Industry News – kitTrader.com.au
Funny thing about service life – we gather a lot of gear as we spend any amount of time working. Then try out new equipment and concepts in an attempt to make our lives easier and more comfortable.
Hence, most of us have trunks of unused equipment sitting around taking up a great deal of space. Most of the time, we just can’t get rid of it.
It was with this idea that my friend Matt started his own online business kitTrader.com.au to service a need in the industry. Setting up an online business can be a lot to handle from the get-go, but with the right software, this can be eased. Setting up subscription services, billing needs, recurring payments, etc. can make it a lot easier in managing and keeping the business flowing.
He’s now got his own website and online classifieds for us to offload unwanted gear and do some horse-trading. Think of it this way. It’s like he has his own e-commerce business, with that he uses the internet to sell his goods, as well as taking all of his transactions online. To be honest, all the online tasks have been made easier due to the internet speed. Fortunately, he uses something like a hughesnet internet plan that offers him a download speed of 25Mbps and an upload speed of 3 Mbps. Awesome, isn’t it?
Anyway, with the help of his website, he is hoping that he won’t have to wait long until people start becoming aware of his business so that he can get some extra money in the bank. But we’ve all told him that he should have a think about working on his SEO, and places like Victorious may be able to help him to rank higher in the search engines, which in turn, will increase the number of conversions and sales he will have. Or so we’ve been told.
We all know that any business survives on how much money they make, and so it is important that he does everything in his power to make sure that he drives enough traffic to his website. For now, he’s still trying to navigate the hardships of having his online business and completing trading.
We’ve all done it within the unit, with some blokes offering a myriad of services as well, such as pack fitting for those of us who are numpties.
So poke your nose in and support another small business.
I’ll posting up some of my unwanted kit in the next few months. I definitely need to clean out my mancave!
The site can be found here:
http://www.kittrader.com.au/index.php
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