After seeing that post on Facebook, you’re probably wondering if this guy Nathan Resnick is actually legit. I’ll tell you one thing right off the bat: I’m not a coach and don’t want to be paid to train you.

I’m here to make your ecommerce journey easier. My background stems in China, where I was one of 48 high school students to be immersed in China living with a host family and attending a local Chinese high school during my junior year of high school.

That was nearly ten years ago. Since then, I’ve brought hundreds of my own products to life, scaled six figure ecommerce companies, raised $1m+ on Kickstarter, and now run Sourcify, the fastest growing B2B manufacturing platform.

My reason to start Sourcify was simple– after being a ecommerce entrepreneur for almost ten years, I realized manufacturing is the biggest challenge founders face. I was sick and tired of seeing my friends face fraudulent factories, produce poor quality products, and miss production timelines.

What I realized is that your supply chain is the backbone of your business. Without a stable manufacturing setup, you cannot grow. I see most ecommerce entrepreneurs spending their time studying the optimization of their ads.

Though you should definitely focus on marketing, you also need to know your supply chain inside and out. When most companies are manufacturing on the other side of the world in Asia, how can you get to know your supply chain?

That’s where our Factory Confirm tool comes in at Sourcify. We’ve taken all of the data out of our Guangzhou office and made it into a product that enables you to analyze factories in real time on Alibaba.

Let me walk you through your current process:

1. You figure out a product you want to manufacture (NICE!)
2. You send 30 or so messages on Alibaba to random manufacturers that claim to produce that product.
3. 5 manufacturers respond to you, some take awhile to respond and some look sketchy.
4. You dive into those five manufacturers, trying to figure out which one is legit and which one is a fraud (Alibaba has a lot of trading companies, agents, and wholesalers that pretend to be factories).
5. You choose one or two to produce a sample with.
6. The sample gets to you two or three weeks later. It’s wrong and you just wasted money and time on this whole process.