Fabque.com - New Online “Social” Marketplace in India now offers best Artwork from Indian Artists

DELHI, India - Jan. 14, 2015 - PRLog -- FabQue.com – A new online marketplace, truly integrates social commerce features, to provide a powerful tool for Indian consumers to discover, organize and buy new products across multiple categories.

“We have a very simple idea, where we want to showcase and sell only the most fantastic products available in the market and making product discovery very easy for our users. Adding Arts was only the next logical step to our ever expanding offerings” says Nikhil Khattar from fabque.com.

“We are not looking to sell every product in the market, and that’s our biggest USP. Anyone who is looking for something different should first think of us, that’s the mission of fabque.com.”

The recent launch includes wide range of products in ever expanding categories including handmade products, mobiles, electronics, gadgets, gifts, jewellery, car accessories and home décor.

FabQue.com is ramping up and looking to expand and add more products in coming months, providing more choice for Indian consumers, and the recent addition of Arts that will showcase artwork of some of the leading artists in India including painters and sculptors.

“From seller’s perspective, the social commerce features provide powerful tools to increase sales. Sellers are at the centre of FabQue. We do not hide them like other marketplaces. Our platform allows and assists them in building a brand within the community and building a relationship with their customers, get feedback and improvise where they can. Consumers can follow brands and get updates when new products are added.”

India’s ecommerce domain is exploding with over 100 million online shoppers by 2016. There’s a huge gap to fill in various segments and lot of room for new start-up’s to come in and shake up the market. As ecommerce in India will evolve, lot of new players will disrupt, challenge and find their place. At the end of the day it’s about giving more choice and options to Indian consumers and fabque.com seems to be well placed for that.

“We are a few months old, self-funded small start-up right now, but we have big plans for our growth. We have a beautiful website. Consumers can connect directly with sellers, discover unique products being offered, follow and communicate with them. We want to leverage the power of social commerce in a true way. Each purchase is backed by our Buyer Protection Plan for that extra peace of mind.”

For more information please visit: www.fabque.com