New in Dropshipping [ Need help ! ]

Youssef04

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Hello everyone , I hope you guys are all doing fine .

I have started Dropshipping few weeks ago , I have a budget of 300€ ,I have created a store , searched for some products that looks fine to me on the Dropshipping Center on AliExpress and lunched my 1st Ad on Facebook which went dreadful XD. I have a bunch of questions I would like to ask you guys :

- I am wondering how should I work on this to get better, like what should I do everyday as a work ? for example being a programmer should practice everyday ( creating random software, copying a web site) in order to become better at programming.

- let's say I got an order, should I buy and send it to the costumer with my money , or wait till I receive the costumer's money and then buy and send (I think this will take too much time for the delivery) ?

- What is the best strategy to follow as a newbie in this field with 10€ a day for ads ?

If you guys have any more information please don't hesitate.

Thank you.
 
I just built a dropshipping store myself as a sort of side project so I'd like to hear what answers these guys give you for getting started. Personally, although I do plan on advertising it at some point, I am trying to build up a nice bit of solid content in the form of blog posts. Seems to work well in driving traffic to my non-e-commerce sites. Good luck.
 
Hello, Normally in drop shipping you get the order from the customer and payment and then you order the item from your supplier and have him ship direct to
your customer. The problem you will run into with Aliexpress is that lead times for the item to be shipped and received by your customer can vary widely, so it's hard to
give your customer a meaningful delivery date. The best way to start out is to buy the item from your supplier, that way you can see how fast they deliver,
the product quality, etc. and you will have it is stock to ship to your customer when you get an order. Once you are comfortable with what your supplier is doing than you can
revert to what I first wrote above. Good Luck!
 
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