White Labelling
White labelling is when one company buys its product from another company and rebrands it as its own. The company that sells the final product to the consumer is usually not involved in the manufacturing process, except for the product design.
Understanding a White Label Product
White-label products are manufactured by a third party, not the company that sells or markets them. The advantage is that a single company doesn't have to go through the entire process of creating and selling a product. One firm can concentrate on producing the product, another on marketing it, and another can focus on selling it, each according to its expertise and preference.
Benefits of White Label Manufacturing
More time for other projects
When a company uses a white-label approach, the business owners can spend more time on other business projects. An outside agency can perform market analysis, develop new strategies and design products for the company. This can save the original business a lot of time and effort, which it can then use in other areas.
Lower Costs
With white-label manufacturing, a company outsources it’s products or services, which can save money on the recruiting, hiring and training process. Essentially, you need less man power to create a produce since it isn’t produced in-house. A business can also lower its overhead costs by using another company's expertise and technology.
In cases where expensive machinery is required to manufacture a product, it is better to "outsource” production to the manufacturer and use a white labelling process to create and promote your own inventory.
Increased Marketing Efficacy
When a company uses white-label manufacturing, it connects with a team of industry experts. This can help improve overall efficacy for the business. For instance, a team of experts can provide specialised services that might successfully reach a larger target audience.
New entrants to a market benefit immensely from white label production, because they rely on the years of experience and expertise from the manufacturer. This individual can guide them on industry requirements, advice about the market and how to make their business grow.
Access to More Services
Some companies implement white-label products to increase the number of products they are able to sell. For example, a cold drink company offers other potential, smaller companies the opportunities to place their brand on the large manufacturer’s product. Not only can the large manufacturer now create an income on the same product, it can offer the companies specialised services such as market research and product development, product design, or distribution.
Additional Revenue Potential
Since white labelling offers clients multiple services (and products), a company can benefit from this as an all-inclusive package from a manufacturer is convenient. Business owners that offer this manufacturing process benefit themselves from the additional revenue stream. Entrepreneurs, on the other hand, have the option to explore a portion of the industry without investing a lot of money to find out if it will be successful.
New Technology
Many white-label manufacturing companies specialise in an array of niche products. This means that each manufacturer is up to date on the latest trends and equipment. Because these large businesses have been around for longer, you benefit from their latest technology and techniques.
Businesses That Use White Label Products
- Retailer and e-commerce
- Financial services companies
- Marketing and advertising agencies
- Telecommunications
- Home goods and furniture
- Apparel and fashion
- Beauty and Cosmetics Brands
- Health and Wellness Companies
- Food and Beverage Brands
- Service Companies
White Labeling, You Get Instant Access to:
- Existing customers and distributors through your own brand names
- Existing product manufacturing and supply chain-
- Marketing and promotion resources through your own branded products
- Advertising media/ media through your private label branding
- Existing salesforce
- To existing customer service
Preexisting logos, designs, and other brand identity elements through your privately labelled brand
A white-label product bears the branding and logo of a retailer although it’s manufactured by another party. The manufacturer labels the product according to the retailer’s wishes rather than using its own brand or logo. These products are commonly labeled with the retailer’s name although the retailer didn't manufacture them. Both consumer product executives and retail executives tend to believe that co-branding between retailers and traditional national brands is a win-win situation.
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