Ocelot aims at conquering gamers' hearts with a dropshipping model

August 14, 2023 by
Frank Calviño

The gamer brand Ocelot, created by Grupo CVA, aims to capitalize on the growth of the gaming market by expanding its product portfolio and sales strategies with dropshipping and presence in new marketplaces. Their goal is to meet the needs of traditional players and new users interested in PC gaming, offering everything necessary to create a complete gamer setup.

Ocelot seeks to establish itself as a leader in the constantly expanding gamer market. The category's growth includes streamers and influencers, presenting an opportunity for Ocelot to cater to the increased demand for PC gaming products at the expense of consoles.

Setting itself apart from other gamer brands, Ocelot has a unique philosophy and distinctive features. According to Vera, specialized gaming brands are valued by consumers knowledgeable about the specific specifications they seek. This is why Grupo CVA has turned Ocelot into an independent entity, to convey its exclusive focus on the gamer sector.

The company focuses on reaching the gamer audience through digital channels like marketplaces and dropshipping. It also builds a community around its brand to encourage interaction and the exchange of experiences among gamers. Ocelot aims to provide an efficient online shopping experience and promote interaction and mutual support among users within its specialized community.

Ocelot is betting on its community

Ocelot is moving towards community-building and new dropshipping business models.

Ocelot seeks to expand into the traditional channel by attracting young distributors who wish to diversify their offerings and explore new business models. The company aims to develop digital distributors through dropshipping, marketplaces, participation in the gamer community, sponsorships, and the growth of esports.

With its wide range of products, Ocelot fulfills gamers' needs by offering cabinets, fans, cooling systems, monitors, peripherals, and a line of pre-built computers. The brand positions itself as a reliable choice backed by its experience and knowledge in the gamer sector.

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