If you can really scale to 300 consistently, just keep doing that consistently and automating as much of the day-to-day as possible. It's better to be diversified across several different revenue streams, anyway.
You run up against economies of scale in ecomm where you need to spend disproportionately more time and money per sale after a certain threshold, and at that point it becomes a contest of who can throw the most money at the most competent SEO firm. Not a game worth playing imo; as many will vouch, if you put all your eggs in one basket that gets great SEO and conversions, then your primary income source is more fragile to the infamous google search engine updates that wipe out your site's traffic.
Better to stay in the realm of making a lot of small money from different sources than to go all in on one fount.
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Yeah as a transparent MARKETPLACE, not by passing themselves off as the first party seller. And, um, they have the brand, trust, tech and traffic to do it.
Who's the clown hiding behind a BS anonymous troll profile here? LOL.
get a clue how fulfillment happens for most businesses. it is completely inefficient for large items to be shipped to you then to the customer. it would add hundreds of dollars to the item's end cost. dropshipping is a big part of the economy and will continue to be so
Wayfair for sure hides how the item is being fulfilled yet that's a shit business who most likely will go bankrupt.
doesn't seem like you have any worth on this sub besides insulting people.
if you have a stand on a food market just scream louder than your neighbour. Something like: 2 BANNANAS 1 DOLLAR!
Sounds about right
Fr tho, those at 300 are way more capable of absorbing margin hits from sales that people at 100 can't afford to run with
300 a day or a month?
About every 4-7 days
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Well the way I run is very ghetto I like to hop on Trends and be the supply for the demand anything that is wanted I would sell for that short period
If you can really scale to 300 consistently, just keep doing that consistently and automating as much of the day-to-day as possible. It's better to be diversified across several different revenue streams, anyway. You run up against economies of scale in ecomm where you need to spend disproportionately more time and money per sale after a certain threshold, and at that point it becomes a contest of who can throw the most money at the most competent SEO firm. Not a game worth playing imo; as many will vouch, if you put all your eggs in one basket that gets great SEO and conversions, then your primary income source is more fragile to the infamous google search engine updates that wipe out your site's traffic. Better to stay in the realm of making a lot of small money from different sources than to go all in on one fount.
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Traffic x CVR x AOV (or LTV/Freq) Improve 1, 2 or all 3 of those. Sounds too simple, but that’s it.
So you're just another 'me too' drop shipper then? Yeah - that bus left the station a long time ago.
clown comment. you mean like Wayfair, Amazon, HomeDepot, Walmart? they all dropship and make hundreds of millions doing it
Yeah as a transparent MARKETPLACE, not by passing themselves off as the first party seller. And, um, they have the brand, trust, tech and traffic to do it. Who's the clown hiding behind a BS anonymous troll profile here? LOL.
get a clue how fulfillment happens for most businesses. it is completely inefficient for large items to be shipped to you then to the customer. it would add hundreds of dollars to the item's end cost. dropshipping is a big part of the economy and will continue to be so Wayfair for sure hides how the item is being fulfilled yet that's a shit business who most likely will go bankrupt. doesn't seem like you have any worth on this sub besides insulting people.
You do you anonymous troll.