NextTruckOnline.com has added an e-commerce platform to its product offering.
According to the company, the e-commerce platform enables customers to list single items for sale or maintain an inventory of multiple items. The new e-commerce section also allows buyers to purchase parts, accessories and other products directly from NextTruckOnline.com. All transactions are handled by PayPal for Marketplaces.
“NextTruckOnline already gave customers an easy way to find and sell trucks, trailers and related parts and services,” says David Sojka, sales manager, NextTruck. “We’re always looking for new ways to bring trucking buyers and sellers together, so giving our customers the ability to buy and sell directly on our website just made good sense.”
“If you have something to sell, you can place a listing quickly and easily on our website and reach one of largest audiences in trucking,” adds Amy Garvin, national accounts manager. “Plus, the listing is free. You just pay a small percentage fee once the item is sold.”
NextTruck is a division of The Cosby Harrison Company (CHC). The periodical started in 2008 as a joint venture with Randall-Reilly. The publication was acquired entirely by CHC and converted to a web-only format in 2011. In addition to its online product, NextTruck offers a full array of business marketing services for the trucking industry.
“Our new e-commerce gives truckers everything they need to keep trucking,” says Garvin. “From injectors to all types of truck parts and accessories, buyers can now find what they need and buy it directly from us.”
