Serious Is dropshipping still alive

I'm not 100% sure but i don't think drop shipping is really profitable now since a lot of people are doing it and it is extremely saturated to my knowledge. Also it's nowhere near as easy as other people make it look through ads etc.

29-11-2018, 06:58 PM

DuckJr Wrote: I'm not 100% sure but i don't think drop shipping is really profitable now since a lot of people are doing it and it is extremely saturated to my knowledge. Also it's nowhere near as easy as other people make it look through ads etc.

ARE you or WERE in the biz. Could you tell me a bit of your daily routines when customers complain? How do you find our supplies? - just searching wholesalers or maufacturer of product and just ask if they do dropshipping? Is this biz stressful when you still have another fulltime job?

Questions over questions. But I'm interested in this topic, too.

just starting and in my opinion is not as fast as some people say, is necessary a lot of customization and losing money to discover what works oh no.

Not nearly as easy as people seem to think it is and it is beginning to get incredibly saturated. There is a store for nearly everything and the competition is ridiculous because of it.
The most difficult part is getting your store noticed, which costs a fair amount of money if you're going through facebook ads, etc. Word of mouth is the best way to get customers but it's difficult to start something like that.

I still have a Shopify/Dropshipping store, so if you have any questions let me know. I'm not willing to share what the site is, so don't ask for a link. The store is for home decor targeted at college-aged individuals, and people who are looking to add to their smoking or trip rooms.

it depends if you find a good niche and everything dude, but yeah it is