[METHOD] The Ultimate Shopify Guide to Making $100/Day!

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You guys realize that this same exact method was posted last year and got like 100 pages. It's also a well known super saturated method.
 
You guys realize that this same exact method was posted last year and got like 100 pages. It's also a well known super saturated method.
So.. May I assume You already tried this method??
I'm going to use woocommerce with this method, is it realy super saturated?
 
I think i got the idea, i will try to implement it and see how it goes.
Thank you

So pretty much don't get caught, or promote a personally put together product.

Good guide though OP, might have to test this out myself (although it's somewhat old).
 
Great guide! Already started a similar method and the advice with the Facebook ads is great.
 
Well written guide but this is something that's been talked about on this forum for over a year.
 
As far as shipping it seems like alot of Alliexpress shippers can get packages there in 2 weeks, depending on the shipping you use. I have a domain and a shop but still working on getting it all set up. So far it seems like the real work that sets someone apart in this is finding a good niche / product and a reliable selling on Alliexpress.

I do realize it is a popular method, dropshipping. But people like me are more inclined to try CPA methods and easy spam methods here, so its nice to have a new approach to things, I never was motivated to try dropshipping until now. Of course not all my eggs are in this basket.
 
Great job, I will try it this week. Just one questions tho. What about custums and import taxes & duties? I know there must be some of them when importing to EU countries and US too..
 
Bro can you pm me your skype id? I want to talk to you
 
Under pricing put Price as $0 and Compare Your Price as "Real Price".

Hey pal, thanks for the wonderful guide. I just have ONE quick question:

Could you go into more detail about how we should create our ads for facebook advertisement? Like should we include a picture of the product we are selling? Should we include the price in our facebook ad?

More details on constructing an effective facebook ad would be VERY MUCH appreciated.

Thanks.
 
If you want you can try with woocommerce but what sets shopify apart is how simple everything is and of course the apps. The monthly fee is nothing compared to the money you can make once you set everything up properly. And no you don't make $5 per item. I mentioned how the money is in the upsells. Your front end product makes you around $8 - $9 and the backend $50 - $500 depending on the products and no Shopify won't do anything, they actually encourage users to use this dropship model. You can read about it in their blog.

It's mentioned in the product description that it will take 4 - 6 weeks to ship so they know what they are buying. For returns contact the seller from Aliexpress as ask for their address and make the buyer ship it to them directly and you will get your $ back. And in the terms have something like a 15 day return policy and you will be fine.


I have read Shopify blog. They encourage drop shipping but they do prohibit anything that is copyright and though they don’t close down your store immediately, they remove your products and give you a chance. PayPal or even Stripe (payment for Shopify) wont accept these items either. This is from my experience.


Correct me if I am wrong. Does Shopify actually let you promote these type of toys?


Hey pal, thanks for the wonderful guide. I just have ONE quick question:

Could you go into more detail about how we should create our ads for facebook advertisement? Like should we include a picture of the product we are selling? Should we include the price in our facebook ad?

More details on constructing an effective facebook ad would be VERY MUCH appreciated.

Thanks.

Yes I would like a bit more information on this. One significant section of your guide is the Facebook Marketing, and to target the audience based on the interest. Facebook traffic is arguably the key is here. In your example the Totoro toy: this has already have established fan pages and interests. Won’t you run into trouble promoting this type of toy?


Whereas if you don’t promote something familiar/recognizable, it very difficult and expensive to promote to customers with an unknown toy/plush (like a cute elephant for example).

My questions:

How do you recommend promoting these type of items if they are not copyrighted?

Or do you recommend promoting copyright items (just take the risk) as way of generating traffic on to your site and just UPSELL / CROSS sale as you said?
 
i have been practise this for 1 month right now and it is not easier as you describe , but really you explain this very well
but all depends on targeting and pick up a viral product and test test test till find a winner campaign .
but really it worth trying
thanks OP
 
I'm currently at adding products and i actually thing i might get somewhere, really interesting and i'm so glad u posted this!!
I've been standing still for 2-3 months with just lazyness.

Thank you!
 
Just want to confirm, if someone bought an item on Shopify, I will have to manually order that product from aliexpress and just use the shipping address of the buyer from shopify right?
 
Thank you thank you! What are peoples thoughts on copyrighted brands? Are the drop shipping companies shipping your products responsible for that?
 
Have you made money in that time?

i have been practise this for 1 month right now and it is not easier as you describe , but really you explain this very well
but all depends on targeting and pick up a viral product and test test test till find a winner campaign .
but really it worth trying
thanks OP
 
Been working on this and following the guide exactly and have my shop set up with a few items and couple different ad campaigns. My campaigns have reached over 1k, are getting ~20 likes and ~5 shares, but hardly anyone is clicking on the link, any suggestions on getting more clicks?
 
OP should mention it is difficult to impossible to make good money on this the first month. it takes much trial and error. honestly if you're not willing to fail 3 to 4 times then shopify isn't for you
 
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