[METHOD] How to find SUPER profitable Items to dropship on eBay

JetBlack101 said:

Yah I think it does. I search for Gaming Keyboard and one of the top listings was part of this store (not my store, no affiliate links): http://www.ebaystores.com/Hi-PC
Something like this would greatly improve your purchases.
I agree with you on the price point issue. However, I would offer this variation. List both cheap and expensive goods in your store so people can bundle similar goods. If I want an expensive monitor but I also see you sell cheap gaming keyboards and mice. I personally am more likely to buy all three from you rather than someone else. Probably doesn't work 100% of the time. But you are only looking to get a slice of the market.
To quote the great Brian from Anchorman: "60% of the time, it works every time!"

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sparkspark said:

I wonder how we can compete to the real chinese sellers? I mean, they sell at the exact same price as in aliexpress.

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Goddissee said:

Ooo spicy method.
Sparked an idea thanks for this OP.
Is there any seller limits on ebay accs?

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IG Professor said:

yes. there are limits on new sellers. you can list 10items as a new seller than increase each month.

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Stan123 said:

Nice article, thanks for sharing!
I have a similar but a different approach though. Here is an example:
1. I scrape Etsy for best seller items
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then go to aliexpress, find the same / similar item on https://www.aliexpress.com/for a fraction of a price
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and then publish and sell them on Amazon and Ebay.

Why this? Because
1. Etsy reveals me what is currently hot on the market (even if the item is not popular yet)
2. Aliexpress has quite low prices which give us super high margins
3. I do not compete with the same bestsellers on the same market who are already quite established.

Of course the wallet is just an example here, you need to look for products / niches that have less or even no competition on your target market.

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Zwielicht said:

Nice thread. We needed a new sticky in this section.

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gorillabob1 said:

I've found that Tineye can help identify products, especially when you feel that a seller is using a stock photo and didn't take their own.

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Stan123 said:

Nice article, thanks for sharing!
I have a similar but a different approach though. Here is an example:
1. I scrape Etsy for best seller items
View attachment 120483

then go to aliexpress, find the same / similar item on aliexpress for a fraction of a price
View attachment 120484

and then publish and sell them on Amazon and Ebay.

Why this? Because
1. Etsy reveals me what is currently hot on the market (even if the item is not popular yet)
2. Aliexpress has quite low prices which give us super high margins
3. I do not compete with the same bestsellers on the same market who are already quite established.

Of course the wallet is just an example here, you need to look for products / niches that have less or even no competition on your target market.

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anisbk94 said:

How do you scrape etsy ?

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