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Benefits of bartering
But how is bartering better than normal business transactions? There are a
number of benefits that has made bartering a force to reckon with in the
business world. Let us see what they are:
Conserves cash: Cash, the lifeblood of business, is always
in short supply, whether for a corporate giant or a small-scale industry. Since
bartering generally doesn’t require financial transaction, such a deal becomes
mutually advantageous, as neither party has to part with cash to obtain the
desired goods or services.
Generates sales and profits: Not only does bartering
conserve cash, it can actually generate sales and profits. This is because
inventory turns over more quickly and service providers sell more of their time
than they would otherwise, had they insisted on cash.
Creates new customers: Bartering brings together unlikely
parties, which would never have met in the normal course of business. If
satisfied with the deal, these parties can refer many more customers to each
other, including the ones who pay cash. Even the original barter customer may
start paying cash in future transactions.
Moves surplus stock: Barter moves surplus stock, which
otherwise would have remained in the storehouse. It also saves money that would
have been lost in advertising and weighty discounts.
Utilizes downtime and unused capacity: If you are not
utilizing the full capacity of your plant or service all the year round and can
handle new customers, then bartering may pave the way for new business
opportunities.
Lowers prices: With bartering the goods and services
procured always turn out to be cheaper than they would have been with cash,
since there are no overheads. This can give you an edge over competitors.
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