Barter Market Segmentation

The pie chart on the right represents the following segments of the barter and trade exchange market:

International Trade/Commodity Firms

Media Outlets

Retailers: Barter and Cash

Production Companies, Ad Agencies

Contractors, Developers, Banks

Shippers

Importers, Exporters, Manufacturers

Barter Market Segmentation

Travel Sector: Airlines, Hotels, Resorts, Tour Operators, Tourism Boards

Small Ad Agencies/Media buying firms: Sell TAZMEDIA owned media to these targets at lower rates than paying the media direct

Media sources: Newspapers, magazines, broadcast TV stations, cable TV systems, cable TV interconnects, National Cable Networks, billboards, buses, airline magazines, national & spot market radio. TAZMEDIA will be exchanging goods to media outlets in exchange for advertising space on behalf of clients and/or to build a "media bank" to sell to clients.

Contractors/Developers: Forming ventures with developers to barter materials and advertising in exchange for a commission or a stake in the project.

Manufacturers (exporters): Locating sources to provide shipping, exchange imports from other countries/manufacturers, obtain distribution and full product management services.

Retailers: Any retailer may have excess inventory issues where we can provide other goods or advertising to promote other products on shelves and prevent retailers from selling these inventories at a loss (liquidation.) Automobiles are tremendous assets to exchange in building more assets on barter. Exchange partners will always choose cars.

Shippers: A common factor sought by clients per cash or barter transactions. Shippers may consider oil in exchange for services. It's a key tie-in to overall product management solutions.