Changes in the Developing World

Changes in the Developing World

September 2010 - I was talking just the other week with Roy Shippen, marketing expert and worldwide website entrepreneur. Roy has just built a brand new website for bird aficionados which goes by the name of birdcagepark (http://www.birdcagepark.com/). It has merchandise explicitly for bird keepers ranging from luxury cages, outside cages, bird cage playtops and playtop cages and small budgie cages to books on birds, bird seed and beak sharpeners you can put in your birdcage to amuse your favorite finch.

We were describing internet business and the growing market that has become the World Wide Web. He was telling me that with e-trading these days transacted across the earth with selection growing greater as payment and packing become easier and more trustworthy than ever, people worldwide are in the middle of a revolutionary change as to how the world shops and chooses their purchases. This has major knock-on effects for the way societies develop, how and where people live and work and shop; and of course for the way in which products are sold.

While this may seem a bit passé for folks in USA and Canada and indeed the biggest part of Europe, consider for a second what it signifies for instance for the average shopper in a more traditional society in developing nations such as those in South East Asia, Latin America and Africa, for example, where this really is revolutionary.

It allows these folk, no matter where they are situated, to buy through the internet and receive goods couriered to their home. In smaller markets and smaller countries the choice grows ever greater and better as the world becomes your store and what is available is a larger and brighter selection of products than ever known about before. This really has grown into the revolution in shopping, giving folks so much more range, more choice and purchaser perspective.

The effects of such changes over a longer time span on how people inter-connect and go about their daily business are yet to be measured and the effect this will have on how a society changes. It may well put strains on how people come to relate to one another and could in fact alter how all individuals connect one to another. The traditional market place has been outpaced by the technological revolution.

“It is fantastic for people who are remote from large cities and towns where their local store does not carry much of a selection of anything,” said Roy. To be able to have such a diverse range of products in their online store and delivered direct to their door. Now products from across the world are available for everyone alike.

Just such a website which makes shopping so straightforward is located at birdcagepark (http://www.birdcagepark.com/). Go take a look and see what we are talking about.

About The Author

Roy Shippen is an IT professional, website developer and e-commerce entrepreneur. His websites market health products, online shopping, self-help products among many others. He lectures and blogs regularly contributing articles to many sites.

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