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The event is scheduled to take place on November 8 and 9. In the previous edition, in August, there were 290,000 visits to the site
After a successful second edition last August, with more than 290,000 visits and the participation of 55 brands, the Ecuadorian Chamber of Electronic Commerce (CECE) announced the third edition of Cyberday.ec that will take place from 00:00 on Monday, November 8 until 11:59 p.m. on Tuesday, November 9.
The initiative has the support of the Ministry of Telecommunications, the Ministry of Production, the Ecuadorian American Chamber of Commerce, the Universidad Espíritu Santo and Cisneros Interactive Ecuador.
More than 55 brands, 19 of these from startups, offer discounts and offers at Cyberday.ec
The CECE indicated, through a statement, that this third edition of Cyberday.ec is the opportunity for companies that wish to participate to sign up to offer their products to the public before Christmas time and the end of the year, safely, without leaving home, deliveries on time and without crowds.
“In these times, companies that wish to have a more effective internet presence cannot settle for a corporate page that only provides information,” said CECE in the statement, in which it also highlighted that the expansion of electronic commerce, that uses Information and Communication Technologies (ICT), allows greater interaction between vendors and users; in addition, it stimulates and diversifies the economy.
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The businesses, SMEs and enterprises at the national level interested in participating in this new edition should contact the mail [email protected] Leave your information and a person from the organization will contact you to tell you the details of this initiative.
Meanwhile, the CECE highlighted several advantages of electronic commerce such as: the creation of business opportunities and new forms of distribution of its products and services, access to customers from any geographical area without limitation, opening and expansion towards new markets, increased competitiveness and quality of service, quick response to needs and shorter or non-existent delivery chains, which can lead to a reduction in final prices and control of orders and customers.
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