THOUGHTS? - Dropship store integrated in the blog

[Massacre]

I've just thought to ask if anyone has experience or advises regarding implementing the dropship store as a separate page in the blog?

One of my blogs websites are currently on a nice uprising trend in terms of SEO/Organic Search. I have Ezoic and all, but still there are some visitors who attention I can grab not only by ads, but rather maybe the e-com, where I will source the products through dropshipping.

So, simply - I thought to add a page for few products in the beginning, where visitors can order items. Of course the products will be relevant to the niche website is in.

I won't fully aim on Organic Traffic in the beginning of course, but run PPC campaigns additionally, while building the SEO strategy for organic traffic as well.

Have any of you done so and if so, what would you advise? Is it worth it? or I should focus on affiliate products?

Just the thoughts, which I thought to validate with someone who has done this before. So I won't waste my time

 

[Black Belt Spodermen]

I've just thought to ask if anyone has experience or advises regarding implementing the dropship store as a separate page in the blog?

One of my blogs websites are currently on a nice uprising trend in terms of SEO/Organic Search. I have Ezoic and all, but still there are some visitors who attention I can grab not only by ads, but rather maybe the e-com, where I will source the products through dropshipping.

So, simply - I thought to add a page for few products in the beginning, where visitors can order items. Of course the products will be relevant to the niche website is in.

I won't fully aim on Organic Traffic in the beginning of course, but run PPC campaigns additionally, while building the SEO strategy for organic traffic as well.

Have any of you done so and if so, what would you advise? Is it worth it? or I should focus on affiliate products?

Just the thoughts, which I thought to validate with someone who has done this before. So I won't waste my time

I ran an eCommerce affiliate store with a blog in the past and I always made some sales despite very little traffic.

Your products page must rank organically on Google if you want sales unless you have an excellent product you are going with for the drop shipping. Then you can create campaigns on social media to sell that product.

If the products you are planning to sell are already available on e-commerce sites, it's better to do affiliate. That way you don't have to deal with drop shipping stuff.

 

[Matta28]

You could also make the page with affiliate products instead if you are worrying about returns etc.

 

[Massacre]

I ran an eCommerce affiliate store with a blog in the past and I always made some sales despite very little traffic.

Your products page must rank organically on Google if you want sales unless you have an excellent product you are going with for the drop shipping. Then you can create campaigns on social media to sell that product.

If the products you are planning to sell are already available on e-commerce sites, it's better to do affiliate. That way you don't have to deal with drop shipping stuff.

useful.

I don't have any product myself or not gonna spend much to brand it, bur what I was thinking is to dropship from AliExpress.

I am thinking now I will do affiliate. Found few nice offers on MaxBounty that I will give a try to test

You could also make the page with affiliate products instead if you are worrying about returns etc.

Yes, somehow I think so too. Affiliate seems easier. Will research more on other offers maybe than only MaxBounty.

 

[Elvlin]

if your option is aliexpress, based on my experience better find some affiliate.
the item return etc really not worth it. well maybe if you get good seller

 

[Kinu Actaz]

If I were you, I would rather promote affiliate products than adding a store. Because you will have to manage a lot of things to run the store e.g. sales, returns and shipping etc.
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