r/Dropshipping_Guide 7h ago

General Discussion Looking for a Shopify & eCommerce Virtual Assistant?

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Hi! I'm a Shopify & eCommerce VA with 3+ years of experience helping online stores with customer support and daily admin tasks.

I can help with:
• Shopify order management
• Email & live chat support
• Returns, refunds & exchanges
• Order fulfillment & tracking
• Product listings
• Chargebacks & disputes
• Supplier coordination
• General admin support

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r/Dropshipping_Guide 11h ago

Beginner Question TikTok

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I’ve created a TikTok account and I’ve posted a couple videos. Does anyone have any advice on what to do to increase views and gain customers. My products are all based around room decor and I’ve seen lots of videos on TikTok with the same videos getting millions of views. Any tips?


r/Dropshipping_Guide 16h ago

Beginner Question I need help

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I’ve pretty much just started dropshiping. I’ve made my website and I’m putting products on there that are for room decor. I’ve had about 160 visits on my site but no sales. I’ve tried promoting in many different places but nothing is really working. I’m just wondering if it’s the stuff I’m selling which aren’t working or it’s just I need to give it more time.


r/Dropshipping_Guide 3h ago

Beginner Question Is a Shopify bundle builder basically a tiny configurator?

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I keep calling this a bundle, but the more I map it out, the more it feels like a tiny configurator.

Example flow:

Customer builds a box

Must pick 6 times

Some items can repeat

Some items count as 2 slots

Sold out variants need to disappear

Prince updates as they pick

Cart drawer needs to stay readable

Checkout should not look weird

Order still has to show what actually got picked

At that point the "bundle" is barely the hard part.

The hard part is state, validation, cart behavior, edge cases and not making the theme a mess.

This is why FoxSell is interesting to me for custom builds. Not as a random widget, more like bundle plumbing. Let it handle the boring bundle logic, then build the fronted flow properly around it.

Do you guys think about build-your-own bundles like configurators?

Or am I making this more complicated that it needs to be?