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The B-Stock Seller Blog
Watch: Webinar – The Power of the Network Effect
Mar 19 2020 · BY Editorial Team
In an online marketplace environment “Network Effect” is what happens when you build a successful selling and buying network around a common theme. This webinar takes a look at how a network develops and how specific product categories are impacted, based on years of B-Stock’s transactional data and experience.
Key topics include:
- How B-Stock grew its network: from initial seller + buyers, through today
- Buyer behavior when a seller joins an already established network
- Pricing and demand trends across key categories: Apparel, Appliances, Mobile
- Real case studies from current clients on being part of the Network Effect
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