May 17, 2021
Case Studies: How to Increase Sales With Web Stores
E-commerce is on the rise, and the promo industry is no exception. 80% of B2B sales take place online, per Vantage Apparel research. Combined with social distancing and limited in-person events, the signs are clear: Online is where business is heading, and now's the time to prepare.
Dip your toes into the world of online orders with Vantage Apparel, who can help create custom web stores for your clients. Find out in these five case studies how distributors just like you have been successful, plus all the info you need to do the same.
Case Study #1
INDUSTRY: Engineering
CLIENT PROJECT: 60th anniversary store
PRODUCTS: Clothing, headwear & accessories
Vantage Apparel recently fulfilled an order for an engineering company seeking to celebrate their 60th anniversary by gifting each of their employees with $25. What's more, the client wanted to create a line of limited-edition wearables their staff could easily purchase at the same time to rep their place of work.
WHY WEB STORES?
Vantage Apparel worked with their distributor partner to set this client up with a temporary web store that preloaded each of their 4,000 employees' accounts with a $25 allowance to purchase limited-edition merch, such as branded hats, tote bags, backpacks, T-shirts and blankets. This made it quick and efficient for the aerospace company to disperse employee gifts in one fell swoop instead of having to orchestrate a complicated in-person pickup. Staff were also given the option to use their credit card to buy more products for themselves, and free shipping was offered to all employees, as the client opted to cover shipping costs.
The result? 2,815 orders with an average order of $93. Purchased products were then drop-shipped via Vantage Apparel right to employees' homes, saving their client time, stress and money while ensuring end-users got their merch as soon as possible.