yeah I think the setup part gets overlooked a lot. people focus on finding a product but then don't really think about payments, shipping or how they're actually gonna get traffic. what kind of products have been working best for you lately?
I'm still looking into it again, so I can't really say how it goes in 2026 yet. The shipping part is what caught my attention this time. Have you already picked a niche for Q4 or are you still looking around?
Been looking into dropshipping again and wondering if people are still actually making money with it
I was checking out sellvia because the US shipping part sounds easier than dealing with overseas suppliers. just not sure if theres still enough money in this model or if everyone moved on to...
I swear I sit down for a quick break and suddenly it's been an hour and I haven't done anything I planned to do lol
how do you guys stop this from happening? share your self discipline hacks because I clearly need some
mostly been trying different styles on the same products but haven't really tested hooks properly yet. I usually end up changing like 3 things at once and then have no idea what actually worked haha. probably need to be more systematic about it
Trying to get some traffic without spending a ton on ads and started posting more short videos for my store
I sell products from selvia, so they already have product photos and sometimes videos for the products too. I just wanted to make some extra content for social media instead of posting...
yeah I think I was focusing too much on how the store looks instead of the basic stuff. probably makes more sense to fix those things first before spending money on a designer:D
that’s actually a good idea. I never thought about having someone who hasn’t seen the store try to find something and get to checkout. I’ll probably try that before paying a designer, thanks
That makes sense. I’ve mostly been looking at the clicks and not really what happens after people get to the store. I’ll check the retention and conversion stuff too, thanks!
I’m not really sure a store that’s mostly home tools needs some super nice design. I mean, most of the buyers are probably guys anyway lol:)
But everyone keeps saying your website has to look good and all that. Not sure if it’s worth spending money on a web designer yet
obviously I’d buy another house, you can never have too many lol. then I’d just dump whatever’s left into a casino, maybe I’d even walk out with more money
Yeah, only testing 6 products right now, not hundreds. no demo video up top yet, just product pics and the info. getting clicks but nothing has sold so far.
And yeah, the ads on the sellvia site are a lot. nearly closed the tab but the product selection was decent enough to keep me there
Gonna...
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