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Smart Send Pty Ltd – CEO Interview
- Published April 24, 2014 2:26PM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Executive Interviews
Smart Send has built a strong brand in the online e-commerce marketplace for providing ‘freight aggregation’ and transport/delivery services in the booming home delivery market. Smart Send was the first ‘online courier’ in the Australian internet age (2006) and continues to lead innovation in the online sector.
Smart Send has maintained a balanced approached between ‘Innovation’ and ‘Commerciality’ which differs from our competitors who mainly focus on price, rather than product improvement. From providing ‘fair’ freight pricing to eBay members and low-medium volume users, to our range of delivery services and technology solutions tailored to the e-commerce/web development and residential delivery market, Smart Send is positioned to capitalize on the future growth in online commerce in Australia.
Please listen to Steven Visic, Director of Sales.
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