How to find dropshipping stores?

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Hello,

I'm working on my website right now for 5 weeks straight, I'm obsessed with perfection so I want to make sure I have everything that I can on my website. (Not only products, but also pages)

I currently have 15 blog posts, a 27 question FAQ page, a 900+ words About Us Page, 114 products arranged in my websites by type, occasion and material, social accounts on Facebook (15 photos / 1 video (10k views) / 126 organic likes), Instagram (25 photos / 160 organic followers), Pinterest, Google Plus, YouTube (with 3 videos) and 300+ words descriptions for every product.

How can I find successful dropshipping stores to find out what and how they do it so I can see what my store is bad at right now?
 
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try to look on instagram. there's so many accounts in there link to their store
 
Go on facebook and look out for other people's Facebook ADs and then enter into there stores. That is a great way to get insight from successful Shopify Stores.
 
rensell said:
try to look on instagram. there's so many accounts in there link to their store
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Thank you for the idea, should I search hashtags or is there another way?
 
Giaco said:
Go on facebook and look out for other people's Facebook ADs and then enter into there stores. That is a great way to get insight from successful Shopify Stores.
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I've done this but found nothing really successful, they got some sales but their store looks like crap in my eyes. I like how ringtoperfection is doing but also, their website is trash. Couldn't find any website that I really like.
 
s1mer said:
Thank you for the idea, should I search hashtags or is there another way?
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try to look for hashtags with sale for example "#shoesforsale" you can find different website stores on there. can't figure out if their using shoppify or woocommerce since they had their own domain but mostly of them are dropshippers so you can peek on their site and grab some ideas.

Goodluck on what you are doing
 
You can basically google it or you find companies you like and just email them if they would be interested in dropshipping. You just have to explain to them that you are a badass marketer, add some statistics to that and basically they have zero risks as you buy the item first.
 
Billy Batts said:
You can basically google it or you find companies you like and just email them if they would be interested in dropshipping. You just have to explain to them that you are a badass marketer, add some statistics to that and basically they have zero risks as you buy the item first.
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You got me wrong. I want to see dropshipping websites, not suppliers / manfacturers.
 
Billy Batts said:
You can basically google it or you find companies you like and just email them if they would be interested in dropshipping. You just have to explain to them that you are a badass marketer, add some statistics to that and basically they have zero risks as you buy the item first.
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is that the other technique on how to find a supplier for the products?
 
rensell said:
@Billy Batts is a legend on this. read his thread on how to be successful on dropshipping in this thread
I salute him for his useful methods and tips
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Thank you! I will check it out. Posting a reply here when I’m done reading it.
 
s1mer said:
You got me wrong. I want to see dropshipping websites, not suppliers / manfacturers.
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Ahh ok, they are a little bit harder to find because a good marketer don't want any visitor to know they are dropshipping.

Nevertheless not many of them are good marketers.

On instagram you find a lot of stores that sell copyrighted material those are most of the time dropshipping stores, you can inspect the websites page source and if oberlo is in it you know they are dropshipping but in general, not that easy to find them out of nowhere especially if they are build in WOO.

Another funny trick is go to https://apps.shopify.com/oberlo and check out the 4/5* ratings on the bottom and click on them, most of the usernames are the same as their shop :D so google the name and find the store. They also have a forum for everyone to read at https://ask.oberlo.com/t/your-store-feedback?tap_a=8704-7c9b72&tap_s=76865-ecb17b :D easy to find shops there. As you can see, most of those store owners are not real marketers as no1 with a marketing mindset would tell their store so easy.

You can also join shopify/oberlo FB groups and people will post their site on a regular base :D

I can usually spot them very easy because I recognize AE items and just know how these guys websites looks like because as said most of them are not really marketers but that's the only ways I know personally.
rensell said:
is that the other technique on how to find a supplier for the products?
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I wrote about it in my guide :)
 
Well, I haven't done this but it's the basic of scraping.

Find a shopify dropship store, not sure how, but just find one. Once you do, try to find any unique string, maybe from plugin, a type of product, anything that can be associated with the dropshipping model, then google it + "powered by shopify" or just "shopify" and you should be able to find loads.

Summed up:

1) Find popularly dropshipped product(or niche product) on alixpss.
2) Google "Product name" + "Shopify"

Good luck
 
Billy Batts said:
Ahh ok, they are a little bit harder to find because a good marketer don't want any visitor to know they are dropshipping.

