How do Resellers get on with Product Hunters ?

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I recently signed up for GoDaddy's Reseller program and it was an utter mess with WP Plugins and God knows what else. Anyway, to cut a long story short I was granted a refund.

But the idea was still solid: That is reselling Domains and Mailboxes only and marketing it towards cold emailers and marketing professionals..

I signed up for GoDaddy to access their better prices just for myself and my own customers but I thought it was possible to offer it to others.

So, what I'm asking is how do Reselling services (or Wrappers some might call them) get on with Product Hunters ?

I'd have to get a custom solution done in terms of a CRM but otherwise one would be looking to resell domains and mailboxes from as yet unknown sources (I'm thinking Google Workspace as an example although they're expensive).

Is reselling but putting your own twist on things in terms of design and marketing like i'm suggesting OK ?

If so I might do it... Costly but potentially rewarding....

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I think reselling with a unique twist in design and marketing can work well. Product hunters love innovative solutions, so if you can offer something new, you might stand out.

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Reselling services with your branding is a common practice. As long as you provide value and differentiate yourself, product hunters will likely appreciate it.

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Customizing your CRM is a good idea. It helps manage your reselling business efficiently and provides a better experience for your customers.

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I had a similar experience with GoDaddy. Finding the right provider and getting your setup right is crucial, but once you do, the potential rewards are worth it.

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Reselling domains and mailboxes to a niche market like cold emailers could be a solid strategy. Tailoring your offering to their specific needs can attract product hunters looking for specialized tool.

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Offering competitive prices and excellent customer support can make your reselling business attractive to product hunters. They often look for reliability and good value.

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Wrappers or resellers with a unique angle can do well. The key is to identify what sets you apart from the rest and market that effectively.

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Product hunters appreciate innovation, so if you can provide a seamless experience and solve a specific problem for your audience, reselling could be very successful.

Emilio Chongbang · Answer

Make sure to research different providers thoroughly. Google Workspace is great, but there might be more cost-effective options that still offer high quality.

Deandre Akkuratov · Answer

It's definitely OK to put your own twist on reselling services. Creativity in design and marketing can differentiate your brand and attract a dedicated customer base.

phil k · Answer

@perceval_drake Yes I will try and add something to the mix... maybe a bit of AI magic :) That seems popular nowadays!

phil k · Answer

@djbutterrock_goulet Their system is not fit for purpose. I cannot believe they charged me for it. They're a great company in my experience but not for that specific Reseller product. Shame.

phil k · Answer

@violeta_redig thanks for the validation

phil k · Answer

Yes, probably too expensive to do a B2B offer with Google unfortunately. I will look at other options

phil k · Answer

@joseph_lucio I've had nothing but encouragement in this thread so that provides me with some confidence

These projects aren't' cheap to pull off so I really do appreciate the feedback.

How do Resellers get on with Product Hunters ?

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