Marketplace syndication for bike dealers
List once on your own site and push to the bike marketplace from there, instead of the other way round. Your site becomes the master copy, the enquiry comes home, and the marketplace goes back to being a channel.
What is included
- Your site as the single source of truth for stock
- Feeds out to the marketplaces you choose
- Consistent photos, prices and specs everywhere
- Reporting on which channel actually produced the sale
What it looks like in practice
A bike dealer sells used machines, new-season clothing and workshop time, and the website is a gallery called Stock. We separate the three: used and new bikes with make, engine size, year, mileage and licence class as filters; clothing and parts as a catalogue with click-and-collect; and service booking against a real diary. Each bike gets its own page, so a rider searching a model and year finds the dealer, not the marketplace.
Why bike dealers in particular
- Riders search by model and year, and your site has a gallery called “Stock”.
- New season gear, used bikes and servicing all fight for the same homepage.
- The marketplace gets the enquiry and you get the invoice.
Typical ticket in your trade: €3,000 to €30,000. One enquiry that comes to you instead of to the bike marketplace covers a lot of website.
The same thing for other trades
Check your own site first
Free, on screen in about ten seconds, no call. We fetch your homepage once, the way a visitor's browser does, and nothing else.
Fixed price, fixed date, in writing
Fifteen minutes about what you sell and how your stock moves today. A quote within two working days.