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Design looks great in general. I clicked on Xbox360. Suggestions: 1. Don't show an item in the results if there are no sellers. Or at least say "None available
by zhyder 18y ago
Design looks great in general. I clicked on Xbox360. Suggestions:
1. Don't show an item in the results if there are no sellers. Or at least say "None available" on the results page.
2. For items that have multiple sellers, indicate the price range (rather than just the lowest price) as well as # of sellers. Similar to how the Amazon.com marketplace does it.
General Q: how will you compete against entrenched players like Amazon.com and Half.com? There's a couple of benefits on your about page (shipping included in price, ability to filter by seller rating + price), but just those probably won't be enough.
- potatolicious 18y agoI'm not the OP, but this would be competitive with Amazon.com if they go the individual seller angle. It's a fair amount of work to become a 3rd party seller on Amazon, which excludes all but dedicated businesses. I think the concept is sound, if only as a meas to replace eBay, which as of late has been stagnant, unsafe for users, and just a pain to use.
- sachinag 18y agoWe have access to inventory that no one else does through our partnerships with in-store point of sale partners. Dawdle is the first marketplace, in any vertical, to let retailers list their items online with one click from within their existing POS systems. Also, our ability to let buyers create StandingOffers - "I know what I want and what I'm willing to pay" - is the first time any marketplace, in any vertical, has allowed buyers to initiate transactions. We're really proud of this technology - there's no back and forth. If a listing comes in that matches your criteria, you buy it automagically.