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Dropshipping is not dead! HERE'S WHY. x5.65 ROI - ProfitableFlip - Jan 18, 2021
I will point out a few things, I've tired dropshipping before and it was going alright until I had to make a purchase and I spent most of the money I had to invest into the project, at the time I was selling fitness apparel, now I'm into a whole different niche.
Let me clarify a few things, dropshipping is not dead, and If a product is being advertised it's because it's BRINGING money in.
I do suggest use single product stores. Before I used a lot of products and clothes that I couldn't properly SEO and shit.
Now selling a single product It's much easier, less products to deal with, less suppliers, and you can literally brand the product.
Don't sell something that is being sold @Walmart or places were the customer can just walk into. Sell products that the customer can't find by just going to a Walmart.
Make sure products ship from USA to avoid long waiting times, and complains.
Target your audience well and you might come up with some of this results :)
https://gyazo.com/f2caf1081e8efc4e8504b57ef7a590bf
X 5.65 ROI
$6-7 Cost per purchase.
$1.25-1.45 Cost per Checkout
Product costs $19
Reselling for $59.99
I'm back and now I'm going to go all out, I have enough and I mean more than enough funds to be able to invest into this.
I will be scaling to $100/day ads slowly. What do you guys think of this metrics? :)
RE: Dropshipping is not dead! HERE'S WHY. x5.65 ROI - Jack Grey - Jan 18, 2021
I don't believe dropshipping ever really died- although it became difficult when the concept was more widespread. Its common knowledge that apperel doesn't do well unless you can market your brand properly or already have a huge following. With that being said, I have never personally done multi-item stores so I cannot judge for that; I only run a few items or variants and include a few up sale items as well.
Highly recommend you do such as well, with each order even if 25% purchase an extra $10 item you'll be doing a lot better. I would also recommend you look into getting your own packaging- it really sells the products as premium and allows you to throw in "giftcards" or "bonuses".
With your current setup you seem to be going on a great path! Best of luck to you just keep scaling- I would also suggest testing multiple different ads per day and scaling the ones that do best. I have personally had the most success testing 10 at a time for $10 for a few days to see the outcome rather than one or two scaled to $50/day. After the results scale the top 5, repeat, top 3, etc.