The Reality of HIGH TICKET DROPSHIPPING (Honest Expectations)
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
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Thanks for watching, friends! If you have any interest, here is my high ticket dropshipping course: www.vcommerceacademy.com/masterclass
Just booked call, thanks man
Could you share how you find suppliers and how you can talk with them to secure them? Could you share about contacts and how your relationship with your suppliers works? I just found your content and you are the most real person I've seen in the dropshipping space. Keep it up! Your awesome!
Thanks so much! That’s actually going to be my next video. Will be filming it in the next couple weeks.
Appreciate the raw value content, keep those videos coming
Joe, I appreciate the education! I have closed 8 suppliers since my last comment on your video. I have set up ads for just 3 products to make sure that my search terms are funneling correctly. Do you offer account audits or paid ad coaching? Would love to have a chat to clear some things up.
The journey sounds so challenging yet at the same time rewarding....
Your videos are great, thank you for the free information, keep on moving forward brother
Thanks man! Really appreciate it.
Love your videos bro they've helped me put alot into perspective. I'm ready toxstart I just can't seem to focus in on a niche lol I got a few good ideas I just dontcknow which one to run with
Not necessarily more and more saturated, but certain markets within the ecommerce world become more saturated. Ecommerce itself can never become oversaturated as there are always new markets that have a high earning potential and low saturation.
Personally I think two things can be true. It’s harder to be successful in e-commerce now compared to 15 years ago because A) more people are aware of it and B) more people know how to do it. Yes, markets and niches will get saturated before e-commerce as a whole does, but e-commerce in almost any model is simply going to be more competitive today than it once was due to the sheer volume of people and resources like UA-cam.
@@joeverschoor Yea I def agree with the fact that it is harder than before. 100%
why would we wanna buy your course if you proved you didnt get any sales in the thumbnail lol
I went from not making sales to making sales, as discussed in the video lol
Great video, really informative and realistic . I have a question about google ads. For someone starting out with not a huge huge ad budget, what can I expect or should I spend to see results over time
Thanks for the kind words! I generally recommend saving enough to be able to spend $30 per day for a month to A) allow your Google ads to gather data and B) to get a few conversions and make that money back and ideally be profitable.
Super helpful. More content on what to look out for / things you wish you knew before starting high ticket drop shipping please!
How is the store going now?
Thanks for the suggestion! The store is good, it’s entering the busy time of year for my space which is even better.
Hey Joe, love the video! Do you do Standard Shopping or Performance Max campaigns?
Standard Shopping! Personally I’m not crazy about automated strategies like performance max with high ticket. I lose a lot of granular control and it kind of seems like another way that Google just wants to spend your money.
Well hell, if you're making 300k ar some point, it wouldn't be bad to not make sales a few days, or even a week. Great content though! Can I ask how much did you need in total to start out HTDS?
About $3,000!
I am a Swiss Resident: Would I need to open a US LLC company including US bank account?
Hi Joy. Thanks for your videos. Since you were asking,I am curious what do you think are the best high-ticket niches or products in 2023? Or is that topic included in your cuorse? Thank you!
My course goes pretty in-depth with niche selection. That said, I’ll make a vid at some point where I name some good niches but as I always say, the most successful niches are the ones that aren’t publicly stated on UA-cam. The most successful niches are the ones that you discover yourself, and my course shows my thought process/research process of choosing niches.
@@joeverschoor Thank you very much, I look forward to seeing that video. I am considering to take your course as well. Do you by chance offer any holiday discount? 😜
@@laangelsadventures6959 The pricing you see on my landing page is what it will be for a while!
I only have 15 hours a week to dedicate to high ticket drop shipping. Im running a diabetic resell company making around 15k/m in revenue so I know a little bit about branding & sales. About how long do you think it will take for me to start making 15k in revenue if I only have 15hrs a week to dedicate towards this?
I think the bigger question is how quickly you can get up and running. You need a niche, you need a website, you need suppliers, you need products from those suppliers, and you need ads. Realistically if you don’t get hung up on choosing a niche and trying to make your site perfect immediately, you could start running ads within 2-3 weeks depending on how efficiently you work on those 15 hours. If you’re like me and tend to get distracted sometimes, probably closer to a month. As far as scaling to 15K per month in revenue, I would be lying to you if I gave you a definitive timeline. Really depends on your ads budget and your niche. I have a friend that made $18K in her first week, but I went 3 weeks without making a sale. Given that your website offers a good/easy buying experience and is clearly branded toward your niche, there’s no reason you couldn’t generate $15K in revenue in your first month. I’ve had single orders that have exceeded that, but say with an average order value of $3K, that’s obviously only 5 sales that need to be made.
So would you recommend single niche stores? I've heard from a few others say that multi niche stores are far better since there are more suppliers to work with and can appeal to a larger pool of customers to result in almost 500k months.
When I say single niche I mean several very closely-related product types. So going from several loosely-related outdoor niches including greenhouses, fire pits, rainwater collection, patio furniture, patio canopies, etc. to greenhouses, gardening stuff and rainwater collection. I think it's much more effective to come off as a "specialist" in these types of niches. I went in with the same mentality that you just laid out of casting a super wide net to see what sold and from doing that I did identify what sold the most so I suppose there is value in doing that, but for long-term success I think it's generally best to have your store branded toward what you specialize in vs. just having this massive online catalogue.
Is high ticket dropshipping as profitable as in the USA, for people who live in Europe specifically the UK in my case for example?
I'm not quite as familiar with the sales tax system in the UK aside from VAT tax when shipping to/from other countries. But in general, if you are working with domestic suppliers, the profitability potential is the same no matter where you are. The biggest factor is the margins that your supplier(s) offer you.
Could you do a training on how you build the store from a to z?
Check out my course!
Will have the ability to contact you directly if I decide to join your course? Asking for advice, coaching etc.
I’ll always respond to emails/DMs but for 1:1 coaching it will depend on the subscription plan that you choose. The lowest tier does not include 1:1 coaching, but the other two do.
besides emailing businesses, is there another way to market for free?
Calling them, or connecting on LinkedIn! Otherwise, SEO is really the only free traffic route.
How much was profit?