First, you need to get a patent certificate. If someone has already done it, no matter how good it is. Then you can give birth with peace of mind. If you have a lot of start-up capital, go to a big manufacturer. If you produce a lot, the price is also very cheap (provided that you have confidence in your own things). If you have less money, go to a small manufacturer, but the unit price will be more expensive. Go to the local wholesale market if you sell it. Be sure to sell it in 2-3 stores at first, not many. At first, you'd better set your own unit price, and then share dividends with the store, so that the store can sell your things. And you don't have to spend too much money on sales channels. If the market is well-known, you need to change places later, otherwise it will be saturated easily. If the local limit has been reached, it is necessary to produce new goods. Another suggestion is that it is best to make a sample at the initial stage of sales and investigate the merchants to see how many people want to do it. It is best to estimate the number of merchants from the beginning *5. Of course, I don't know what yours is. If it's a small matter, it's more. Finally, if it sells well, remember not to rush to speed up production. The saturation speed is very fast. Be sure not to hoard too much, or you will be miserable if you can't sell it.
The above is my suggestion, which is aimed at small commodities (the concept of small commodities is that the cost does not exceed 50). If it is a commodity, please say it again.
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