When I was a PowerSeller on eBay I used drop shipping with success. If you decide to sell on platforms like eBay and Amazon or create an ecommerce website of your own, doing REAL drop shipping can be quite profitable.

Why did I emphasize the word real? Because there are many FAKE drop shipping companies out there. One sure-fire way to know if a drop shipping company is fake is if you have to pay a monthly membership fee. Real drop shippers are always free.

I wrote a blog post about a drop shipping training and wholesale supplier resource directory company, WBI, that has a tremedous track record. I, like a couple of other WA members, are lifetime members. Check out my post to learn how to avoid getting scammed by fake drop shippers.

http://legitimatejobfromhome.com/free-drop-shipping-wholesale-suppliers-make-money-on-ebay

I often get emails from Oberlo about dropshipping, but never given it thought. You could check: https://www.oberlo.com/

I've been sent numerous drop shipping emails from different service providers from click funnels to jkeitsudropshipping, but be careful if you choose one. They all promise big money. I'm still checking them out before I commit.

As Ivy says drop shipping information is the way to go. I can remember the days when you had a physical product at your home base and shipped it out physically (1980's).

you sign up as an affiliate of a company who has products to sell, you resell them from your website and the company ships the product to your customer with your label on it

Hi

Drop shipping is when you resell cheap items you purchase from manufacturers (usually in China) at a profit from an online store you populate with descriptions of their products.

Although some like this business model because they can quickly start selling wares they don't need to fill their own warehouses with, it still requires financial outlay from you. You need to purchase the product and arrange delivery on behalf of your customer. You need to be prepared to accept the losses if your delivery is not sent, or if your customer wants a refund.

In order to find your customers, you'll also need to spend quite a bit of money on advertising via social media. To make a profit, you need to repeat and scale often, and that will be only after find a winning product.

More dropshipping stores are abandoned than actually make a mint. There are many courses online teaching people how to dropship, as their are books. Selling success stories is a profitable niche business.

I don't know about changing a page or part of your theme. I just looked at your site and think it's really good. Easy access, good flow and some neat stuff on it as well.

Here's a possibility. Checkout the 5 year advisory Rawan!https://wordpress.org/plugins/page-theme/

Always tweak the content to your own description. It's called repurposing Rawan!

You need to write your own copy; Borrow, heavily from your affiliate source, but make it YOUR words!

Please don't use copy and paste. Read and write for yourself. Google can be sensitive to that and may not rank your page. The other day someone blogged about using screen shots on a particular page or post and it was not being ranked. He realised that it may be due to the screen shots which are more or less copy and paste.

Hey Rawan, I agree with the others. It's best to write your own descriptions of the products. :)

Sorry, Rawan - I may have misunderstood your question...

To clarify - if you are speaking of taking from the site of another affiliate or reviewer, best not to copy and paste. If you are speaking of the manufacturer or vendor to which you are an affiliate, it's fine to bring in descriptive content as part of an affiliate link ad. Otherwise, better to use your own words, and let the detail be handled by the vendor or e-commerce site after your visitor clicks the link.

Rawan, our own description is generally the best policy for SEO and for building authority with our visitors. I'm no expert, but I've heard this advice from others who are.

I think it makes sense here just like in conventional writing for print to only copy from other published materials when you quote the copy and attribute it to the source. Of course if you are confident of the accuracy of the information, it makes sense to repeat it in your own words. Copy and paste is generally a bad idea unless you do short bits, and enclose the words in quotation marks. Even then, there may be SEO issues if the quote is too long. Of course the most powerful content is your own knowledge from your personal experience. Clearly, unique is the best policy and gives the best shot at good ranking and positive impressions on your followers and customers.

Cheers,
Steve

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