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Dropshipping can reduce the need to hold inventory, but it does not remove the need for research, customer service, marketing, pricing discipline or operational control.
Dropshipping: A Practical Beginner’s Guide walks new sellers through the key decisions involved in launching a dropshipping store.
Learn how to choose a focused niche, test products, evaluate suppliers, create trustworthy product pages, price for the full cost of doing business, attract traffic, measure performance, fulfil orders and prepare for growth.
The guide finishes with a simple 30-day launch plan and a pre-launch checklist.
Dropshipping is an online retail model where you promote products without holding them in your own warehouse.
When a customer places an order, you purchase the product from a supplier, who then packs and ships it directly to the customer.
But the book makes an important point: you still own the customer experience.
That includes:
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