
Whitelabel tailormade
Supermarket chains, especially the better-known ones, have been doing this for years: the brand puts own-brand products on the market, perhaps creating particular lines, advertised for selection and reliability linked to the large distribution structure. Having ascertained this, it is clear that the origin of the product, the actual production cycle, cannot be generated by the supermarket, but by specialized industries that often sell their products even identifying themselves with their native brand.
This concept takes on a key role when the product is not just, for example, a type of mozzarella, but software. In this specific case, we speak of ‘SaaS (Software as a Service) white label’.
Assume that the idea, business model, human and economic resources, time and related business planning already exist. Software development is missing.
The WEIJI solution makes it possible to use ready-made and reliable platform and infrastructure “dressing them up” as if they were derived from the development of the company that owns the idea. Only the brand that originated the business idea will appear on a white label. All that will need to be done is to brand white-label solutions ready to sell, fully integrated, tested, verified, and go directly to market. No design, development, testing, debugging, and maintenance time will be required. No further action other than marketing and sales will be required.
All the time will be devoted to business development, with the predictable increases in ROI and expansion of business revenue.
Minimum viable product. What it is and how it is done
The acronym MVP stands for Minimum Viable Product, where minimum is not to be understood as poor, small, shoddy…far from it…
Creating a product from scratch is not an easy task. The amount of work required of practitioners always seems endless and the time never sufficient. But what if the demands were not to produce perfection, nor to develop definitive content even anticipating the needs of the client? What if the demands were to give primary importance to speed of release so as to take advantage of the competition?
Oh, oh…. The two conditionals seem to shuffle the cards we are used to playing with quite a bit….
So what would happen if we decided to participate under these new rules?
What would happen is that we would see an MVP take shape!
- A product that requires much less development time than the norm, while also eliminating unnecessary stepsun
- A product with sufficient features to make it possible for early adopters to use it, the latter perhaps willing to provide early feedback for the benefit of developers and future development
- A useful product to validate initial hypotheses with unique speed
- A useful product for composing and verifying initial marketing strategies in record time
- A product that perfectly represents the scientific method in the context of validating business hypotheses.

The Thematic Marketplace is an effective alternative to custom solutions.
We have implemented and are in the process of bringing online more than 20 thematic marketplaces verticalized on specific industries or themes, based on evolved SEO (Search Engine Optimization) and AI-based content prediction techniques.
Privacy, cookielessness, difficulty in effectively targeting users, these are just some of the reasons that motivated us to build “digital environments,” connoted by a simple paradigm:
“it is essential today to create places where books, content and multimedia for very specific and polarized fields can be found in real time.”
In our model, the process is simplified at the end:
- we collect the content that is transferred to us by the medium preferred by the client
- quickly, we transform it
- quickly, we proceed with publication and monitor sales
- the client earns an agreed percentage of sales
MULTITENANT MODE: the white label at its most valuable
If the white-label strategy is understood and valued, MULTITENANT MODE will be correctly interpreted as the evolution of white-label taken to the end.
Let us analyze the existence of a huge and diverse corporate catalog.
The PROs: it is the only medium through which to distribute one’s content, with obvious advantages in terms of production, maintenance, communication and lead generation.
THE CONSEQUENCES: as the varieties of content and publications increase, the brand product sub-areas necessary to create a form of “order” in the catalog, become difficult to recognize and reach especially by the end user: too much distinct content and the cognitive load becomes unsustainable for the user.
The multi-tenant mode allows infinite sub-portals with their own distinct communicative, distributional, content, topic and user identity to be put into production on one portal.
The end user will be able to move from one topic area to another, always with the perception of being within an environment built ad hoc on the topic he or she is addressing.
The publisher finds himself managing a single system, with common production flows but with the ability to brand, select content and convey information vertically.