I am cross referencing with FB ads library as well and to a lesser extent with shopify using Koala inspector, I was just curious how much weight amazon holds for dropshipping data and if there are other people on here who use them as their main source. Thanks!
For example, could I rely on the data amazon gives in terms of seller competition, sales velocity, and the average selling price for a item across all their listings and asses that would make a good product for my shopify site? The reason I ask is because amazon is a lot more transparent with...
Do I add things like store addresses and personal info even if they are fake or is that not allowed. Also is their any good examples of pages I can copy to get a good score?
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Has anyone had luck linking an affiliate product to a viral pet video? The amount of these videos that go super viral are endless and the pet niche is probably the hottest in DS so was wondering if it is a profitable idea, also how would you go about getting rights to said videos?
I made sure to do that, I think it is the fact that it's a obvious dropshipping site with little content that is making them not approve it and unfortunately I am not willing to invest in a high quality site to bypass this since they might ban it anyway.
It seems none of the websites I create are good enough for FB to approve of me using their pixel for ads and are all stuck on the review process for weeks now. Is their any certain criteria I could follow to get them to get them to let me use a pixel, or should I just run ads without it?
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I was thinking the same but perhaps the fact that they are free can still make it profitable since I won't have any limits to how many times I can get likes? They have been liking all my posts for months now so I am primarily trying to exploit that by posting as much as I can.
I have had bots like and re-tweet my posts for months now simply by commenting on a porn accounts a few times in the past. My question is can I exploit these bots to the point where they can boost my posts if I get enough of them or do I have to buy my own from a reliable source?
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Am I being naive if I plan on outsourcing most of my website building work since I have almost no experience and are there any non-negotiable traits I need to master before starting a website? If so what are they and what is the best thing to delegate to save time and money?
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That is OK I hope to make up for the low possibly by creating large amounts of sites possibly. I am still a beginner so making high profit sites is pretty intimidating for me atleast now. Thanks!
Basically I have no idea how to maintain a site so I am looking to outsource the site creation and flipping them quick w/ buyers who can see potential in them based off their design not revenue history. Is this possible or should I get more experience in generating rev first?
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