High ticket all the way. The bigger the margin the better. I’m talking about $50+ profit margin per sale
where is the bigger risk in dropshipping isn't it the same?Bigger margin = bigger risk.
Since OP was startimg his dropship busssiness, I recommmemd the lower one.
ok sounds great do you have any tips on how to find good sources for high ticked productsHigh ticket all the way. The bigger the margin the better. I’m talking about $50+ profit margin per sale
It’s all in your price strategy and the quality of your store.ok sounds great do you have any tips on how to find good sources for high ticked products
alright thank you for your time and awnserIt’s all in your price strategy and the quality of your store.
There a many times where we have sold products for $70+ while other stores sell them for $20. It’s really about how you package a product and how you set up the product page.
I really don’t understand why the member above said there was a bigger risk. The real risk is in low margin because the margins are razor thin and it’s easy to overspend on Ads if you don’t have a clue what you’re doing. Also would you rather sell 1 product a day with a $50 profit or 20 a day at a $2 profit.
High ticket all the way. The bigger the margin the better. I’m talking about $50+ profit margin per sale
They can, but how many actually do? That's like 1 in 20 people.
I have sold $5 products for $75 while my competitors we selling for $25. It's all about how you can provide value and make your website look legit. My competitors had a shitty website so they were probably struggling to make sales even at $25. Eventually, I'll retarget everyone who didn't buy and offer it for $50. If they still don't buy, I'll give it to them for $25. I play the long game and that's where the profit is.
- TFP