I decided to try dropshipping 2024. The first product I did I managed to get 1.3k in sales but had bad quality control so I decided to end that store. Had another store running and was 70% profitable but didn't convert well so I decided to close it as well with 600 dollars in sales. Now this month I was able to hit my first 1k day and 2k day. So far I almost hit 8k in sales which is insane for me. I have done everything organic. Don't waste money on ads if you don't know how they work and if you don't have the money to do so. TRY ORGANIC CONTENT! With organic content the only thing you can waste is time but if you put the time and effort on your videos you will make it! Try different products at the same time and one tip I can give you is to not create a website until you see that your content is working and people start asking where to buy. Save that money and time and wait for the right time to make the step to make the website. For all those who don't like to pay for a sourcing supplier and want to be able to fulfill orders fast and easily, try CJ Dropshipping. They have alright shipping times and are easy to use and the best part is that it is free! If you are on this journey just put the time into it. I am no expert but I like to help others so if you have questions please comment and I will try to answer

Dropshipping is merely a business model. Not a gold mine. Anyone who tries to run a dropshipping business as a complete organization, with all the problems of a small business, including marketing, selling, website management, communication, accounting, vetting vendors, customer service, returned items, etc etc, will do well. If they start with adequate capital… Two guys started this in 2002. Their company now does $6 BILLION a year in sales.

Good day gentlemen, so here is a backstory before I tell you how I cracked the 2023 dropshipping success factor. Now we all know what dropshipping is and we all know that it has existed for a long period of time now. The thing is people stopped believing in dropshipping because they figured that it is oversaturated. Before I even attempted dropshipping I came across people saying that's a dead business method and that there are better ways to get rich online and that you shouldn't waste your time. Most dropshipping businesses are failing. I forgot who I fucking am. I am the 1% and I am unmatched and superiorly unique in business aspects. I know how to sell and I know what sells. So after attempting many other businesses that would collapse, I decided attempting dropshipping wouldn't be the worst idea. I knew tiktok would be my avenue to monetize my products because of how easy it is to go viral but the challenge was simple, I needed a product that would disturb the attention span of the watcher to actually click my website link and buy. See it comes down to skill, I am highly competent and efficient and I know the opportunity when I see it and I know where to find it. You have to create a brand and you have to shape that brand into a specific niche and that brand has to be a problem solving innovation. I found problems and I searched for their solution and I was highly successful. Dropshipping is not dead it's alive and well

I have sold over 60 products, had 0 ad account bans and in the profit of about $500. I’ve done nothing exceptional and nothing incredible, but have managed to succeed, all I seem to hear are disaster stories about how it took people years to succeed, but I’m grateful to be successful. I’m just writing this to let people know that dropshipping is 100% viable and profitable. Granted, I have had a lot of issues that I have had to fix along the way, but nothing major. I’d say on average I spend about 10 minutes a day fulfilling orders and if I have any issues to sort, around 40 minutes. If you are considering dropshipping, do it! Also to note, I became profitable after about $400 in ads, then I was breaking even with each sale over and over again, then I had a few great days and landed in profit.

When I first launched my store, I honestly thought sales would come rolling in. But the truth? It took longer than I expected. No one talks enough about the quiet moments: - Refreshing the dashboard with zero orders - Watching traffic numbers barely move - Wondering if I was doing something wrong But I didn’t quit. I tested, learned, adjusted and slowly, things started to shift. Now, I'm curious… How long did it take YOU to get your first sale? Are you still struggling with traffic or conversions? I know how frustrating it can be, and if I can share a few things that helped me, I’d be happy to.