What about the customer? Where is the possibility of choice?
Posted: Sat Feb 01, 2025 9:55 am
Oh, how so?
I'll tell you completely honestly - at first there were no limits, but after talking to the heads of the printing houses I changed my mind. Many of them told me something along these lines: "You know, there are so many printing houses on these portals that the chances of a customer finding mine are minimal." I had to admit to them that they were right, because what's the point of exhibiting where there are several sellers for every buyer? It doesn't make sense. And that's why we introduced limits at Poligrafiko, so that there would be as many orders for printing houses as possible and so that it would be worth it for them to join our portal.
It's easy to get lost in hundreds of offers. A dozen or so, at most a few dozen, canada rcs data will be enough.
The paradox of choice is at hand. And while we’re on the subject: who should use Poligrafiko anyway?
I was thinking mainly about advertising agencies, freelance graphic designers, small design studios… These groups quite often have problems finding a contractor who can provide quality and timeliness. You have to trust your subcontractor, because receiving a dud (not to mention a dud received after the deadline) can cause your client to leave.
Okay, so what does the printing house – apart from orders – gain from submitting its offer to you?
Poligrafiko is designed to save time related to service. Our administration panel automates their course and provides easy access to, for example, invoices or conversation history. This speeds up the execution, and thus the order becomes more profitable. Moreover, the entire portal has been developed to be as easy to use as possible - I attach great importance to this.
I'll tell you completely honestly - at first there were no limits, but after talking to the heads of the printing houses I changed my mind. Many of them told me something along these lines: "You know, there are so many printing houses on these portals that the chances of a customer finding mine are minimal." I had to admit to them that they were right, because what's the point of exhibiting where there are several sellers for every buyer? It doesn't make sense. And that's why we introduced limits at Poligrafiko, so that there would be as many orders for printing houses as possible and so that it would be worth it for them to join our portal.
It's easy to get lost in hundreds of offers. A dozen or so, at most a few dozen, canada rcs data will be enough.
The paradox of choice is at hand. And while we’re on the subject: who should use Poligrafiko anyway?
I was thinking mainly about advertising agencies, freelance graphic designers, small design studios… These groups quite often have problems finding a contractor who can provide quality and timeliness. You have to trust your subcontractor, because receiving a dud (not to mention a dud received after the deadline) can cause your client to leave.
Okay, so what does the printing house – apart from orders – gain from submitting its offer to you?
Poligrafiko is designed to save time related to service. Our administration panel automates their course and provides easy access to, for example, invoices or conversation history. This speeds up the execution, and thus the order becomes more profitable. Moreover, the entire portal has been developed to be as easy to use as possible - I attach great importance to this.