Tag: drop shipping

If you’re drop shipping products from China, the quality isn’t always the best in the world. Sometimes customers report that items break after using or wearing them for a while, so let’s address that. First of all, that’s the type of products you’re selling. You are selling relatively cheap Chinese wholesale products to consumers, so … Continued

If you’re drop shipping from AliExpress and a customer reports to you that the item didn’t arrive, there’s no way to check if it’s true. At the end of the day, only the customer knows if the item really arrived. Since you are not the recipient of the item, you can’t know. Also within AliExpress … Continued

If you are thinking of launching an e-commerce business or drop shipping store in a non-english speaking market, there’s a few options that I want to share with you in this post. 1) You speak the language If you are bilingual that might be a huge competitive advantage. If you speak Spanish, German, Portuguese, Chinese, … Continued

If you’re running a drop shipping business you might be wondering how to keep track of the stock in your store and on Aliexpress. There’s two simple ways you can go about this. 1) Use Oberlo You can use the drop shipping app “Oberlo” to keep track of the stock on Aliexpress. The app will … Continued

A lot of people get obsessed with the design of their online store or landing page. They become terribly attached to the looks of their store, instead of the substance of the store. The look of your store doesn’t matter that much. I’ve had students with ugly logos and unprofessional looking stores and bad website … Continued

Whenever you’re targeting non-english speaking countries, you have to streamline your entire store in the local language. For example, if you target Italy, you store needs to be Italian. I’m talking about everything. Get a .it domain and translate your “brand name” into Italian. The same is true for Germany, Spain or any other country. … Continued

One of my followers recently got worried about the fact that his store has its own branding and logo, but then the products he drop ships to his customers don’t have that logo or brand attached to it. He was wondering if his customers expect the logo of the store and the brand to also … Continued

Every new product you launch has a certain lifespan. If you’re selling a general item and a huge part of the world’s population can benefit from it, your market reach is much bigger. So the lifespan of your product will be extremely long since you’ll never really run out of potential customers. And if you’re … Continued

If you drop ship products from AliExpress you obviously have to clone the products on your own store. This means you’re using the pictures and other information from the supplier on your own website. So the questions is: Are they okay with this? Many suppliers on AliExpress will write in their description that they support … Continued