Vendor financing, also known as vendor credit, is a financial arrangement in which a supplier extends funding(credit) to a buyer […]
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5 Innovative Products That Are Great for Gifting This Holiday Season
The holiday season is already upon us, and with this joyous time of year also comes a mad rush to […]
Warning: 5 Product Categories With Low Returns In 2023 (and Beyond)
When selling products online, one of the most important factors to determine is its rate of return — or in […]
Product Sourcing Isn’t Easy (and Why It Takes Serious Time)
In the midst of so many other business activities, the importance of sourcing products from a trusted manufacturing partner can […]
Got a New Product Idea? Here Are the First 5 Things to Do With It
Coming up with an idea for a new product can be an exciting experience. But coming up with an idea […]
Why a New Product Can Help You Scale Your Business (And How to Identify the Right One)
Frito Lay still makes Fritos — but if you’ve stepped into a convenience store in the last few years, you’ll […]
5 High-Performance, Private-Label Products to Craft a 6-Figure E-Commerce Brand In 12 Months
In the e-commerce world, if you have an excellent product to sell, you don’t have to wait for decades to […]
The Key Differences Between White Labeling, Private Labeling and Custom Manufacturing
When it comes to sourcing your own products to sell online, you’ve undoubtedly come across the terms white label, private […]
How to Develop a New Product in 5 Simple Steps
Developing a product is the first major step required to getting your new business off the ground. At first, it seems like an extremely cumbersome task, but when you break it down into 5 simple steps you’ll quickly realize it’s actually fairly simple.
Brand Marketing for Product Start-Ups
As a typical start-up your cash flow is slow, your costs are high, and your profit margins are slim. On top of this, advertising is the most expensive and least cost-effective when your business is in its earliest stages. Advertising takes time to fully optimize into becoming a recurring stream of profitable prospects. To run an advertising campaign long enough to optimize it into profitability, you also need to spend a significant amount of money to get to the point of profitability