SMM Panel, Child Panel, Resellers. What's the difference?

alexlee03 said:

Hi guys, ive went through almost all the threads I could find regarding smm panels and I'm getting lost. I used to run this business with a partner in the past, he managed all the dev work and I did the marketing. Now I want to restart this on my own but I'm getting lost with the terminologies.

Basically, I just want to sell followers to mass market who wouldn't know about panels. Do I
a. create a Wordpress site and do manual fulfilment
b. buy a child panel
c. use perfect panel to connect my own panel provider
d. use a store template script like Smart store

What are the difference, pros and cons between them?

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1. Option "a" is helpful if you get 10 - 50 orders PER day max. This was you can take the orders and place it on the SMM panel that you use. You can even get a developer from Fiverr to code you a plugin to connect your Wordpress Woocommerce store to an SMM Panel.
2. Option "b" has major downsides. One being, You're signing up to be always connected to the same SMM panel. This is something you need to consider as a part of your risk appetite. In case your website starts to do well, But the provider you're using does not provider the right kind of support, Then you're stuck.
3. Option "c" is helpful if you think you can market the website without ever calling it a Panel. It's hard, to explain the users how to use the website. Especially the new ones.
4. Option "D" is helpful if for IG likes, mostly because of their select IG posts option.

Seal5000 said:

I have the same question, How Can I Do A SMM Panel Design? I think is the most important think

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Moltres said:

Hey, I'll be happy to help you out with this. Been in your shoes at one point of time.

1. Option "a" is helpful if you get 10 - 50 orders PER day max. This was you can take the orders and place it on the SMM panel that you use. You can even get a developer from Fiverr to code you a plugin to connect your Wordpress Woocommerce store to an SMM Panel.
2. Option "b" has major downsides. One being, You're signing up to be always connected to the same SMM panel. This is something you need to consider as a part of your risk appetite. In case your website starts to do well, But the provider you're using does not provider the right kind of support, Then you're stuck.
3. Option "c" is helpful if you think you can market the website without ever calling it a Panel. It's hard, to explain the users how to use the website. Especially the new ones.
4. Option "D" is helpful if for IG likes, mostly because of their select IG posts option.

How I would go about this is, start with option "a", Then move up to Option "d" to automate your orders and then start option "c" for users who regularly order from you. Consider this a process.

This way, you're able to start with the smallest investment and monthly expenses, move your way up to reducing the margins and more orders.



Unfortunately, SMM design is not the most important thing. The most significant thing is NOT losing the customers that you acquire, That depends on how your services are priced & what kind of support you can provide. Are you the cheapest panel out there? Well, there is obviously someone cheaper than you. Are you the one providing the best support? Think about these things. Think about things that can make your panel different.

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Seal5000 said:

W

Wow, that really open my mind, I really thought that to have many clients you had to have a totally different design from the rest

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Moltres said:

Thats right, Design is important. However, imaging using a site which spent $10,000 on their design. But responds to your messages in extremely slow. Its a very competitive market and your reliability and reputation is everything.

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Moltres said:

Unfortunately, SMM design is not the most important thing. The most significant thing is NOT losing the customers that you acquire

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shuttershades said:

You can have best UI, UIX, services. But how you will manage payments? These days is hard to accept payments automatically to services, like these.

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Moltres said:

There are multiple ways to accept payments for such services. This has been extensively discussed on this forum.

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