Dropshipping

Looking for someone in sales / dropshipping. We’ve been in the replica ...

... (even sold listings) above for dropshipping. Also check the photos against ... person's home, they're almost 100% dropshipping from a listing on another ...

... que é, obviamente, mentira. O dropshipping é uma mentira total, pois...

Otro hilo de mindundis que van de empresarios sin saber hacer ni la O con un canuto contándonos la milonga de que su empresa (normalmente una web de dropshipping) ha fracasado porque Perro Sanxe les roba.

... bisschen was mit Aktien oder Dropshipping machen und gerne paar Tipps...

Cita de FumarCagando Quién es ese señor y por qué debería importarme lo que dice? Porque su dropshipping falla con Amazon El fero alcoholizado este solo quiere que le compren a él

I need a TikTok account for my dropshipping service.

Aus Spaß mal paar Produkte verglichen. Haul vs Aliexprss 1,19€ (ohne Münzen) vs 4,11€. Lieferdatum wäre 16.-21.04 bei Haul, ähnlich wie Bei Aliexpress. Selbes Dropshipping Prinzip wie Aliexpress nur halt teurer. Wahrscheinlich will Amazon einfach ein Stück vom Kuchen abhaben Sehe als Kunde den Sinn von Amazon Haul nicht außer das man wie gewohnt mit seinem Amazonaccount einkaufen kann

... una tienda de Shopify haciendo dropshipping contrarrembolso (He leído recomendaciones de...

Evet, ( Tamamen ( ürünleri teslim aldım sanıyordum ki, sadece 4 üründen birisi ( Ceket ), ( Bot - iade) geldi, markanın dropshipping yaptığından dolayı belki ürünler teker teker gelecek, şu an da hiç memnun değilim, daha fazla güncelleme yapacağım, keşke sadece iade olsaydı.

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Also dieser Shop ist echt Müll. 2x was bestellt, 2x was etwas fehlerhaft. 1x konnte ich es zurücksenden, 1x haben die nicht reagiert. Bin 90 euro losgeworden. und habe ein Riesen Karton zuhause liegen. Ich glaube die machen Dropshipping. Die Firrma ist so unseriös.

It's not new, I've had other sellers use me for dropshipping for years. Never had a problem with them.

Also ich habe ein Fleece gekauft vor längerem, absolut billiger Mist. Reisverschluss aus Plastik, Nähte nach kurzem aufgegangen. CHina dropshipping das mit Markenpreisen verkauft wird.

..., the company's dissolution). LLC did dropshipping (without any inventory). In 2024... (2024): $90 (from 5 orders, (dropshipping (no inventory)/cat’s toy)). Total...

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Würde ich von abraten. Sind nicht besonders wertige Geräte, gleicht eher dropshipping.

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I only have 150$ to invest, can I start branded dripshipping with a mini inventory of 10 products via cjdropsgipping organic content, I have no problem shooting multiple short videos daily on TikTok or Instagram. Have anyone made a successful store with a low budget like this in the last 2 years? And how much time do I need to start making money and how much till I start making 1k$ monthly. submitted by /u/ProfessionNew4505 to r/dropshipping [link] [comments]

Hello all this is my first time on this sub but hopefully not the last but I came here wanting to know the truth not to see if this income stream often understood as a get rich quick scheme is legit or not. I want to put it in the hard work but I want to have real insight on what this field of work really is. I always see people on TikTok claiming to make life changing amounts just from dropshipping and claiming how all you need is a computer and motivation etc. Yet on Reddit all I hear is how hard it is. Which doesn’t discourage me but rather confuses me. What is the reality of dropshipping? Because I know there’s more to this. Thank you for reading. Just to note I don’t care if it’s long term, I don’t care if this is hard I just want a non jaded perspective. submitted by /u/assinacan69 to r/dropshipping [link] [comments]