Nevertheless not many of them are good marketers.

On instagram you find a lot of stores that sell copyrighted material those are most of the time dropshipping stores, you can inspect the websites page source and if oberlo is in it you know they are dropshipping but in general, not that easy to find them out of nowhere especially if they are build in WOO.

Another funny trick is go to and check out the 4/5* ratings on the bottom and click on them, most of the usernames are the same as their shop :D so google the name and find the store. They also have a forum for everyone to read at :D easy to find shops there. As you can see, most of those store owners are not real marketers as no1 with a marketing mindset would tell their store so easy.

You can also join shopify/oberlo FB groups and people will post their site on a regular base :D

I can usually spot them very easy because I recognize AE items and just know how these guys websites looks like because as said most of them are not really marketers but that's the only ways I know personally.

I wrote about it in my guide :)
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Thank you for those tips! I just came back from reading the thread written by you, I think exactly like you. I'm trying to provide an excellent customer service, organic traffic, advertise my store in any way possible (Thank you for the idea with ebooks, really, I'm gonna do it too!)

I absolutely know that a good marketer will make the website look like it is not a dropshipping store, that's exactly what I am looking to find. When I see a store that I don't know about I search their products everywhere I can to see if I can find anything. I like the way you think about this business and that's exactly the path I want to follow in this domain.

I want to ask you one question privately, can I give you a quick message if you have the time? I just want to know your opinion about my idea to advertise my website.

Also, thank you for your thread and thanks to @rensell for bringing it here.
 
rickydzine said:
Well, I haven't done this but it's the basic of scraping.

Find a shopify dropship store, not sure how, but just find one. Once you do, try to find any unique string, maybe from plugin, a type of product, anything that can be associated with the dropshipping model, then google it + "powered by shopify" or just "shopify" and you should be able to find loads.

Summed up:

1) Find popularly dropshipped product(or niche product) on alixpss.
2) Google "Product name" + "Shopify"

Good luck
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Thank you so much! Will surely do this.
 
type in on google "myips shopify" you can see all the website that are being hosted by shopify, a lot of them are dropshipping stores but some aren't.
 
MAROSS said:
type in on google "myips shopify" you can see all the website that are being hosted by shopify, a lot of them are dropshipping stores but some aren't.
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Thank you, I've been doing this but had no time. I'll take my time tomorrow and look at every website on the first 40+ pages.
 
s1mer said:
Hello,

I'm working on my website right now for 5 weeks straight, I'm obsessed with perfection so I want to make sure I have everything that I can on my website. (Not only products, but also pages)

I currently have 15 blog posts, a 27 question FAQ page, a 900+ words About Us Page, 114 products arranged in my websites by type, occasion and material, social accounts on Facebook (15 photos / 1 video (10k views) / 126 organic likes), Instagram (25 photos / 160 organic followers), Pinterest, Google Plus, YouTube (with 3 videos) and 300+ words descriptions for every product.

How can I find successful dropshipping stores to find out what and how they do it so I can see what my store is bad at right now?
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On google, set up your search as "Niche site:my. shopify.com"

This will only search shopify stores and you can dig through those to find drop shippers, or just to get store ideas
 
NDA said:
On google, set up your search as "Niche site:my. shopify.com"

This will only search shopify stores and you can dig through those to find drop shippers, or just to get store ideas
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Never heard of this, thank you so much!
 
s1mer said:
Thank you for those tips! I just came back from reading the thread written by you, I think exactly like you. I'm trying to provide an excellent customer service, organic traffic, advertise my store in any way possible (Thank you for the idea with ebooks, really, I'm gonna do it too!)

I absolutely know that a good marketer will make the website look like it is not a dropshipping store, that's exactly what I am looking to find. When I see a store that I don't know about I search their products everywhere I can to see if I can find anything. I like the way you think about this business and that's exactly the path I want to follow in this domain.

I want to ask you one question privately, can I give you a quick message if you have the time? I just want to know your opinion about my idea to advertise my website.

Also, thank you for your thread and thanks to @rensell for bringing it here.
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I'm off to bed now and got some messages left to reply to in my inbox as I was away for a bit but sure.

s1mer said:
Never heard of this, thank you so much!
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This is not completely correct, you google https://www.google.nl/search?q=myshopify.com&spell=1&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiAjrujxazdAhXCIVAKHfx6DtYQBQglKAA

But anyone that uses their domain instead of their own isn't worth watching at anyway ;)
 
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