I design Shopify wholesale stores and have open hours for a brand that still takes B2B orders by email
Posted by Andrew · Location-independent
I design Shopify stores for businesses that sell to other businesses, and I have open design hours in the coming weeks. Plenty of good brands take wholesale orders by email, spreadsheet or phone call. Their retail site looks great, but their trade customers have no clean way to reorder.
What I bring: Shopify B2B store design and setup, covering wholesale pricing and customer-specific catalogs, bulk-order and quick-reorder layouts, quote or trade-account request forms, and a store that explains clearly to a buyer what you sell and how to order.
What I’d like to explore: a maker, distributor or small brand that wants to open or tidy up a wholesale channel. Or someone who serves those businesses (a marketer, a packaging supplier, a bookkeeper) and wants a designer to refer clients to.
A collaborator could get a wholesale ordering experience that saves time on repeat orders, a faster launch, and a design partner they can rely on.
I design Shopify stores for businesses that sell to other businesses, and I have open design hours in the coming weeks.…
Why I’m posting this
I have spare Shopify design hours and I’d rather match them with a business that needs them than let them sit.
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A small food or cosmetics producer supplying independent shops could be a good fit: repeat orders often involve the same products and quantities. Start by watching how one retailer currently reorders, then build around that task. A wholesale sales rep could introduce the producer and help test whether the new process saves both sides time.
You could team up with this guy to offer store design and ordering flows paired with catalog cleanup and imports.
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