Helping Mid-Sized Businesses

Transform Unwanted Assets Into Media Or Cash

Net Trade specializes in Media Barter & Cash Liquidation.

Helping Mid-Sized Businesses

Transform Unwanted Assets Into Media Or Cash

Net Trade specializes in Media Barter & Cash Liquidation.

How It Works

You have unwanted assets, excess inventory or capacity
We purchase the assets or inventory from you
You receive Trade Credits for media or cash
We sell the assets or inventory into a non-conflicting secondary market
In a nutshell, you turn your unwanted assets into media to drive new business – or you just take the cash.

Turn your unwanted assets into new customers

Our award-winning media partners will use the value of your inventory to purchase media strategically, driving awareness, engagement, and new business for your brand.

Think you’re stuck with that inventory?

Look what we’ve done for our clients over the last decade.

Disposable cameras

Frozen chicken parts

Industrial Machinery

European Furniture Manufacturer

Net Trade has already purchased hundreds of millions of dollars’ worth of assets from some of America’s leading brands, lowering their costs, adding to their media budgets, and providing cash flow. We can help you, too.

News and Insight

Our views on media, marketing and barter.
Trading Excess Inventory

4 Reasons Why Trading Excess Inventory is a Smart Move

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Spring into Corporate Trade: Make the Most of the Season’s Opportunities

Spring is a time of renewal and rejuvenation, and it’s the perfect time for businesses to take stock of their inventory and make some strategic decisions.  In today’s fast-paced business world, companies often find themselves with surplus inventory that they need to get rid of. Whether it’s due to overproduction, a shift in consumer demand,

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How Did We Get Here? Feeling the Inflationary Pressure

Inflationary pressures in the United States are affecting the supply chain, which, in turn, is affecting consumers and inventory levels.  We’ve all felt the rising inflation. The Consumer Price Index (CPI) increased by 6.4% in the last 12 months alone, putting pressure on the supply chain (especially labor shortages) to meet production needs and pricey

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