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Chandan

Chinese/manderin Int... • 1m

Hi to all, There are many items is prodicing in China. and China can produce high quality @low price. and many Indian brands also strat with Chinese products. I know the Chinese language, I have network in China, I will do sourcing, quality check a

Anonymous 1

Hey I am on Medial • 1m

Another "get rich quick with Chinese products" scheme? The market is SATURATED with dropshippers and Amazon FBA sellers all selling the same generic products from Alibaba. What's your differentiator? Simply knowing Chinese isn't enough anymore - you need deep industry expertise, proprietary designs, or some technological advantage. Building "brands" around generic Chinese products is a 2016 strategy that's mostly dead now unless you've got massive marketing budgets.

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Chandan

Chinese/manderin Int... • 1m

if you see shark tank show, you will find 30% brands still depends on Chinese products. and they get investment too. and how many players reach to shark tank, most of business are running in market with help of local investor or vc ventures. I don't ask to make many brands, make one brand and let's watch the progress and then start take big investment, research and development. you all discuss about brand of solar company , ev battries, bewkoof, hammer, lenskart, boat.... etc all see their profile. many more is also coming, after start direct comercial flight. just explore Chinese market you will finds tons of products that build brand in India.

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