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Pain points in business: what people struggle with
Search the problems to solve, as people described them on Reddit and other platforms, in their own words.
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Supplier Vetting and Sourcing
Buyers struggle to find, verify, and compare trustworthy suppliers before committing to orders.
In their words
I will gladly pay extra for good service - it makes my job so much easier down the line and saves costs down the line
Currently negotiating with suppliers for software to better manage our supply chain risk, on boarding and align ESH objectives
the listings don’t tell you who can actually hold tolerances or handle a small run
we already have issues onboarding suppliers because of CSP. Will SIM make it worse?
What would it cost to get a Chinese consultant to run these checks? Would that be something you would be interested or able to do,
for us the alerts were never the bottleneck, it was knowing which suppliers were even worth monitoring
How are you guys screening actual factories before wiring larger deposits without having to hire an expensive third-party inspection agency every single time?
They initially sent us excellent quality samples, but after we placed a large order... they shipped completely different and poor-quality materials.
They initially sent us excellent quality samples, but after we placed a large order... they shipped completely different and poor-quality materials.
I call up 3 more places they say 4-8 weeks for the end product and I have to start over with R&D.
How to connect to local small manufacturers whose presence isn't online?
The demand already exists, but the experience is often poor: slow quotations, unclear timelines, inconsistent quality and weak follow-up.
I can get finished parts shipped from China cheaper then I can buy the raw material here in the US.
Small importers and founders
Where they talk
- r/procurement
- r/manufacturing
- r/smallbusiness
- r/SupplyChainLogistics
- r/supplychain
- r/dropshipping
- r/AmazonFBA
- r/hwstartups
Tools they use today
- Alibaba
- Excel
- 1688
- Global Sources
- Quickparts
- ImportYeti
- Made-in-China
Why those fall short
- sample stage testing simply does not catch defects surfacing after 3 months
- datasheets missing key specs; vendor sites outdated or unresponsive
- Badges useless; middlemen fake photos and registry scope is ambiguous
- Directories recycle listings; customs data covers only US ocean shipments and misses entities.
- online processors quote supplier-level prices, no manufacturer transparency
Map of ideas
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