Both Resellers and retailers are businesses that buy, stock and sell products to earn a profit. They can be found on the internet, in brick and mortar shops or both. They purchase wholesalers or distributors and then resell to businesses, consumers or consumers. There are many types of resellers, however there are two primary types: Dropshipping and Private Labeling. Private labeling is when the reseller rebrands the product of a manufacturer by adding their logo, name, and packaging. This type of reselling takes place often in the technology industry in which a computer manufacturer might offer both their own hardware and third-party accessories or software.
Another method of reselling is bundling. Bundling is the process where a reseller mixes similar products from different companies to create a package that’s attractive. A reseller, for example may purchase digital navigate to these guys cameras, memory card and Photoshop Lightroom software made by various manufacturers to create a kit to help novice photographers get started in digital photography.
Typically, retailers buy goods in large quantities from distributors and wholesalers and then sell them at a higher cost to consumers. They also sell through online marketplaces, such as eBay and Amazon. Retailers often offer value-added services like technical support and customisation. They may also charge additional fees, such as handling and shipping costs. Home Depot, for example, might charge more than Walmart because it owns its own retail store and handles logistics like storage and delivery.
