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Celebrating & Exploring Ritchie Listing

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Celebrating & Exploring Ritchie Listing
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Our tools itemizing service Ritchie List is celebrating its one-year anniversary, so we determined to sit down down with Ritchie Listing Normal Supervisor Kishen Raja to study extra in regards to the resolution and the way it may also help you.

For many years Ritchie Bros. supplied a one-size-fits all resolution with unreserved auctions, however in the present day we provide a mess of gross sales options, market insights, and value-added companies to assist our clients in a wide range of methods.

Ritchie Listing is designed as a DIY software, the place sellers create and handle their very own listings, deal with all purchaser enquiries, prepare the transaction and title switch, and so on. Discover out extra within the video beneath:

How Ritchie Listing may also help you & your small business

Study extra about Ritchie Listing on this interview with Kishen Raja

To superpower Ritchie Listing, we have now constructed out a workforce of gross sales consultants from Ritchie Bros. Monetary Providers, led by Kishen Raja, to assist drive leads from potential consumers seeking to buy tools. An ideal software to assist sellers discover consumers from outdoors their native area to allow them to maximize returns.

We encourage you to start out exploring Ritchie Listing in the present day. In case you have detailed questions, contact Kishen & the Ritchie List Team today!





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