B2B vs B2C sales experience

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What do you guys prefer? I feel like B2C is easier and more pleasant, B2B is kinda intimidating to me. What about you? What do you prefer?
 
B2B also probably means fewer clients = less headaches and bigger invoices, at least in my experience.

The bad thing about B2B is that invoices are often paid on net 30 (days).
 
B2C is a pain in the ass, atleast where I live. B2B is much easier, paid invoice no fckn refunds.
Good luck being a crszy person doing b to b.

I'm only b to c because I can krva use forms and programming to talk to anyone. No direct contact. Hah

I can tell you this.

My therapist does b2c. She doesn't stress
My boss does b2b. He does stress like a kid growing weed in his mother garden.

So what do you think...
 
Good luck being a crszy person doing b to b.

I'm only b to c because I can krva use forms and programming to talk to anyone. No direct contact. Hah
Private consumers has to many consumer laws in my country, not worth it if you are doing small, medium business in my country.
 
The biggest downside of B2B is that (depending on the industry), if you are a provider - clients tend to pay later than agreed upon, and sometimes, things like factoring are needed to bridge the gap.
It's not that B2B = punctual payment. But that's the experience I have.

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zotix
 
The biggest downside of B2B is that (depending on the industry), if you are a provider - clients tend to pay later than agreed upon, and sometimes, things like factoring are needed to bridge the gap.
It's not that B2B = punctual payment. But that's the experience I have.

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zotix
And fcking communication is hard.

In b to c is all auto. A classic gun with no manuals. Full Auto

In my country they send payment for 3 services and want to do 8. Fcked up scheme.

Private consumers has to many consumer laws in my country, not worth it if you are doing small, medium business in my country.
Uhm.


Can you cite laws or something?

If there is money in it, why just not do some law tricks like registering a company to someone's name?
 
B2B is the way to go if you have the right offer and know how to sale and communicate effectively
 
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