I am 18 and i love the business model of dropshipping but i am really curious to know that is it really worth starting now? How much fund will be required to kick start? submitted by /u/GarlicBreadBoyy to r/dropshipping [link] [comments]

ok so i know this sounds so fake but i actually made $1000 last month dropshipping and i had ZERO experience before this like none at all and im still kind of freaking out about it tbh so basically i spent like 3 weeks just watching youtube videos about it at 2am and reading random reddit posts and stuff. everyone kept saying you have to spend a ton on ads right away but i had no money so that wasnt happening lol. so i just picked a product i actually liked (nothing weird just something i would actually buy) and made a store within like a day w AIStorebuilder and started posting about it on social media for free the first week i got literally no sales and i was so ready to just quit and forget the whole thing. but then i started actually talking to people in facebook groups and subreddits about my niche and not like spamming links everywhere just actually being helpful and mentioning my store sometimes. i also made some tiktoks which were SO cringe but whatever it worked i guess week 3 i got my first sale and i literally almost cried no joke. then i got two more the same day and i was going insane. by the end of the month i made $1087 and spent like $340 on products so like $747 profit which is crazy to me stuff that actually worked: - just selling ONE product and not trying to do everything at once - getting the store live asap - not spending money on ads and just posting stuff for free instead - actually talking to people in communities instead of just dropping links - not expecting it to work so i didnt get sad when it was slow honestly the biggest thing is i just started. i didnt wait until everything was perfect because it never is. i see so many people just researching forever and never actually doing it and that was almost me too lol i know $1k isnt that much money but for someone who was literally so scared to even try it feels really good if ur thinking about starting just do it honestly. worst case u learn something what was ur first milestone and how long did it take?? also if anyone knows how to grow without spending money on ads pls help me out lol i have no idea what im doing next submitted by /u/youwesurfs to r/OnlineIncomeHustle [link] [comments]

my friend has been running this Etsy shop for like 8 months now, constantly posting on instagram about her "small business" and how everything is "handcrafted with love" and asking people to support her journey blah blah i bought one of her resin keychains as a gift for my sister (like $14) and when it arrived i recognized it immediately bc i had seen the exact same keychain, same mold, same color swirls, on AliExpress for $1.20. did a reverse image search and found her entire shop catalog on there lol confronted her privately and she admitted she just buys bulk from AliExpress and relists them. fine whatever, people do that but the "handmade" thing is genuinely illegal on etsy and she's charging people 10x the price based on a lie she kept brushing it off so i finally told her i wasnt going to keep quiet about it especially bc she was actively encouraging people to buy from her instead of "soulless corporations" to support a real maker now shes saying i betrayed her and that i should mind my own business bc she has like $3k saved up from Stаke and the shop is her main income i get that people need money and ive been there, ive had months where i was budgeting every single dollar just to get by, but lying to your customers and calling yourself a small artisan when ur literally just a reseller feels wrong to me her boyfriend also texted me saying i was jealous of her success which, okay AITJ? submitted by /u/TangerineUnique248 to r/AmITheJerk [link] [comments]

You can foold people once, not twice. Imagine charging $3x for the same Aliexpress product your customer can easily find cheaper with a Google search. You're competing with Temu, Aliexpress and Amazon. Like on the 1848's gold rush, people who profit from dropshipping are those who sell the narrative that you can get rich quick. If they were really sucessfull, would they have the time to keep teaching and imposing new ways to spend your money on Free-Product-Research-based-subscriptions-tools or Ai-Free-Build-Stores-Software? Open your eyes, don't get fooled. Sucesfull stores? They have the budget to customize. The budget to endlessly market their product without rush to profit. They have the long-term vision. They know their profit margin will be immensenly low in the first years. They know their customers can get fooled once, not twice. (Customers can still return your low-quality product). submitted by /u/Runeescape to r/dropshipping [link] [comments]

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(AI tools + smarter product research) The biggest jump in my ecommerce results didn’t come from a new ad hack. It came from simplifying my entire product research and AI workflow. The Hidden Cost of “The Stack” When you’re testing products, you end up using the same mix of tools as everyone else: ChatGPT for product descriptions Claude Pro for ad copy GetHooked for viral hooks Kalodata for product research Higgsfield for AI video ads They all work. But paying for multiple AI and ecommerce subscriptions while you’re still testing? That gets expensive fast. Before you even find a winner, you’re already deep in monthly costs. What Actually Scaled Me Instead of juggling 6–8 platforms, I moved everything into one workspace. One login. Lower costs. Faster testing. Cleaner execution. No more switching tabs. No more subscription overload. Just: Test → Validate → Scale. Why I Built It I built an all-in-one AI ecommerce workspace around this exact system. It’s what I wish I had when I was launching Shopify stores and trying to scale profitable Facebook and TikTok campaigns without burning cash. If you’re building or scaling a dropshipping store and this resonates, comment below and I’ll send you the Discord waitlist. Launching soon. https://discord.gg/pkGu3gQV submitted by /u/East-Ad-3611 to r/dropshipping [link] [comments]

