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post 1671064783 11-11-2022, 07:15 AM
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Anyone actually tried that dropshipping stuff ?

What's your experience? Did anyone actually buy any of your stock?
post 1671065453 11-11-2022, 07:38 AM
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I don't like you at all, and sincerely hope whatever business you start fails and you end up a homeless bum. Actually, I don't wish the homeless bit because I might end up serving you some soup one day.

But I used to and that was one of the first businesses I sold. If you want to be super cheap about it, get a shopify free trial, fill it with products from a Chinese supplier. Home improvements will be popular in economic downturn because nobody has cash to move, but they might have enough to change things up in their homes and decorate.

******** ads are good for the above, just setup 10-15 ads, put $20 on each and let them run, filter out the bad and then do variations on the ones with the highest CTR.

BHW has some good managers for running ads if you're absolutely clueless.
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post 1671065793 11-11-2022, 07:46 AM
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Originally Posted By PissantSoldier
I don't like you at all, and sincerely hope whatever business you start fails and you end up a homeless bum. Actually, I don't wish the homeless bit because I might end up serving you some soup one day.
Lol wut relax brotha
Originally Posted By PissantSoldier
But I used to and that was one of the first businesses I sold. If you want to be super cheap about it, get a shopify free trial, fill it with products from a Chinese supplier. Home improvements will be popular in economic downturn because nobody has cash to move, but they might have enough to change things up in their homes and decorate.

******** ads are good for the above, just setup 10-15 ads, put $20 on each and let them run, filter out the bad and then do variations on the ones with the highest CTR.

BHW has some good managers for running ads if you're absolutely clueless.
I'll probably give it a try, atleast it could be a fun hobby. The thing I don't get is why people would buy from a random shopify store when everything is on Amazon nowadays.
post 1671065883 11-11-2022, 07:48 AM
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Originally Posted By CoolKnees
Lol wut relax brotha

I'll probably give it a try, atleast it could be a fun hobby. The thing I don't get is why people would buy from a random shopify store when everything is on Amazon nowadays.
Laziness, also, people might not be searching for something specific. They see an add, and impulse buy.

It might also be hard to find a specific type of wallpaper on Amazon for example too.

You could also try Amazon to eBay - some people do that buy it results in bans more often than not. At least when I tried it, I would imagine it's harder as it was a long time ago. And likely more saturated.
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post 1671067323 11-11-2022, 08:18 AM
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had a friend who drop shipped some items, mostly clothing and posters, did ok for a college kid, did horribly for a full time job. Still dreams up scams regularly to rope in his family+buddies with
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