Did you know that a lot of the folks who buy from promotional product sites are actually private label resellers or using online arbitrage?

The best promotional products, the ones that drive the highest demand, should naturally have some commercial appeal. That’s why you’ll find a lot of the best selling items online also available in university gift shops and bookstores. Promotional product sites really are a great resource when buying custom branded items in bulk if you want to skip dealing with the costs and hassles of contracting with a factory in China.

It’s not just retail shops and publishers making money from selling their private label products. Modern internet marketplaces and web stores have made it much easier to create a private label brand for hopeful entrepreneurs wanting to start their first business from home.

Based on suggestions of Egrow community members, we have added two new features to the Amazon product research software. The Database Research allows you now to save filters and use them later with only one click. Moreover, the Keyword & Niche Research got more filter criteria to choose from and a category selection.

Another update:
Apart from USA and Germany, you can do Amazon product research for UK and India now.

Check our packages and prices on the home page here.

This is a quick update – we have successfully added Amazon.DE (Germany) to the Egrow product research tool.

It is available for all paid packages and you can switch between Amazon US and Amazon DE, in the top right corner of your member area by clicking the according flag in the drop down menu.

Certain business models are very “easy” to start but much harder to make money with. Other models are extremely profitable but have a much steeper learning curve or upfront investment. On one hand, starting an ecommerce business can be simple, relatively risk free, and doesn’t require a lot of start up capital. But on the other hand, running a successful business still requires a lot of hard work, perseverance, and maybe even a little bit of luck.

So what is the right business model to pursue, for you?