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If you’re just starting out, I’d focus on getting the basics right before scaling reliable suppliers, clear shipping expectations, and a payment setup that’s compliant with your market. I’d also test everything with small orders first, especially quality and fulfillment, before putting serious...

For me, I’d put product quality and fulfillment reliability first. Price is important, but a cheap supplier isn’t worth it if orders arrive late or the quality is inconsistent. I’d always order samples and test communication and shipping before committing long term.

I’d compare a few agents rather than sticking with one. Ask for a full breakdown of the 1688 price, agent fee, domestic shipping and international shipping sometimes the extra costs are where the margin disappears. Also test with a small order before committing.

One lesson I’ve seen repeatedly is scaling too quickly before the numbers are proven. It’s easy to increase spending when something looks promising, but testing the product, offer, and fulfillment first can save a lot of money and headaches.

I’d focus on finding a properly licensed supplier rather than just looking for one with an overseas warehouse. Check their certifications, testing/COAs, manufacturing standards, and whether they’re authorized to sell in your target market before considering price or shipping.

I’d be careful with mass-DM services, as aggressive or unsolicited messaging can get accounts flagged. If you need outreach at scale, I’d look for a service that uses Discord’s allowed features and focuses on opted-in audiences rather than bulk unsolicited DMs.

You’ll want a factory that offers both OEM/private-label production and direct fulfillment. I’d specifically ask whether they can take your designs, produce the pieces, store inventory and ship individual Shopify orders directly to customers. Also compare sample quality, MOQ, production time and...