Been dropshipping for 8 years. Made every mistake possible - burned thousands on bad products, bad ads, and worse advice. Last year, I made a post like this. Today I'm adapting it for 2026. Here’s a step-by-step FREE blueprint to help you avoid all that, and actually give yourself a shot at winning: Step 1: Don’t Choose Products Emotionally Scrolling TikTok and saying “this looks cool” isn’t a strategy. Most viral products are already saturated. Instead, start with market signals from real ad data. Use the Meta Ads Library to check which products are actively being scaled. Look for: Ads that run for 2+ weeks Multiple ad variations (shows scaling) Products that solve a real problem If you have the budget, there are tools that help you see what ads are actually scaling (daily spend, launch dates, etc.), which can save you time and money by avoiding dead products. (Not naming tools upfront - don’t want this to look like just promo. Just trying to share real value first.) One of the biggest beginner mistakes is refusing to spend $50/month on a solid research tool, while burning thousands on untested, unproven products. Totally counterintuitive. Once you found your product, don't overthink the supplier part : just use Aliexpress through the app DSERS on Shopify, i'm still using it to test new products. Step 2: Pick One Country, Not All If you target “Worldwide” or all English-speaking countries, your *pixel will get confused.Your CPM might be cheap, but your conversion rate will tank. Instead: pick one country where the product isn’t yet saturated.Germany, France, and Denmark are great starting points - less competition, and very high buying power. Bonus tip: Use Google Translate or Shopify's free translate plugin to localize your site in under 1 hour. Stop thinking that you need to speak a language to sell your products ! *pixel = tool used by Facebook to track people that clic on your ad, add to cart, buy etc. It is also the tool that looks for the best audience for you product. Step 3: Launch Smart, Not Blind Don’t spend $200+ hoping it’ll work. Start with $50–100/day on Meta Ads. Use broad targeting, test 1–4 creatives.Track everything: ROAS (Most important KPI) ATC CPM/CPC If after $100 you have no sales and %ATC less than 6% → kill the product and move on. Your job isn’t to “make” a product work. It’s to find one that already works. Step 4: Don’t Overbuild Your Website Your site should load fast and do ONE thing:Make people click "Buy Now". Use a clean Shopify theme.Use clear copywriting, high-quality images and GIF's, and remove distractions. Skip the fancy animations and 15-section landing pages. Focus on clarity. (They are lot of great youtube videos on how to build a shopify landing page). Step 5: Iterate or Die This is where 90% quit. But here’s the truth:Even the best marketers test 10–15 products before finding a winner. The only difference between you and them?They don’t test blind. They use data to increase their odds. Track everything. Learn from what flops. And when something starts converting, double down. Let me know if you want a breakdown of winning ad structures, how to analyze your competitors’ landing pages, or how to calculate product costs. Last Thing : Please stop watching 100 youtube videos on how to start and how to do things, just do something, and you'll have time to iterate after. Good luck - and remember, the people who win are the ones who keep testing smart. Step 6: Automate everything you can Every day, new AI applications are developed to automate every repetitive action. I'm going to tell you about two apps that I use all the time. First, Image Flow, it lets you bulk optimize, rename, and automatically match product images on Shopify (compression, SEO structuring, SKU matching) to improve site speed and catalog organization without manual work. And it’s completely FREE. Speed up your store & boost SEO automatically👉 Install Image Flow - Shopify App for automatic image optimization & SEO-ready alt texts Then, BookThatCall, it lets you automate your scheduling flow (calendar sync, confirmations, reminders, and easy rescheduling) to reduce no-shows and turn more visitors into confirmed, completed calls. This app has also a free plan so you can try it and stop it if you don’t like. Turn visitors into confirmed bookings automatically👉 Install BookThatApp - Shopify App for bookings, appointments & rentals I advise you to automate everything you can because it saves a lot of time, time is money and money is what you want, right ? submitted by /u/Business_World4272 to r/Dropshipping_Guide [link] [comments]

