Direct answer

Seeding means sending free product to creators whose audience matches your customers, hoping they share it. For a Mahjong brand, seeding sets must come from your production run, so budget them before you order: decide how many creators, which SKUs and what packaging. Choose creators who play or host, not just those with large followings, and track results with codes or links. In the United States, sponsored or gifted posts need clear disclosure; follow current FTC guidance and platform rules.

Brand Launch & Private Label

Key takeaways

  • Creators must clearly disclose gifted or sponsored content.
  • Your hero product, the one you most want people to buy.

On this page

  1. Key takeaways
  2. Planning the number of sets
  3. Choosing creators
  4. The seeding package
  5. Disclosure
  6. Measuring results
  7. Checklist
  8. FAQ
  9. Next step
  10. Buyer checklist
  11. Production notes
  12. Related buyer guides

Key takeaways

Planning the number of sets

Count:

Add these to your production quantity. See unit cost by quantity.

Choosing creators

The seeding package

Disclosure

Creators must clearly disclose gifted or sponsored content. Ask them to follow FTC guidance and platform tools for branded content.

Measuring results

Checklist

FAQ

How many sets should a new brand seed?

It depends on budget and goals. Start with a focused list and budget the sets in your first order.

Do creators need to disclose free products?

Yes. Gifted and sponsored posts need clear disclosure.

Is it better to pay creators or gift sets?

Both work. Gifting is lower cost; paid posts give more control.

Which SKU should I seed?

Your hero product, the one you most want people to buy.

Next step

Planning a launch with creator seeding? Tell Lucky Mahjong your launch quantity and seeding plan, and we will include the extra sets in your production schedule.

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Buyer checklist

  • Define the first buyer, sales channel and collection scope.
  • Budget samples, artwork, inventory, packaging and delivery separately.
  • Record sample approval, launch timing and reorder version control.

Production notes

Launch examples are planning guidance, not sales forecasts or fixed commercial terms. Confirm the product scope and approval milestones before making commitments.

Continue your project planning

For a project review, see Private label American Mahjong. The cluster overview connects this decision with the rest of the sourcing process.

Building your private label collection?

Send quantity, tile count, target dimensions, artwork status, accessories, packaging, destination and launch date. These details help define a comparable quotation and sample scope.

Discuss a private label project