so when it comes to products that require specialist or skilled installation how does that work? do you deliver only and have the customer arrange installation. do the companies that deliver handle those aspects or do you arrange installation alongside the product? I keep getting hung up on how to fulfill those parts of a dropshipping business. also a few of these niche ideas have quite low monthly search volumes as well. ive had ideas for niches that i dropped because i heard you should aim for 10,000 monthly searches. but im starting to think that might not be a hard and fast rule for success
I am full stack programmer and I have selected Baby products(strollers, carriers, travel system, etc) as my niche. I am making the website. Is this good niche? However, I have checked google trend ans some other tests for this niche.
Hi, how is it going? I am on my learning journey as self-taught frontend developer, and want to use an ecommerce dropshipping site as a portfolio project. Do you have any tips for learning web development, and becoming a better programmer? Thanks, Sul.
not gunna lie, i thought of the gate lifts/motors niche about a month before this video. Then i checked for it again after you mentioned it here, and there is one site that already specializes in this and DANG is it professional looking. Their site says it has a team of 10-15 people. Kind of scared me away from it.
Is it necessary to take a course to start high ticket dropshipping as a beginner? Can't I just start by my own? coz I don't have that much money to spend.
Hey i have a question. Is it necessary to register for llc and get ein for high ticket dropshipping? Like we don't do that in simple dropshipping. If suppliers don't ask for these information, can we do it simply without these information? Would it be illegal(as an US outsider)? I'm so confused.
Yes, high ticket dropshipping requires that you have a business entity. 95% of suppliers will require an EIN, and it’s also wise of you to have a business entity as it is, to protect your personal assets and for tax write-offs.
How has it been with you regarding the questions from customers? I'm looking into a quite technical niche where it isn't too saturated and have competitors who've been in the game for years who can provide expert advice. From the UK. Don't want to be useless when providing support for my customers and sometimes it can take years to know certain products well. Just curious to see what your customers ask from you and what has been the game changer when providing the customers for what they need? Matt
Great question! The short answer is that you just get to know your products better with time. I sell pretty technical products and my first year was ROUGH. But over time you get a lot of the same questions and you just naturally learn a lot about the products. If you don’t know the answer to a question, just tell them you don’t know but can get the answer for them quickly, and then call the manufacturer.
would asking the customer through the phone to give me their email regarding their question still be a viable option? Lets say it wasn't an easy request from them and required some time to get the info from the manufacturer?
Totally viable if it’s necessary. I’ve done that many times. Although I do try to do everything in my power to keep them on the phone and convert them.
The video is very useful, but there is a problem that will never get you viral (same error I do) bro you took 2:30 minutes to start the video. As a watcher I swear I was pissed off and I only kept viewing because I Forced myself since it seems you are legit and smart
Thanks for watching, friends! If you have any interest, here is my high ticket dropshipping course: www.vcommerceacademy.com/masterclass
Great video and yes there so many niches you can go into. so many things over $1000 you can sell to other businesses
so when it comes to products that require specialist or skilled installation how does that work? do you deliver only and have the customer arrange installation. do the companies that deliver handle those aspects or do you arrange installation alongside the product? I keep getting hung up on how to fulfill those parts of a dropshipping business. also a few of these niche ideas have quite low monthly search volumes as well. ive had ideas for niches that i dropped because i heard you should aim for 10,000 monthly searches. but im starting to think that might not be a hard and fast rule for success
Thanks for the video, brother. Keep grinding the channel, bro. You will have over 10k within the next 12 months, bro.
Really appreciate it!
Thanks. i dont need to know your niches but your thought process is very interesting.
Well now you know both! Much appreciated.
Yes. I hope to be on your level one day. I will keep watching your videos and probably take your course some time this year.
I am full stack programmer and I have selected Baby products(strollers, carriers, travel system, etc) as my niche. I am making the website. Is this good niche? However, I have checked google trend ans some other tests for this niche.
Hi, how is it going? I am on my learning journey as self-taught frontend developer, and want to use an ecommerce dropshipping site as a portfolio project. Do you have any tips for learning web development, and becoming a better programmer? Thanks, Sul.
not gunna lie, i thought of the gate lifts/motors niche about a month before this video. Then i checked for it again after you mentioned it here, and there is one site that already specializes in this and DANG is it professional looking. Their site says it has a team of 10-15 people. Kind of scared me away from it.
That shouldn’t scare you away from it, of course there will be more established businesses in any niche. That’s just the nature of the beast.
What about Greenhouses
Too saturated!
Lol shoes with a heel are called pumps sometimes 😂
Is it necessary to take a course to start high ticket dropshipping as a beginner? Can't I just start by my own? coz I don't have that much money to spend.
Not necessary but helpful to have a framework!
Hey i have a question. Is it necessary to register for llc and get ein for high ticket dropshipping? Like we don't do that in simple dropshipping. If suppliers don't ask for these information, can we do it simply without these information? Would it be illegal(as an US outsider)?
I'm so confused.
Yes, high ticket dropshipping requires that you have a business entity. 95% of suppliers will require an EIN, and it’s also wise of you to have a business entity as it is, to protect your personal assets and for tax write-offs.
@@joeverschoor ok thank you
@@vampireofwolfstreet we can use Payoneer to use the Foreign bank to send us to our local bank
How has it been with you regarding the questions from customers? I'm looking into a quite technical niche where it isn't too saturated and have competitors who've been in the game for years who can provide expert advice. From the UK. Don't want to be useless when providing support for my customers and sometimes it can take years to know certain products well. Just curious to see what your customers ask from you and what has been the game changer when providing the customers for what they need? Matt
Great question! The short answer is that you just get to know your products better with time. I sell pretty technical products and my first year was ROUGH. But over time you get a lot of the same questions and you just naturally learn a lot about the products. If you don’t know the answer to a question, just tell them you don’t know but can get the answer for them quickly, and then call the manufacturer.
@@joeverschoor Ah I see make sense, you can just get the info from the manufacturer, then just follow up. Thanks Joe.
would asking the customer through the phone to give me their email regarding their question still be a viable option? Lets say it wasn't an easy request from them and required some time to get the info from the manufacturer?
Totally viable if it’s necessary. I’ve done that many times. Although I do try to do everything in my power to keep them on the phone and convert them.
@@joeverschoor Hi mate me again, would you ever consider outsourcing your customer service?
The video is very useful, but there is a problem that will never get you viral (same error I do) bro you took 2:30 minutes to start the video. As a watcher I swear I was pissed off and I only kept viewing because I Forced myself since it seems you are legit and smart
Thanks for the feedback!