For eBooks, there is a specific platform KDP, and for software or games, etc. you can sell them on Amazon marketplace. Also, private label is just a business model, so if you’re to you want to sell books of authors that means you’re not doing private label, while for software or another service, you’re manufacturer/develop, you can consider it private label but it is no generic thing unless you’re into piracy.
Yes, Sylvester, you can sell digital products on Amazon, whether they are eBooks or software. If you have written that book or developed that software, then you can go with the private label; there is no issue. But if you want to sell the eBook of any other seller who is selling the same product on Amazon, then without his permission, you can’t sell his books into the Amazon marketplace as a private label, and the same is true for the software.
yes you can sell the Ebooks or software if that is your own launch or your own development and if you are selling the same that others sellers are selling the same.
you can sell digital product like ebooks & software etc, if the development and creation belongs to you but if you are not the author or developer then you have to take proper permission to get the products.
If the research and development of a digital product, such as software or an eBook, belongs to you, then you can sell it. If not, you must get the proper permission before purchasing the goods.
Amazon does offer other platforms where you can sell digital products. For example, you can use the Amazon Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP) program to sell eBooks on the Kindle Store.
If the development and creation of a digital product, such as software or an ebook, belongs to you, you can sell it. If not, you must obtain the necessary authorization before purchasing the goods.
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