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Round 1 just done closing and guess what the whole lobby dies in quarantine zone…. On round 2 there is 5 squads left due to 2 more teams third partying quarantine zone. I start to wonder is this really the intention of the devs to turn ranked into just another pubs. Now the team that left in the game can start running around the whole map trying to end the game. This is not even silver lobby this is diamond/plate demoted to silver. Please please bring back the poi dropship to ranked because this is The worst change ever. submitted by /u/GroundbreakingArt581 to r/apexlegends [link] [comments]

I’ve been looking into dropshipping for a few weeks and keep seeing totally opposite opinions. Some people claim they’re making $10k-$50k a month, while others say it’s all fake and dropshipping is dead. Is it actually possible to make good money with dropshipping, and why do so many people say it’s not worth it? submitted by /u/DamageSuccessful to r/dropshipping [link] [comments]

As I always say, I have a lot of respect for America, because it’s one of the few countries where you can use other people’s money to get rich As you can see from the screenshot, I started this ecom store around April this year and have managed to generate about $26K in revenue mainly through Meta ads. I did make some profit along the way, but looking back now, I realize I burned a lot of cash on things that were unnecessary that I thought was valuable for my business at the time I was spending money,Testing Google and TikTok ads ( which ended up not working well for me), Hiring freelancers to set up Google Ads/GMC, Spending on fancy packaging way too early, Jumping to test other products instead of focusing on my winner, Getting overcharged by suppliers Mannn, I made a lot of mistakes And Now Q4 is here (the moment I’ve been preparing for since the beginning of the year), my budget is tighter than I hoped. I thought by now I’d be able to spend $1K/day on ads, but I’m nowhere near that. And since I don’t live in a country where I can get loans or business credit to reinvest, I’m kinda stuck although I can tell that my products can work If you're someone who currently have a succesfull dropshipping business and at some point during your journey, you've found yor self in a similar situation. I would like to ask you how did you get out ? How did you manage to grow your business and become stable and profitable again and also how long did it take you and what strategy did you use. And even if you've never been in that situation i would be more than happy to hear your advice I really appreciate each and every one of you who is gonna share your story. submitted by /u/Walter_whiite to r/dropshipping [link] [comments]

Thought it was a really funny crash, and the only crash I've actually experienced in HD2. I'm just glad it happened in the first few minutes of the level 😌 submitted by /u/SupraTachy to r/Helldivers [link] [comments]

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It's so weird to me that people say this. I've downed drop ships and I've found that it often takes out several of the troops on it AND it at least slows down the heavier units within. I don't get why so many people say that it's only something you should do because it's fun. ​ submitted by /u/Raspint to r/Helldivers [link] [comments]

I don't care if I get zero kills from shooting down a dropship or if I get 16 kills. I just really enjoy shooting them out of the sky. My friends and I are very simple creatures who enjoy large explosions. submitted by /u/Girth-Wind-Fire to r/Helldivers [link] [comments]

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It seems a solid 90% of the time that I blow a dropship out of the sky, the units it was going to drop fall, the dropship lands ontop of them, it explodes, And then they look at me, mildly offended that I even bothered. That, or, the 3 Hulks the dropship was carrying get glitched and stuck in the thing, floating in space while shooting missiles 45 degrees at the ground. It love shooting down dropships, but it feels so utterly inconsistent and pointless sometimes.- and when they're coming in groups of 4, shooting them down is incredibly important. It's supposed* to kill all the units it was carrying. Shit sucks. ​ submitted by /u/not-beaten to r/Helldivers [link] [comments]

EBay does a similar money back policy to Etsy/Amazon for items that don’t match their description. Both eBay and Aliexpress have image search functions and you can filter by product rating. submitted by /u/fairyfloss17 to r/LifeProTips [link] [comments]