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Demand for an online channel in the automotive & auto parts industry is growing alongside customers’ expectations around efficiency, transparency, and accuracy. Put simply, it’s no longer an option to offer eCommerce and online self-service for your customers. Your B2B customers are already buying online and shifting their spend to suppliers who can deliver the best end to end customer experience.
TruPar.com specializes in forklift parts sales for any make, brand or type of forklift. Their extensive database of forklift parts and customer-focused webstore disrupted their field by automating a traditionally offline industry.
As in any other B2B area, online revenues in the Automotive Aftermarket are growing at an unprecedented rate. In 2019, the e-commerce size in this sector exceeded $8.7 billion and is expected to grow steadily over the next years. To meet the high demand for online ordering, Highline Aftermarket LLC needed to establish a scalable 24/7 online channel. The existing solution limited the growth of the business, lacked flexibility and didn’t have the self-service shopping features their customers needed.
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Resource: The coming shakeout in industrial distribution, McKinsey, Forrester/Internet Retailer B2B Buyer Channel Preference Survey
Johan Van Langendonck | Bridgestone
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