With over 100 daily deals sites now operating in Australia, it can be hard to decide which site is right for your business’ offer. These five tips will help you ensure you get the most from your group buying experience.
As the daily deals industry in Australia continues to grow and the consumer space shows signs of overcrowding, it’s little surprise new entrants have begun catering towards a more business orientated audience.
LivingSocial has outgrown its rivals to become the clear leader in the local group buying market, according to Telsyte’s latest report.
New Australian start-up Sweet Business Deals has developed a B2B daily deals aggregator, designed to deliver the best group buying deals to SMEs in just one place.
An independent study has found 95 percent of businesses that have sold their products of services through group buying sites were happy with the experience, and many would do it again.
More and more online shoppers are falling victim to impulse buying, as group buying sites become increasingly popular. With this in mind, LivingSocial has created a list to ensure you get the most out of group buying.
In a guest post for Dynamic Business, DealFetch Co-Founder Stas Belkov tells why location targeting is the only way forward for the group buying phenomenon.
Michelle Gamble blogs about her up and down relationship with group buying sites.
“That got me thinking about the future of group buying. Surely I’m not the only one who has a love-hate relationship with the sometimes inbox clogging emails.”
The Australian online group buying market is continuing on its rapid growth trajectory; growing from $71.8 million in Q1 to $123.9 million in Q2 ‐ a 72 percent quarter on quarter rise.
Scoopon is offering Australia’s first ever group buying deal on airfares, giving consumers the opportunity to buy a flexible, direct return flight from Melbourne to Phuket with Strategic Airlines at close to 75 percent off.
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