How To Find Real Wholesale Suppliers

Finding genuine, factory-authorized wholesale suppliers is an absolute must for anyone selling physical products on the Internet. Your e-business will never become truly profitable, if you're sourcing your products from middlemen or fake wholesale sites. But tracking down legitimate wholesale sources will take some legwork on your part.

Talk to the Source
So how do you find suppliers who are the real deal, and avoid worthless posers? You go all the way to the top - of the supply chain that is. One of the most reliable ways to locate factory-authorized wholesalers is to talk to the manufacturer. You can usually find the manufacturer located on the product's serial sticker or in the warranty papers or owner's manual.

Once you find them, just call them up and ask for their sales division. Tell their sales rep that you're a retailer interested in carrying their products, and ask for a list of their authorized wholesale suppliers. The manufacturer knows who their authorized wholesalers are, and they shouldn't have any problem sharing that information with you. When you begin calling the suppliers on that list, you'll have complete confidence that you're talking to real wholesalers.

Of course, there are more streamlined methods for tracking down real wholesale product sources. (Big sigh of relief.) WorldwideBrands.com Is one of those way's, but we'll get to that later...

Wholesale trade shows bring thousands of wholesalers, within a single industry, together under one roof. The larger, more reputable shows vet the suppliers they allow to exhibit, which means you'll only be talking to real wholesalers and manufacturers. Wholesalers also advertise in industry trade publications; you can often find valuable contact info and website addresses intended for retail use only there. Another option is to visit a permanent wholesale mart - these are basically long-standing trade shows; you can find them in most mid-sized to large cities.

When you're dealing with trade shows, you need to make sure that they are, in fact, wholesale trade shows. In other words, you want to attend a business to business event, open only to industry insiders. The suppliers you'll find at a public trade expo, such as a car or boat show, are often retailers themselves and are not offering wholesale pricing on their products.

The same holds true for any permanent gift mart or trade mart that admits the general public. Wholesale marts are only open to legal retail businesses, and will require proof before allowing you to register. If you can gain entrance without providing your sales tax ID and legal business name (at a bare minimum), you're not in a wholesale merchandise mart, which means you're not getting wholesale prices.

Authentic wholesale suppliers won't come knocking down your door - finding them takes a real, concerted effort. It's not always the most exciting job, but the results are easily worth the work you'll put in. Sourcing your products at true wholesale prices will enable you to effectively compete in the Internet marketplace and make the highest possible profits on every transaction. And isn't that the point of selling online?

by Chris Malta & Robin Cowie

So, you wish to sell products online. First you need a product. Let's say you take the advice you read above to find a product. How long will it take you to find that product if you took all those steps? If your lucky, about 4 hours per item. So, for ten products, you spend 40 hours.

Let's say your time is worth (at the least) $30.00 per hour. So, 40 hours X's $30.00 per Hr = $1200.00. And that was only to find ten products.

I am not going to get too in-depth but with the hunting and pecking for suppliers, changing product lines, and all the product research that is involved in bringing "Items That Sell" to the market, wouldn't your time have been better spent if you found an organization that did all the research and price comparisons for you so that you can focus on the one thing that is going to place money in your hands? That one thing is Selling.

Let's face it, if you wish to be an online marketer, your job is to sell. You have to sell a product to make a profit. All the market and product research, though good to know and very beneficial, is not going to pad your purse. Money must change hands before you get any.

That is why I recommend WorldwideBrands.com. Other than the selling, they do all product research and wholesale supplier hunting for you. Save yourself the time, hassle, and headache. You owe it to yourself to check out WorldwideBrands.com. Go ahead, it doesn't hurt to look.

Loren

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