Marketplace Integration

Give your products maximum exposure for minimal cost

Established marketplaces such as eBay and Amazon already have the infrastructure in place to attract millions of visitors. What better way to gain exposure for your products and boost your revenues than to tap into these lucrative resources? With Namesco Ecommerce, you could be one of the first to integrate with Amazon.co.uk Marketplace and Facebook too!

How it works:
Integration is simple and there are help guides and information within your online Admin Panel. Each marketplace requires a product feed from your website, which can be sent manually or automatically, allowing the information and images for your products to appear alongside their core products and search results.

Some of the Marketplaces you could integrate with:

eBay

eBay currently has over 200 million users worldwide and leads the way in online auctioning. eBay is all about customer choice and through simple integration, you can ensure your products are showing alongside the vast range of other DVDs, car parts and gadgets out there. eBay operates a buyer and seller feedback system so you can build up your reputation as a reputable online seller.
NEW! Amazon.co.uk Marketplace

Be one of the first to integrate your online shop with Amazon.co.uk Marketplace. Amazon offers customers around the world a huge choice of products and sellers, with goods that are new, used, refurbished and collectable. Integration is easy and if you sell items that are already available on their site, you can become one of their alternative sellers.
NEW! Facebook

Be one of the first to integrate your online shop with social networking giant, Facebook. All you need is a Facebook Fan page and a Google Merchant Center data feed and you could be up and running in as little as five minutes. Facebook have over 500 million users worldwide and their innovative social sharing icons can be found almost everywhere.
Google Base

You can submit your products to Google Base for free via a product feed or Google Base API. Google allows you to add multiple product attributes so that online visitors can find your products more easily when they do related searches. Your products may also appear on Google Search and Google Maps.
Shopping.com

With around 20 million unique users per month, Shopping.com offers easy-to-use search tools and navigation, engaging content and millions of product and merchant reviews. It’s free to list your products on Shopping.com and you’ll only pay for the qualified leads to your store.
Kelkoo

Kelkoo operates in 12 countries and attracts 32 million unique users. It’s aimed at savvy online shoppers who want to get the best product for their money, with millions of product reviews by real customers and instant feedback from aggregated rating scores. As a merchant, Kelkoo only charges you when a user clicks on your listed product, through to your online shop.
Twenga

Twenga uses proprietary technology to fetch data about all online shops and products, bringing together millions of offers from 11 countries so far, which are updated daily. Twenga provides shopping suggestions, savings coupons and customers reviews of products and merchants. Listing your products on Twenga is free and you only pay when you sell.