Learn2Dropship
Newbie
- Oct 8, 2014
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Hello I have a YouTube channel also a Facebook page where I teach people how to dropship successfully. It's all free I started making videos and uploading them to YouTube to teach my brother in florida how to dropship other people found the videos and I kinda of felt obligated to help them out. Please check out my YouTube channel also comment in the thread, I'm nothing special I am also here to learn so please leave some great advice. since im new I cant post any links thats ok I gots to earn it. admin please message me about donations I have some questions
Learn2Dropship Quick tip of the day.
Selecting Products
THE PERFECT PRICE ? Make sure you strongly consider the price point relative to the level of pre-sale service you'll need to provide. Most people feel comfortable placing a $200 order online without talking to someone on the phone. But what about a $1,500 item they're unfamiliar with? Chances are, most would want to chat directly with a sales representative before making such a large purchase, both to ensure the item is a good fit and to make sure the store is legitimate.
If you plan to sell high-priced items, make sure you're able to offer personalized phone support. You'll also want to ensure that the margins are rich enough to justify the pre-sale support you'll need to offer. Often, the $50 to $200 price range is the sweet spot to maximize revenue without having to provide extensive pre-sale support.
Dropshipping word of the day.
MAP PRICING: Manufacturers may require retailers to sell or advertise a given product at a minimum price. This price floor is known as a minimum advertised price or a minimum acceptable price. Manufacturers vary in their MAP enforcement, with some cancelling retail dealer agreements, if sellers offer products below MAP.
Learn2Dropship Quick tip of the day.
Selecting Products
THE PERFECT PRICE ? Make sure you strongly consider the price point relative to the level of pre-sale service you'll need to provide. Most people feel comfortable placing a $200 order online without talking to someone on the phone. But what about a $1,500 item they're unfamiliar with? Chances are, most would want to chat directly with a sales representative before making such a large purchase, both to ensure the item is a good fit and to make sure the store is legitimate.
If you plan to sell high-priced items, make sure you're able to offer personalized phone support. You'll also want to ensure that the margins are rich enough to justify the pre-sale support you'll need to offer. Often, the $50 to $200 price range is the sweet spot to maximize revenue without having to provide extensive pre-sale support.
Dropshipping word of the day.
MAP PRICING: Manufacturers may require retailers to sell or advertise a given product at a minimum price. This price floor is known as a minimum advertised price or a minimum acceptable price. Manufacturers vary in their MAP enforcement, with some cancelling retail dealer agreements, if sellers offer products below MAP.
