DropShipping week
Monday, June 4, 2007
This week before i am going away for a vacation, i will like to pick some dropshippers for you to consider.
Of course I'll make a few bucks if you sign up with one of these Top programs but it's peanuts compared to what I make selling products online. They'll show you how to make huge 95% profit margins selling high demand fast selling products.
Good luck and Happy Selling!
New to Drop Shipping? Read more >>>
1) There is nothing else like OneSource anywhere in the Product Sourcing market. They pioneered legitimate Home EBiz Product Sourcing research and information in 1999, and continue to be the indisputable top choice in the market today. There is no other wholesale information on the Internet that even begins to come close to OneSource.
2) DropShippingWholesalers has built a productthat is a Total Turnkey Solution. Get "in
demand" name brand products at Real
Wholesale prices. DropShippingWholesalers
drop ships directly to your customers and
handles all of the back-end customer service.
3) Doba - click here
4) DropShip business - click here
5) Salehoo - click here
4) Shopster - click here
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posted by inlink5 @ 11:16 AM,
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dropship - dropship-business
Attention eBay Power Sellers! Dropship business can help you seek the perfect products at the lowest prices possible, for the greatest potential profits. They offer thousands of products at below wholesale prices. Click HERE for more details.
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posted by inlink5 @ 11:01 AM,
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Doba dropshipping
Saturday, June 2, 2007
How does Doba work?
The basic concept behind the services that you can get from
Doba is quite simple. And it is a great model for those just starting to sell as well as those that already sell frequently.
Step 1: Browse and find a product you want to sell.
Step 2: List the product for sale on eBay or your own website – Doba provides you with all the product information you need to sell the product online including product images and descriptions.
Step 3: Sell the product and collect payment from your buyer.
Step 4: Purchase the product at doba.com – Doba will ship the product directly to your buyer.
Step 5: Sell the item again, and continue to make money!
Some products you can choose from :-
Quality Jewelry Dropshipper
Quality Furniture Dropshipper
Quality Auto Parts Dropshipper
Quality Electronics Dropshipper
What is Dropshipping? read more >>>>
Pros and cons of DropShipping. read more >>>>>
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posted by inlink5 @ 11:01 PM,
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Drop Shipping Pros and Cons: The Cost of Convenience
Thursday, January 4, 2007
Many online sellers tout drop shipping for its ease; others dismiss it, arguing it leaves no room for profit. Like every other product sourcing method, drop shipping brings its own unique set of advantages and drawbacks to your eBiz:
The Basics
Drop shipping is service some wholesale distributors provide that enables you to sell items on your website without physically stocking them. The wholesaler warehouses large quantities of product, which you list in your web store. Your retail customers place their orders with you, and you pass them on to the drop shipper. The drop shipper sends the product directly to your customers, but remains invisible to them. The end result is that your small business appears larger than it really is.
The Upside
According to Jason Sanchez, CEO of One Net Enterprises (www.oneinc.com), drop shipping presents your business with numerous benefits:
• Lower overhead. Says Sanchez, “The costs that go into warehousing and shipping individual items can be tremendous. It doesn’t become efficient to do so until you do it on a large enough scale.”
• No inventory investments. You don’t pay the wholesaler for an order until your customer pays you. And you can test new products without purchasing inventory that may not sell.• Recovered time. The time you spent receiving and organizing inventory, printing labels, and packing and shipping orders is time you can now spend promoting your website and providing faster customer service.
• No order minimums. Your wholesale orders are based on your customers’ orders. You can order as many or few items as you need—even down to individual products.
• Broader product selection. You can carry items in your product line-up that would be difficult to physically stock; you’re also able to offer large items, such as furniture, without the hassle of trying to ship each piece.
The Downside
Of course, drop shipping has limitations—two in particular:
• Thinner profit margins. Wholesale is a volume business—the more you buy, the better your price-per-piece. Explains Sanchez, “Although your drop ship prices are true wholesale prices, they are wholesale prices on one item.” You’re not receiving additional discounts for buying bulk, so your per-item-costs are naturally higher. You’re also paying a drop ship fee, either per container or per unique shipping location, to cover the extra labor and material costs the drop shipper incurs.
• Occasional delivery issues. If your drop shipper is slow filling your orders, or does a poor job packaging them, it reflects badly on you and costs you repeat business. When using a new supplier, it’s always a good idea to test them out first and get an idea of what your customers will experience. Place an order with them yourself, and see how quickly and competently they handle it. If you order a few of your most popular items, you’ll also have them on hand in case your drop shipper ever runs short.
The Bottom Line
Particularly when you’re getting started, drop shipping is an easy, cost-effective tool for your eBiz. That doesn’t mean you should limit yourself to using only drop shipping—the most successful retailers use multiple product sourcing techniques. Drop shipping is a great complement to your other product sourcing methods, and should be a part of your overall product sourcing strategy.
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posted by inlink5 @ 8:37 AM,
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What is Dropshipping?
