E-commerce 2020

[Anonymous No.17441360]

Drop-shipping yes no? I’m thinking of open a Shopify, got a product , will pay fiver to make a nice logo, design a good looking website, pay facebook ads.

Advices from someone who have had success in this?

[Anonymous No.17441401]

>>17441360
your goods are under quarantine

[Anonymous No.17441754]

>>17441360
No this is 2016 tier

[Anonymous No.17441773]

>>17441360
You missed the boat on drop ship OP

[Anonymous No.17441777]

>>17441360
if you already have a product, it sounds like a good plan

[Anonymous No.17441921]

>>17441360
I paid for one of the dropship courses but never followed through with it. That's because when you think about it, dropshipping is a bad deal overall...

The thing is this - you are not really creating a brand. That's the problem with dropshipping. You are selling someone elses' products, and not only that, you are doing it anonymously. Yes, dropshipping stores do "brand" themselves, but it is not the same as a real retail outlet, you're just one of the many shopify stores out there with the same schtick.

Also, personally you are an anonymous person on the internet. E commerce Dropshipping simply does not lead to self promotion, which is essential if you REALLY want to make it in business.

The whole "I can work from wherever I want" is more of a meme than anything, few make it that big with their stores.

I came to the conclusion that you are much better off creating your own product line and selling your own branded products. That's a real brand and a brand you can grow personally. The only issue is that it does require startup capital for the creation of product.

[Anonymous No.17442094]

>>17441921
Fucking this. Came to the same conclusion after selling shirts on FB, and always needing to pay for customers, long term this is not a good plan.