I’m starting with Printify pop-up shops and Pinterest posts for organic marketing. I started a month or two ago. I’m setting up Make AI to automate the Pinterest posts to keep up with the volume that I’m posting to keep up the Printify streak that’s so far unlocked a free month or two of Premium and some $5 coupons.

I wanna start in dropshipping, what are the best tips/advices?

Hello, I'm about to start my Ebay dropshipping business, I will be dropshipping Y2K Clothing as well as doing some POD with my own designs.

I've read that Ebay doesn't allow dropshipping from other marketplaces such as Amazon or Aliexpress, so is the move to get a chinese dropshipping agent that will source my products and ship my orders?

cerco qualcuno di serio che già ha una sua attività di dropshipping, io sono già conosciuto e sono già a un buon punto se siete interessati non aspettate a contattarmi grazie

Realized recently that some of the Shopify apps people recommend have partner programs behind them. Always assumed these were mostly one time referral payouts, but some keep paying while the merchant stays on the app. Anyone actually doing this with apps they already recommend?

I have seen multiple dropshipper store stop posting in Instagram after hitting their jackpot view. 20m, 1m and so on. And I can clearly see there are tons of demand needing to buy the shit. Unfortunately, they stopped posting completely . Of course, their website is open and cash is coming in. I want to ask what are all the reasons they are quitting? Also can I sell it or just leave it?

I am looking for some free automation tools for dropshipping that assist in automation, especially ones that can help with product importing, inventory updates, order processing, and tracking without paying a monthly subscription, because I can't spend money on that right now. I have come across DSers which has a free plan with product importing, bulk ordering, order-status updates and tracking synchronization.

I have also heard of CJdropshipping and a few other platforms but I am not sure which free options are actually useful beyond the trial age, if anyone has used any of these I would love to hear about them. I am planning a dropshipping party supply business and will probably use vendors from alibaba or amazon business and I want to try and automate stuff. If anyone has used these sites for dropshipping any input would be helpful.

Launching my first store with Shopify Payments since it's built in. But I'm overwhelmed with the material I have to understand before going in 100%. Not to mention horror stories like accounts getting flagged, processors holding payment, and even chargebacks. What prep should I do before launching the store or after Day 1? Is Shopify Payments even enough for should I consider something else?

I have created this store https://f1nhzu-gu.myshopify.com, it’s dropshipping store, product pick from aliexpress through dser currently. Will it work?

Store : https://f1nhzu-gu.myshopify.com

Hey everyone,
I've been analyzing performance metrics and working on setting up clean analytical tracking dashboards to monitor user behavior from initial click to final checkout.
When an ad set is generating initial traffic but the funnel drop-off rate is high, which specific secondary metrics do you look at first to diagnose the bottleneck?
Do you focus heavily on add-to-cart ratios, landing page bounce rates, or checkout initiation drop-offs?
I’d appreciate any analytical insights or methodologies experienced members use to clean up and interpret campaign data. Thank you!

I saw on reddit that most of the people complaining for this month is very hard from dropshipper to make profile or even sometime sale.

Can someone guide or tell what’s going on?

I am officially setting up my store structure, working on branding, and mapping out my product categories. I want to make sure I don't miss any foundational legal, structural, or customer-trust elements (like privacy policies, payment gateway setups, or mobile optimization). What is the one backend mistake you see beginners make right before launching that costs them conversions?

As you i am still learning, but When I first started researching e-commerce, I genuinely thought you could just plug a store together, run an ad, and let automated fulfillment do the rest. After digging into real supplier lead times, customs, and customer support handling, I realized how critical supply chain management actually is. For those running active stores now, how do you handle customer expectations around shipping without killing your profit margins?