Questions and Answers
About Advertising Barter

Advertising barter, also known as 'barter media' or 'barter advertising', is a form of commercial exchange in which companies trade goods or services instead of money for advertising space or other marketing services. This type of agreement can be advantageous for companies that want to promote their products or services without the direct use of cash.

There is no fixed minimum quantity of products required for barter. The quantities involved vary depending on the type of goods selected for the agreement and their value.

L’entreprise qui fournit la marchandise s’engage à envoyer des échantillons et/ou des images du produit à traiter, avec ou sans emballage, à indiquer le prix public, le prix de cession pour le Barter, l’assortiment, les limitations de commercialisation et de distribution, la date d’expiration et d’autres informations utiles à la palettisation et au transport. Sur la base des données recueillies, le partenaire Barter analysera les informations historiques sur le produit et l’entreprise, et comparera les prix avec ceux de produits similaires.

The company providing the goods undertakes to send samples and/or images of the product to be traded, with or without packaging, indicating the retail price, the barter transfer price, the assortment, any marketing or distribution limitations, the expiration date, and other useful details for palletizing, transport, and so on. Based on the collected data, the barter company will obtain historical information about the product and the company and compare prices with similar product categories.

The company providing the goods undertakes to send samples and/or images of the product to be traded, with or without packaging, indicating the retail price, the barter transfer price, the assortment, any marketing or distribution limitations, the expiration date, and other useful details for palletizing, transport, and so on. Based on the collected data, the barter company will obtain historical information about the product and the company and compare prices with similar product categories.

The delivery of goods must be made at least 30 days before the start of the advertising campaign.

Only if the client wishes. It is not necessary for the goods exchanged and the advertised subject to correspond directly. They may refer to different products, be completely independent from each other, or even belong to other brands within the same company.

Reciprocal invoicing means that two invoices of the same amount offset each other. Any VAT rate differences arising from different regulations will be paid by the client via bank transfer.

Either at the time of or after the delivery of goods, with reciprocal invoicing, provided it occurs within the same month and in compliance with VAT regulations.

Once the client’s invoice has been received, within the same accounting month.