Cheaper Than The Supermarkets Launch New Website
Online, January 31, 2012 (Newswire.com) - Last year it was found that weekly online spending had risen to £789 million. This shows that more people are becoming confident with shopping online, because of the convenience and the savings. With more people willing to buy online there is a larger market share up for grabs, so it's likely that more businesses will begin to trade online.
Cheaper Than The Supermarkets have recently launched their new website, which sells some everyday essential products at a price that undercuts most, if not all of their competitors. The main benefit to customers of this website is a new source of cheap socks and tights that help consumers save money in the place that it's most sensible.
The companies' products are cheap but that doesn't mean they're poor quality. Any kind of sock or tight can be found on the website, including walking and flight socks which are two very popular products at the moment. Their walking socks are nice and thick, just as they need to be in order to protect the wearer from blisters. And their flight socks are long and tight in order to stimulate as much blood flow as possible.
Cheaper Than The Supermarket's website lets consumers save where it makes sense, instead of spending £5.00 or more on socks from a high street shop, the website sells multiple pairs for less. This is a real benefit for the public because now they will have more money to spend on other necessities.
By selling their products so cheap, the company are sure to gain a large customer base quickly and maintain it so that their customers will keep buying from them again and again. The advantage that Cheaper Than The Supermarkets have over high street shops is that they don't have the costs of running a shop, and can focus purely on making their website work for their customers.
People are now becoming better at internet shopping, and always want the best deal possible. Whilst Cheaper Than The Supermarkets have incredibly cheap products, they're not a very well-known brand yet. This could stop potential customers buying from them, as companies such as Amazon and EBay have a degree of trust because they've served millions of customers. But the company just need to persevere and soon the customers will be flocking to their new website.