The
100-page, full-colour booklet (downloadable
in English and Bahasa Malaysia on Shopee Malaysia PR Newsroom website) is
the first part of a series of episodic content that gives voice to Malaysian
sellers breaking barriers online. It profiles Shopee sellers in each state who
are top performing in terms of popularity, biggest storefronts, green products,
exporters, livestreamers, and women-owned businesses. In addition, the book
includes street-level stories and testimonials of sellers who have used their
online success to uplift others in their communities.
Shopee is
using the Shopee Spotlights Local campaign and authentic seller stories to
promote greater awareness on how buying from small, independent sellers in our
neighborhoods preserve local industries, reduce the carbon footprint, increase
the level of personalised offerings, and encourage more homegrown entrepreneurs
and innovators. Doubling as a handy guide for users to protect themselves, the
book offers tips on shopping safely, understanding Shopee Guarantee,
identifying responsible sellers, and its 100% Authenticity policy.
●
Zeeda
Aziz of Pasar Kedah, who did not let her leg amputation stop her from expanding
her ikan bilis business online
●
Edward
Wong of HomeDecoStore, who listened to his customers and designed prayer mats
customised to local preferences
● Hafiz Oon of Mr Bentong, whose popular ginger juices have garnered so much word of mouth that he sources from ten ginger farms in Pahang to meet demands
“Malaysian
businesses near you are often the beating heart of our local economy and the
backbone of our communities. When you shop locally online, you are supporting
Made-in-Malaysia products from underserved communities. We are heartened to see
the support that many of our local sellers continue to receive through their
online businesses, and remain committed to partnering with and supporting them
in their e-commerce journey,” said Kenneth
Soh, Head of Marketing at Shopee Malaysia.
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