The Product Syncing service is a marketing tool to promote your products to existing and potential clients. Your business can store and share thousands of products (with pictures, prices, and descriptions) with your retailers.
Your retailers can use these products to power their websites and gift registries. You control how your products appear and are organized on your retailers' websites.
Currently, 111 brands promote 64,215 products on 1,177 retailers' websites.
Benefits:
Chris Rosse (Rosse Associates), Mary Mary O'Neil, Jason Solarek (Bridge) and Bonnie Fratis
More than 252 sales reps use Bridge's Product Syncing service.
Featured sales rep partners:
How do you get retailers to sell more? To sell more, retailers need to show more products online. Bridge's Product Syncing service makes this possible.
Please find a comparison below of a retailer that does not use the Product Syncing service and a retailer that does for the brand Juliska.
Grade: C-
Grade: A+
Bridge created the Retail Website Grader to help reps. The Grader is free. It helps reps evaluate their stores' websites and chart a path to more sales.
Download the free website grader here (PDF)
Watch Jason Solarek, Bridge’s CEO, explain how to use the Website Grader:
You can sign up your store for Bridge and Product Syncing. A retailer can sync with products for free. The retailer also receives a free Bridge Store, online gift registry software, and many other tools to help it sell online.
You can sign up a store.
Please use this online sign-up form:
https://www.shoplocal.org/sign_up_one_pager.cfm
How will you make more money with Bridge?
You make more in commission because retailers sell 18% on average more due to Bridge (Read the case study here).
How will a sale be made?
Does a Product Syncing Brand have to drop-ship?
No, a Product Syncing Brand does not have to drop-ship to participate. If a brand drop-ships, then a retailer may ask the brand to drop-ship an order. If the brand does not drop-ship, they will mail the item to the retailer, and then the retailer will mail it to the customer.
How does the Product Syncing service deal with minimum order requirements?
If a retailer has a Bridge order in hand and it does not have the item in stock, it will first assess if the order is over the minimum reorder amount. If it's over the minimum reorder amount, the retailer may place the order as a drop-ship. If the order is under the minimum, the retailer may decide if there are additional products it would like to order. To meet the minimum requirement, the retailer may order more products to fulfill the Bridge order as well as stock its store.