What Is White Label?

White label is a modern-day term used frequently for multiple trades and businesses. You’ve probably heard it mentioned in the context of white label digital advertising agency services. The term white label represents the process of removing any logo or branding from a product or service originally provided by another business and using it for another client or purchaser instead. 

For example, a clothing store may be selling branded t-shirts, however, they are sourcing the plain t-shirts from another company. This means the company manufacturing plain t-shirts is able to provide multiple companies with a blank canvas to brand themselves.

In the white label digital marketing industry, a company can purchase the services of a white label company and offer it to their clients under their own branding. The services being the blank t-shirt and the agency and clients it is for being the branding. One business gets the clients for certain services like search engine optimization, social media marketing, search engine marketing, PPC, and content marketing. However, these services are delegated to the white label company. When the services are provided the business that connects with the client acts as a mediator between the white label agency and the end client. Their responsibility is to keep clients informed and ultimately deliver the end service. The white label company working at the back-end handles all the technical processes.

The business interacting with clients is responsible for sales support. All the requirements of clients will be noted at the front-end interaction. The strategists working at the front-end will also carry out substantial research in order to understand all relevant information on the client, their relevant industry, and their needs. They will also get information about the main competitors of the client’s business and hand over said information to the company or agency working at the back-end on a white label to create appropriate strategies and turn over the desired outcome for the client

Some of the benefits of white labeling include more time for customer management, better situation handling, uninterruptible customer support, and N extended reach to prospects and services you can provide at an affordable rate to both you and the client. 

The entire white-labeling model provides digital marketing companies or agencies with an opportunity to focus more on technical and front end matters while still being able to scale and provide a wider range of services. This enables companies to work more efficiently on the projects, give better output, and shorten their turn over time considerably. Thus white labeling is a win-win situation for digital marketing companies and clients alike. This whole scenario gives them the opportunity to increase their technical capabilities and avoid additional staffing issues while giving more to their clients.