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From the B2B SupplierHub team
The questions every Amazon wholesale seller should ask a distributor before placing a first order—covering landed cost, invoice quality, MAP policies, stock reliability, and lead times.
The cheapest supplier quote is often the most expensive one you'll accept. This framework shows you how to compare wholesale suppliers on the 7 factors that actually decide your margin.
Most sellers hunt for distributors in directories and end up with middlemen. The faster path starts with the brand itself. Here's the exact sequence.
A genuine product can still get your Amazon listing rejected. How far up the supply chain you bought decides whether your invoice clears. Here's how authorization tiers really work in 2026.
Most resellers treat MAP as a constraint. The ones who last treat it as a credential. How MAP pricing and authorization really work on Amazon in 2026.
Reverse sourcing starts with a product that already sells, then finds every authorized distributor who carries it. The 2026 workflow, and where it breaks.
A genuine product can still get your Amazon listing pulled. Here's the real difference between authorized distributors, middlemen, and gray-market suppliers, and what each means for your invoices, account health, and reselling rights in 2026.
Before you wire money to a new wholesale supplier, learn how to verify them. The red flags that reveal a fake or unauthorized distributor, why your payment method decides whether a mistake can be undone, and a pre-wire checklist you can run in under an hour.
Discover why wholesale distributors reject Amazon sellers, and how to fix it. Learn what paperwork, order signals, and professionalism get you approved, avoid the three-gate trap, and build a recovery plan if you're turned down
Finding a best-selling product takes an afternoon. Finding a real, credible supplier can take weeks. Here's the exact sourcing workflow for 2026 with a working example, vetting checklist, and the habits that save margin.