Wholesale 101

Just because someone CAN offer you dropshipped products for your company doesn’t mean they SHOULD be a dropshipper. I look at it like having kids or pets; anyone CAN buy a dog, it doesn’t mean they SHOULD own one.Here’s 7 Things Dishonest Dropshippers Do, in no specific order:1. Steal your customer data - technically, it’s not THEFT because you gave them the information so they could ship the order to your buyer. But the problem starts when they use your customer data to compete with you, behi …

It seems like everyone and their brother wants to sell on Amazon these days and one of the most common questions we are asked is about Amazon dropshipping, so today I want to point out a few super important things you need to consider before you go down this road. Let’s get started:Dropshipping is NOT “quick and easy”. Yes, I know that you’ve seen ads on YouTube or other sites that insist this is the route to overnight riches. I hate to rain on your parade, but it’s not. I am going to point …

Because the profit margins of dropshipping is super low you have to reduce your risk of returns to avoid literally losing money and possibly your Amazon account too.  So here's the 5 items you want to avoid listing for dropshipping:Glass ANYTHING.Drinking glasses, glass candle jars, table top glass decor… anything with glass. Personally I would add other fragile items to this as well. The reason for this is breakage. Even if the dropshipper promises they pack them well, it’s too ris …