How to Manufacture YOUR PRODUCT In China! (From Concept To Product)
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It is not difficult to deal with Chinese manufacturers. It does take time to find people with good communication skills there, but after that it's no problem. Work with a sourcing company like Jing Sourcing. They will help you.
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Always ahead,thank you steve
@@alistorgovedi1906 thank you!
Continue, I support you and your content is attractive❤
Thank you!
I heard you say it was a bad idea to sell your products yourself.
You’re absolutely right. But some people still would like to manufacture themselves and try to sell it.
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Have you done the Gateway program with anyone yet and if so could you make a video on how that all went like the process start to finish
@@lesterstubbs3774 great idea thank you so much!
Is it possible to meet and talk with you personally? I do have a great idea. It was an original but I went with a company that may have shared it. I see the product, but there is another spin on it. However, like the guy said, produce and sell, but I need good and honest people. There are not many left out here in this world. After buying your book, I just knew I was ready to go out and do business but there are, shysty folk out here. You are always providing steps to make it happen, and how I wish I'd stayed the course. I don't think it's too late..will you help me?
I didnt hear them say how much they charge for being the middle man and helping people manufacturer their products?🤔
That’s exactly what I was listening for…. At least…..A Ball park figure……
I’m sure every project is going to be a little bit different. Extremely hard to give a price.
I think the price is all rolled into the manufacturing. You should give them a call. But I am just guessing at this point.
I would call them. The # is above in a comment. Great question.
Hi Daniel - technically we are not the middle man. We have our own facilities and have a list of trusted manufacturers in China. Prices are going to vary for every project. An electronics product is going to be a completely different cost compared to a soft good product. I am happy to hop on a call with you to discuss how everything works. Thanks Daniel!