There is an extremely important point that many people forget to mention when it comes to dropshipping. It may well be that you are often told that dropshipping is cheap and even "free" to start, but this is not 100% correct. The decisive factor in dropshipping is that the customers ultimately receive the products, but who actually pays for these products? The dropshipper does that. When a customer places an order in your webshop, you must then go in and spend your own money to buy the product from the supplier. And only later (several days) can you actually withdraw the customer's money into your business account from your payment provider like Stripe etc. So this means that as a dropshipper you must have liquidity, money in the account to be able to buy the customer's item home. So what do you do when you suddenly find yourself with 4-5 orders a day that cost perhaps +500 euros per product? It's not quite as easy as it sounds. You really need to have some money in the bank as a dropshipper once you start getting some orders. Especially if you are selling relatively expensive products, such as sofas, dining tables, etc.
Thanks for the addition. I totally agree, once you are up and running for a couple of months this will be easier. However, the begin phase is the most crucial.
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There is an extremely important point that many people forget to mention when it comes to dropshipping. It may well be that you are often told that dropshipping is cheap and even "free" to start, but this is not 100% correct.
The decisive factor in dropshipping is that the customers ultimately receive the products, but who actually pays for these products? The dropshipper does that.
When a customer places an order in your webshop, you must then go in and spend your own money to buy the product from the supplier. And only later (several days) can you actually withdraw the customer's money into your business account from your payment provider like Stripe etc. So this means that as a dropshipper you must have liquidity, money in the account to be able to buy the customer's item home.
So what do you do when you suddenly find yourself with 4-5 orders a day that cost perhaps +500 euros per product? It's not quite as easy as it sounds. You really need to have some money in the bank as a dropshipper once you start getting some orders. Especially if you are selling relatively expensive products, such as sofas, dining tables, etc.
Thanks for the addition. I totally agree, once you are up and running for a couple of months this will be easier. However, the begin phase is the most crucial.
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