SELLinALL had its high voltage pitch at the BRIDGE FEST 2016, Tokyo Japan.

There is a saying - technology and services has to enrich the future of our life. That is what has happened when

SELLinALL had its high voltage pitch at the BRIDGE FEST 2016 Tokyo, Japan. Asia's largest festival with the startups provided a meeting with Asia startups in cooperation with overseas partners Media. Started in 2011, STARTUP DATING has rebranded itself as THE BRIDGE in 2013. Since then THE BRIDGE has its own way of presenting the startup companies to the world. The Bridge website sees nearly 520,000 monthly unique users - quotes Masaru Ikeda, Co-founder.

Since the prestigious Echelon Asia Summit 2015 placed SELLinALL as one of the top ten start ups out of the 100 start up company contestants from 14 countries, SellinAll improved its software and now had its presentation along with 300 startups of the Asian countries and it still maintained its lead as one of the top five.

As one of the startup companies specially invited for this occasion SELLinALL presented its well received high voltage pitch in this prestigious forum.

SELLinALL - the wonder working software has been built by the techies who had a decade of experience in the e-commerce field. They built with you in mind and to ease you from the cumbersome listing and inventory compiling of your products, sold at the e-market sites. Online sellers!! Here is a technology and service provided by SELLinALL which will enrich your life.

- Magic Inian -

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