Each buyer type has a different pain point, catalog path, and conversion trigger.
They need a focused product line, stable supply, MOQ clarity, export follow-up, and protection from wasting time on weak SKUs.
Importer sourcing page Start distributor briefThey need shelf-ready packaging, barcode-ready products, repeat supply, and a practical mix for channels similar to Mr. DIY.
DIY retail page Start DIY chain briefThey need easy-to-understand products, clean packaging, seasonal displays, replenishment logic, and low-friction category decisions.
Supermarket page Start supermarket briefThey need compact, fast-moving, counter-friendly products that drivers can understand quickly and buy without long explanation.
Gas station page Start gas station briefThey need useful branded gifts for policyholders, finance customers, loyalty programs, and retention campaigns.
Insurance / bank gift page Start gift program briefThey need branded handover gifts, service retention products, seasonal customer care kits, and useful accessories for repeat contact.
Dealership gift page Start dealership briefThey need safety kits, tire inflators, jump starters, car vacuums, branded bags, and reliable product support for vehicle programs.
Fleet / roadside page Start fleet briefThey need repeatable microfiber, cleaning tools, detailing kits, retail add-ons, and upsell products for service locations.
Car wash page Start detailing briefThey need products with clear selling points, images, bundle logic, content direction, and a controlled first-test shortlist.
Online seller page Start online seller briefThey need logo, color box, manuals, labels, samples, quality check, private-mold direction, and confidentiality around new products.
Private label page Start OEM brief