Dropshipping Course
- Duration:14 Days
- 1205 students enrolled
- English

Course Overview
Dropshipping is a retail fulfillment method where a store doesn’t keep the products it sells in stock. Instead, when a store sells a product using the dropshipping model, it purchases the item from a third party and has it shipped directly to the customer. As a result, the seller doesn’t have to handle the product directly.
The difference between dropshipping and the standard retail model is that the selling merchant doesn’t stock or own inventory. Instead, the seller purchases inventory as needed from a third party—usually a wholesaler or manufacturer—to fulfill orders.
FOUR MAIN STEPS TO START DROPSHIPPING
- Online store
You’ll need to find an e-commerce platform in order to create and host your online store. We obviously recommend starting a Shopify store.
- Domain name
It’s hard to build trust with customers without your own domain name. While there are a number of top-level domains available (e.g., domain.shop, domain.co), we recommend looking for a .com that fits your brand.
- Test orders
Although dropshipping lets you have the least involvement with handling your overall product catalog, you should set aside money, as well as time, to test out the products you plan to sell.
- Online advertising
Every ecommerce business should look for ways to reduce their average cost to acquire a customer through organic channels like content marketing, SEO, and word of mouth.
What you will learn
- Choose the right type of products to sell with the dropship model
- Quickly find the right suppliers to dropship for you and know which suppliers to avoid
- Set up the ‘perfect’ website for drop shipping
- Put in place powerful strategies to turn your website into a sales machine
- Launch your new website like a rocket, from scratch
- Grow your dropship income.
Benefits
- Less capital is required
- Easy to get started
- Wide selection of products to sell
- Flexible location: A dropshipping business can be run from just about anywhere with an internet connection. As long as you can communicate with suppliers and customers
- Low overhead: Because you don’t have to deal with purchasing inventory or managing a warehouse, your overhead expenses are quite low.
- Easier to scale: With a traditional retail business, if you receive three times the number of orders, you’ll usually need to do three times as much work.
Who is the course for?
There are no prerequisites for attending this course. However, a basic understanding of Basic computer skills, some sort of text editor, such as Notepad or similar would be beneficial.
Training Curriculum
Lesson 5 – Sales Tips to Sell More Products to the Current Customer
Lesson 6 – Copywriting Tips to Write Better eCommerce Listings that Sell
Lesson 7 – Instagram Growth Tips
Lesson 8 – Building Email Lists with Landing Pages
Lesson 9 – Landing Page Hacks
Lesson 10 – Email Marketing Made Simple with Wix
Lesson 11 – Alternative Ways to Get Traffic to Your Website
Lesson 12 – eBay Dropshipping Innovation
Lesson 13 – Dropshipping 2.0
Lesson 14 – How to Retail Dropship on Poshmark
Lesson 15 – Amazon Dropship Mastery
Lesson 16 – How to Make More Money when Selling Products Online
