Why do most dropshippers fail? Why is it that a lot of people can't take it to the next level? Why do so many people get started and then quit? Let's talk about my five top reasons why most people generally quit or fail.

Number One: Quitting Too Early

If you kick off a dropshipping business, go for one week, with no sales and five hundred dollars spent on ads, you didn't really give it a proper go. You've got to give it three to twelve months, at least, to begin to build some momentum. This is a real business, this isn't a scheme to make some quick cash today. You can't just have a laugh, make some cash, and quit within five minutes.

Number Two: Bad Niche Selection

There are a lot of different niches and a lot of different reasons that they can fail. I do always say that any niche can work as long as you're willing to pay for it, so the idea is to narrow your focus and find a niche that isn't too competitive, especially when you're just starting out. If you're going to go into pet...

Today I'm going to be covering the pros and cons of running your dropshipping stores from Australia.

Most of my stores are in Australia, and I'll get a lot of these questions: “Does it or doesn't it work in Oz?”, “Give me the pros and cons.” Let's get started with some pros and cons.

A lot of the suppliers in Oz aren't geared for dropshipping, so it can be really hard at times to find reliable suppliers. It's hard to lock them in, it's hard to get them out of the mindset of the whole brick and mortar store and into the idea of selling online. So that is definitely is a bit of a con in many ways, because it is hard to lock them in. I actually see it as an advantage though, because a lot of people give up on the first note, but you can try to negotiate a little bit and work out some terms.

I could write a whole deep dive about this subject alone, but I'll just give you a few quick pointers here. If you get your store up with a few other suppliers, you can...

Today I’m going to be talking about the most important five things you need to know before you start drop shipping.

First, before you start or even if you’re just considering starting drop shipping, is number one: mindset.

If you are not ready to start a business and really give it a proper go, and I mean a red-hot go. I mean talking about putting in a few hours, at the very least, every single day. I mean staying on top of it, keeping up the grind, and treating it like it’s a part-time job. If you’re not ready for all that, you may as well not even start because it's not going to happen.

If you’re not ready to start a business and give it your all, you're going to fail. So get into the mindset. If you're going to start, don't start with “I might give this drop ship thing a go, I might snag a few sales.” Yes, you might snag a couple, but at the end of the day you won't see any real income, and you won’t turn it into a full-time...

Klint & Grant are the real deal, I bought the Dropship Downunder course hoping to make a few bucks online but after running through the course step by step and all the extra support from the boys I have now been able to quit  my second job… Anyone who is thinking about signing up just do it, it’s a great course.

Ali Z - Granville, NSW