Lazada establishes fame in the Philippines

Lazada continues to make a name for itself based on its services alone and not the very impressive fact it is powered by a multinational company. Yep, it’s not as local as you think. Don’t let the price rates full you. The minds behind the superb websites are a mix of Lazada alumni and Filipino aspiring online entrepreneurs. The award winning ecommerce website that was recognized this year for being the best in its line of business was funded by one top online venture builders known having created more than a hundred ecommerce websites in a little over a decade. Apart from Lazada, it is also the guru behind the success of its affiliate Zalora Philippines.

The public knows what it wants and it definitely craved for more Lazada firsts. This year, the promising online website released over 20,000 items in its collection giving customers more products to choose from. After its nationwide success, it initiated to reformulate its list of services to accommodate a more diversified market. Along with its profound brands, it now has officially partnered with LBC and 2GO, two of the largest carriers in the country. This partnership ensures delivery anywhere in the company for very low delivery rates. And when you purchase item/s worth P1000 and above, you can get your order delivered to you absolutely free. 

It is currently raking in millions in revenues making it the apple of the eye of many investing firms including the likes of J.P. Morgan Asset Managament and Summit Media to name a few. Because of the overwhelming support it received, the once underdog is now becoming even more competitive giving other already well-established e-commerce websites a run for their money.

Lazada has been referred to as a lot of things but what Filipinos don’t know is apart from being a locally centered online website, it also has ventures outside the country that stands on its own. It has versions in Malaysia, Vietnam, Thailand and Indonesia that all in its own rights made itself an online shopping powerhouse. Because it takes more than just your normal everyday e-commerce website be hailed as the Southeast Asian clone of Ebay or Amazon.

If you’re wondering how it has stayed so significant in Filipinos’ lives, my answer would simple revolve around the outrageous customer services it launches regularly. Starting with its top of the line product collection, the online shopping website is highlighted for its affordability. A vast amount of products sold in the online shopping mall are given respective discount rates, which makes it anything but intimidating to visit. It’s the price range that get people to see it, but it’s definitely the service that go along with each single transaction that makes it incredibly hard for competitors to beat.

The services go from customer rights to return products for up to 14 days to methods of payments accessible to different types of avid online shoppers. It definitely has synced its teeth in the lives of Filipinos all over the country giving it over 1 million likes on Facebook alone.