The webinar is designed for automotive aftermarket manufacturers, brand owners and distributors interested in growing sales revenue through all eCommerce sales channels
Hudson, Ohio—A free webinar will reveal many new, unprecedented revenue growth strategies that avoid channel conflict to the benefit of all channel partners. Automotive service provider companies GCommerce and Hedges & Company are co-sponsors of the webinar.
The webinar is designed for automotive aftermarket manufacturers, brand owners and distributors interested in growing sales revenue through all eCommerce sales channels.
Traditional aftermarket distribution channels have been disrupted in the past decade due to growth in eCommerce as well as third-party marketplace platforms such as Amazon and eBay. Since 2018, eCommerce and third-party aftermarket parts and accessories revenue has nearly doubled and is estimated to be $38 billion in the U.S. in 2022. It is projected to reach $67 billion by 2030.
The rapid channel disruption and potential for channel conflict create questions for aftermarket brand owners or manufacturers. This webinar will present new strategies to avoid channel conflict and work with existing distribution channels and distribution partners. It will explore how distributors and manufacturers can best work collaboratively through eCommerce Channels.
“Brand owners are faced with increasingly complex choices and requirements in today’s world of drop shipping, product data and ‘infinite aisles,'” said Scott Luckett, vice president of Industry Strategy for GCommerce. “This webinar will clear up confusion and offer attendees new strategies for growth.”
The webinar panelists include industry experts Rick Main of GCommerce, Johannes Crepon of PDM Automotive and Curt McDowell of NA Williams. Jon Hedges of Hedges & Company will moderate the panel.
Attendees will be able to submit questions in advance and there will be a live question and answer session at the end of the webinar. Registration is required. To register visit: https://www.gcommerceinc.com/blog/ecommerce-strategies-avoid-channel-conflict/
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