Omega Inflatables is a real company. Our factory has a history of 8 years and it is located in Panyu District, Guangzhou. It covers more than 3000㎡(3500yards) and with 100+ workers specializing in making inflatables.

As one of top inflatables manufacturers in China, we offer global customers built-to-last inflatables with factory price cheaper than ever and without resellers adding margins on.

• Omega Inflatables is a legit company, we are registered legally in China with a real business licence and we are happy to show you. 
• Complete contacts are list on our website, you can easily find our address on Google maps and contact us via any social media.
• Real customer reviews are shown on the homepage of our website.
• We have many happy customers across the world! We will show you customers references in your area.
• Free sample of materials is available, contact us if you need more info.

We have come a long way, so we know precisely which direction to take when supplying U with high quality yet budget-friendly inflatable castles, bounce houses & slides.

Our customers are our top priority & through our inflatables we work hard towards building long-team & meaningful partnership with them.

From the moment that you start your own rental business, it is important that you make sure you start thinking about different ways to market your business. It’s certainly not easy but there are many ways to promote and advertise your rental business, here are some related marketing ideas

1.Websites

The first thing your business will require is an impressive website. It’s important that your customers can find the info they need on your website. For example, pictures of the inflatables you rent with proper description (size, quality of the material used, age etc), contact info, other social medias, FAQ etc. Post pictures of the events you have served to and have an informative section for blogs where the customers can find the answers to the questions they may have.  

2.Social media

People love spending time online, social media is the most effective way to help your business reach your potential customers, it’s easy and most of the platforms are for free. The most common platforms are Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, Googl, Twitter etc,  on these platforms you can engage people attention by posting attractive pictures or hosting event online and asking them to join.

By offering a coupon code online you can track how many people found your advertisement on social media sites and how effective it was. If you want to know how effective each platform works, put different coupon codes on them.

3. Print advertising

Advertising offline is also an important job you need to do in order to spread the word about your rental business. Printing advertisements in the local newspapers, receipts, community boards, on paper placemats in restaurants, and on the noticeboard of local supermarkets, or sending out flyer in neighbourhood communities such as schools, churches, clubs, children' playgroups and nurseries etc, deliver leaflets through peoples letter boxes in your area...there are numerous ways for your rental business to promote itself.

Have your contact information written on your inflatables or vehicle, where everyone will see it. Make sure you take advantage of the space for banners on your bounce houses, it’s a moving advertisement, whenever your bounce house is rent out it will promote itself, and your potential customers know how to find you.

4. Content Marketing

Nowadays,  it’s common for companies to create articles and blogs on exterior sites intending to establish themselves as experts and advertise their businesses. This type of content can be about birthday parties, carnivals, fairs, bounce houses or picnics, and corporate functions where bounce houses might be used. It not only helps rental businesses to advertise themselves but also help them to get a high ranking on search engines.

5. Customer relationship

Never undermine the importance of maintaining a good relationship with your customers,  if your customers are satisfied with your service, you will get customer referrals and expand your customer base. Except for great quality inflatable and excellent service, you also need to pay attention to other details like customer order history, contact details, it allows you to take feedback and communicate with them instantly.

6. Charity

Rent your inflatables to the local children' home or orphanage, perhaps offering a small discount. Lend your inflatables to a charity event for FREE. All the money taken goes to the charity, but you get FREE publicity, (especially if you hand your leaflets out) and if you are lucky, you will get a mention in the local press.

There are a lot of ways to promote your inflatable rental business, these are just a few of them. Be creative and you’ll find opportunities everywhere. Good luck!  

Factories were closed to avoid exceeding limits on energy use imposed by Beijing to promote efficiency.

Widening power shortages in China’s north-east have left homes without power and halted production at numerous factories, while some shops operated by candlelight as the economic toll of the squeeze mounted.

Residents in the north-east, where autumn temperatures are falling, reported power cuts and appealed on social media for the government to restore supplies.

Rationing has been implemented during peak hours since last week, while residents of cities including Changchun said cuts were occurring sooner and lasting for longer, state media reported.

China’s power crunch, caused by tight coal supplies and toughening emissions standards, has hurt production in industries across several regions and poses a risk to already strained global supply chains.

Manufacturers face existing shortages of processor chips, disruptions in shipping and other lingering effects of the global shutdown of travel and trade to fight the coronavirus pandemic.