Saturday, December 30, 2006
Understanding Product Distribution
People have been distributing products since before the first mastodon skinner traded a fur coat for a flint axe. Here’s how it works.
Let’s say ABC Manufacturers makes a product called Mom’s Ankle Wax. We’ll say that Mom’s Ankle Wax has been around for years. It’s a very well known brand name product. It will without a doubt give you the shiniest ankles on your block, and everybody wants some.
ABC Manufacturers makes Mom’s Ankle Wax, but they don’t sell it directly to the public. They’re a manufacturing operation. They’re far too busy melting paraffin and waxing test ankles to go around building stores all over the place. They need distributors; companies who will take their product and distribute it to the places that will sell it. For years, ABC Manufacturers has sold Mom’s Ankle Wax to a company called DEF Distributors. The founder of DEF Distributors knew Mom herself, back in the old days when she made her Ankle Wax by hand, out in the turkey barn.
Today, DEF Distributors buys Mom’s Ankle Wax by the truckload. They pay $5.00 a case for it, which is a very good price. It’s such a good price, it has it’s own name: the Manufacturer’s Wholesale Price.
However, DEF Distributors does not sell it to the general public either. They are a distributor. They distribute Mom’s Ankle Wax.
DEF Distributors works with a chain of retail stores called Wax R Us. This place was founded by a retail business visionary who saw the incredible potential of Mom’s Ankle Wax a long time ago. Today there are Wax R Us retail stores on every street corner in every major city in the country. Wax R Us buys truckloads of Mom’s Ankle Wax from DEF Distributors for $10.00 a case.
So, DEF Distributors makes $5.00 on every case of Mom’s Ankle Wax they sell to Wax R Us retail stores. This makes DEF Distributors very happy.
Cases and cases of Mom’s Ankle Wax arrive in the stockrooms of Wax R Us stores everywhere. The Wax R Us employees open those cases, and pull 12 cans of Mom’s Ankle Wax out of each case. With their pricing guns, they stick a price of $4.50 on each and every can.
Wax R Us stores make a total of $44.00 on each case of Mom’s Ankle Wax. (12 cans x 4.50 per can = 54.00, minus the 10.00 they paid for the case = 44.00).
Wax R Us is even happier than DEF Distributors.
However, the happiest people of all are the people who can stroll into Wax R Us and purchase a can of Mom’s Ankle Wax for only $4.50. They think this is a great price, and they’re walking around with the shiniest ankles in town.
Well, that’s it…basic product distribution. The manufacturer sells to the distributor, the distributor sells to the retailer, and the retailer sells to the end user (the customer). The manufacturer, the distributor and the retailer all make money because the customer is willing to spend money for the product.
Drop Shipping has been around for a long time, too. Probably as long as mail order catalogs; maybe longer. If you want to use a buzzword to impress a corporate type, call it “second party addressing”.
Above, we talked about the manufacturer-distributor-retailer relationship. When you use drop shipping to sell products on the Internet, (or anywhere else), YOU become the RETAILER in that relationship.
It should be noted here, if only to keep the Punctuation Police happy, that if you use the method of drop shipping in your business, YOU are not the “drop shipper”. The company(s) who supply the products to your customers for you is the drop shipper. YOU become a “Stockless Retailer”.
How Drop Shipping Works
1.) You open an Internet Store, with a shopping cart and the ability to accept credit cards.2.) You find a distributor who is willing to DROP SHIP the products you want to sell. The best place on the Internet for this is www.WorldwideBrands.com. This is our website, the home of OneSource, recognized as the best source for legitimate Wholesale Suppliers on the Internet.
3.) You establish an account as a retailer with the Drop Ship Wholesale Supplier.
4.) You receive images and descriptions of the products you want to sell from the Drop Shipper and post them on your Internet Store.
5.) A customer surfs into your Internet Store, and falls in love with a product that you have priced at, say, $80. They purchase the item with their credit card. Your Store charges their credit card $80 plus your shipping fee.
6.) You turn around and email the order to your Drop Shipper, along with the customer’s name and address.
7.) The Drop Shipper sends the product directly to your customer, with YOUR Store’s name on the package.
8.) The Drop Shipper charges you the wholesale price of, say, $45.00, plus shipping.
9.) Your customer gets a cool product from your store shipped to their door, and they tell all their friends about you, and you make even more money.
There you have it. You just made a $35.00 profit on one item. You didn’t have to buy a whole bunch of the product and keep it in your warehouse, hoping you would sell it. You didn’t have to pay to have it shipped to you, and then pay to ship it to your customer. All you did was send an email to your Drop Ship Wholesale Supplier.
That’s the drop shipping process in a nutshell!
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By Chris Malta and Robin Cowie of [ WorldwideBrands.com ], Writers and Hosts of The Entrepreneur Magazine EBiz and Product Sourcing Radio Shows.
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posted by inlink5 @ 3:21 PM,
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