Amazon White Label Products vs Creating Your Own

eComWhiz Podcast

Zack Leonard from Gembah talks about Amazon white label products vs creating your own amazon products to sell on amazon. Zack also covers the steps that Gembah has in order to be successful when going through the process of designing, creating, and manufacturing your own product to sell on amazon.

Also covered on the Zack Leonard interview is: What are the benefits of both white labeling a product and creating your own product from scratch? What are the steps to launch a new product from scratch? Give us an example of a scrawl on a napkin to a product? What about an NDA when sending you my idea for a new amazon product? What does it cost for Gemnah to create my unique amazon product for me? How does Gembah find quality factories and what about quality control? What about shipping and logistics to get it to my country? How many products has Gembah created? Why not re white label your own amazon product? What is the next step for Gembah that will help keep you different from other competition? How did you come up with the name Gembah? What did Zack Leonard do before starting Gembah? How to contact Zack Leonard and get started with using Gembah.

About Gembah - https://www.gembah.com/

Gembah empowers and enables product innovation. Gembah is democratizing and demystifying the product creation process by helping entrepreneurs, e-commerce sellers, and small-to-midsize businesses research, design, and manufacture products. Gembah has a team of designers/engineers that have worked at places like Under Armor and Weber Grills and on products like the Tickle Me Elmo. Gembah also has a factory network of over 700 factories in 7 different countries.

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