The Brand Review · Free · Written · Five working days
Show us the brand. We'll show you the next move.
The Brand Review is the only way a partnership with K6 starts. Send your product range and where you sell today. Within five working days you get a written verdict: which of the four marketplaces fit, what the margin picture looks like at European prices and fees, and what we would do first — in what order, and why.
What the review covers
Four questions, answered in writing.
Not a proposal and not a pitch deck. A verdict on the four things a brand owner actually has to decide before committing stock to Europe.
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Which of the four marketplaces fit
Amazon, bol.com, Allegro and Kaufland are four different markets, not four buttons. The review says which of them your products belong on, and which we would leave alone for now.
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What the margin picture looks like
European selling prices against European fees, shipping and returns — so the number you read is what would actually be left, not a headline price.
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What we would do first
The first moves, in order, with the reason for the order. A plan you can act on with or without us.
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What would have to change
Where the products, the pricing or the supply are not ready for Europe yet, and what it would take to get them there.
What K6 needs from you
Three things, and none of them is a document.
The form below asks for exactly this and nothing else. If something is missing we ask once, by email, on the same day.
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The brand and the product range
A link is faster than a description: your website, an Amazon storefront, or a catalogue.
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Where you sell today
"Only our own webshop" is a perfectly good answer. So is "nowhere yet".
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What you want out of Europe
The markets that interest you, and roughly when you would want to be live. If you do not know, that is what the review is for.
What happens after
The review ends with an answer, not a follow-up call.
Your details are used for this review and to assess a possible partnership. No newsletter is started on your behalf, and nothing is passed on.
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You decide, not us
The review is yours. There is no obligation attached to it, and no sales sequence behind it.
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If it is a fit, we talk
A conversation with the people who would run the daily work — not an account manager reading the review back to you.
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If it is not, you still have the answer
A written "no" with the reasoning is worth more than a polite maybe. You keep it either way.