In the north-east, factories were idled to avoid exceeding limits on energy use imposed by Beijing to promote efficiency. Economists and an environmental group say manufacturers used up this year’s quota faster than planned as export demand rebounded from the coronavirus pandemic.

In the city of Liaoyang, 23 people were hospitalised with gas poisoning after ventilation in a metal casting factory was shut off after a power outage, according to state broadcaster CCTV.

The suspension of production at some factories prompted concerns over the possible shortage of goods ahead of Christmas, including smartphones and devices.

Apple components supplier Eson Precision Engineering said on Sunday it would halt production at its factory in Kunshan, west of Shanghai, until Thursday “in line with the local government’s power restriction policy.”

Eson said the suspension shouldn’t have a “significant impact” on operations.

Apple didn’t immediately respond to a question from Associated Press about the possible impact on iPhone supplies.

The impact on homes and non-industrial users comes as night-time temperatures slip to near-freezing in China’s northernmost cities. The National Energy Administration has told coal and natural gas firms to ensure sufficient energy supplies to keep homes warm during winter.

Liaoning province said power generation had declined significantly since July, and the supply gap widened to a “severe level” last week. It expanded power cuts from industrial firms to residential areas last week.

The city of Huludao told residents not to use high energy-consuming electronics like water heaters and microwave ovens during peak periods, and a resident of Harbin city in Heilongjiang province told Reuters that many shopping malls were closing earlier than usual.

The power squeeze is unnerving Chinese stock markets at a time when the world’s second-largest economy is already showing signs of slowing. The Chinese economy is grappling with curbs on the property and tech sectors and concerns around the future of cash-strapped real estate giant China Evergrande.

China has vowed to cut energy intensity by about 3% in 2021 to meet its climate goals. Provincial authorities have also stepped up the enforcement of emissions curbs in recent months after only 10 of 30 mainland regions managed to achieve their energy goals in the first half of the year.

The ruling party also is preparing for the Winter Olympics in Beijing, and the nearby city of Shijiazhuang in February, a period when it will want clear blue skies.

The power pinch has been affecting manufacturers in key industrial hubs on the eastern and southern coasts for weeks.

At least 15 Chinese companies have said in exchange filings that production had been disrupted by power curbs, while more than 30 Taiwan-listed firms with China operations had stopped work to comply with the power limits.

The fallout of the power shortage has prompted some analysts to downgrade their 2021 economic growth outlook for China, and also warned of possible global supply shortages to textiles, toys and machine parts.

With Reuters and Associated Press

Source: The Guardian for 200 years

CIF is the shipping incoterm we use when exporting our products, it stands for Cost, Insurance and Freight.  Under this incoterms, we will pay the costs and freight includes insurance to bring our products to the port of destination. 

Sellers Responsibilities

1. Export Packaging: Ensuring the cargo is adequately packaged and ready for export. In some instances, exporting countries require specific markings on their products or packaging. This party is responsible for ensuring that the cargo can be exported appropriately. 

2. Loading Charges: Any costs associated with loading the shipment onto the first carrier from the sellers’ warehouse. 

3.  Delivery to Port/Place: All transportation costs associated with delivering the cargo from the seller’s warehouse to the port.  

3. Export Duty, Taxes & Customs Clearance: Any customs costs associated with exporting the cargo. In the event of customs examinations and additional fees, the responsibility falls on this party.

4. Origin Terminal Charges: These are handing charges at the loading port.

5. Loading on Carriage: Charges associated with loading the cargo onto the vessel.

6. Carriage Charges: The cost of freight to move the shipment from the port of loading to the port of destination. 

7. Insurance: Under CIF Incoterms, the seller is responsible for obtaining insurance policy on the shipment, up until the port of destination.

Buyers Responsibilities

1. Destination Terminal Charges: Also known as Destination Handling Charges, or DTHC, these are all costs associated with unloading to transferring the cargo within the terminal. 

2. Delivery to Destination: Organizing the logistics to move the cargo from the port to the final delivery destination. 

3. Unloading at Destination: Once the cargo arrives at the delivery destination, any costs associated with unloading the cargo for the truck. 

4. Import Duty, Taxes & Customs Clearance: All import requirements, including customs clearance, duty, and taxes. In the event of a customs examination or issue with the importation, this party is responsible for rectifying the problem.