Tips for Finding Product Sourcing?

[Orangedogsrule]

Here are some items I found:
https://www.etsy.com/search?q=nerd%20gifts&ref=auto9

Prices are high there and you may want to consider developing your own images/graphics and initially do short runs.

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[n_huffhines]

The wifey has a background in sourcing (particularly China and particularly apparel). Hell,if you just need help with Mandarin (emails with potential manufacturers) let me know.

Thanks i appreciate it. May have to wait until i am ready to manage inventory.

 

[VolMax]

I turned 50 sixteen days ago. Thanks. For nothing.

Well Happy B-Lated B-Day!

You a 'Nooga native? Where did you go to high school? You know there is only 1° of separation here...

 

[VolMax]

I think he's just pointing out that you've got a market identified and a store but the product is seemingly secondary. It's not wrong. It's just an interesting juxtaposition.

Correct...

And trying to offer a helpful suggestion in Ali. They seem to sell anything and everything, but they really leave a lot of space for improvement in the marketing area.

 

[utvolpj]

Correct...

And trying to offer a helpful suggestion in Ali. They seem to sell anything and everything, but they really leave a lot of space for improvement in the marketing area.

If you want to sell items as new on legitimate marketplaces like amazon then you can't buy from Ali. They require legitimate invoices which Ali can't provide

Also be very careful about buying from middle men pretending to be the manufacturer. Read too many stories of people being relegated to eBay/Craigslist to get rid of products they believed to be legit. The Chinese do not care who buys it

 

[n_huffhines]

Correct...

And trying to offer a helpful suggestion in Ali. They seem to sell anything and everything, but they really leave a lot of space for improvement in the marketing area.

Thanks. I don't think anyone on there drop ships, right?