Bundling Systems are strategies that allow customers to buy multiple products at once in order to increase average order value. This method is especially useful for goods that quickly run out such as soap, air fresheners, batteries or t-shirts. DCL client Magic Spoon uses this method to make it easy for their customers to purchase new flavors of their delicious cereal as part of a bundle that allows them to try them all.More info :https://bundliningsystems.co.uk

Purchasing bundles can help a business decrease the amount of money they spend on distribution costs as well as marketing costs since they don’t have to advertise each product separately. In addition, product bundling can reduce inventory management expenses by reducing storage and shipping costs as companies don’t have to keep track of the number of each item sold individually.

Types of Bundling Systems: Solutions for Various Applications

Product bundling can also create new customer acquisition opportunities if it is offered at the right time. For example, if a business sells products that are seasonal or a popular event takes place such as a holiday, offering product bundles can boost sales and profits.

Pure bundling limits the choice available to the consumer since it only allows them to buy the bundle as a whole and not its components. Examples of this are software packages from Adobe and cable channel plans. This can be a powerful strategy if it is used as a monopolistic tactic to eliminate competitors and control the market. However, it can backfire if used too aggressively as demonstrated by Microsoft when it disintermediated Slack and other productivity platforms with its Teams platform and massive distribution power.