Almost every dropshipper had these installed back in the day. In fact, many of them still do. There’s some debate on whether this effects conversion rates or not but in my tests it really doesn’t matter.

Lucky Orange is a very interesting app particularly for us drop shippers.

As a drop shipper, we’re always curious and interested in increasing the trust and conversions on our site. Most people dropship from Aliexpress which, although a legitimate site, might turn some people away due to the long deliver times.

Shopify mostly is the full package. You don’t need a complicated shopify store to sell 1,000s of items.

A good example is the below store that became famous after their very unique harry potter brushes!

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This tutorial is more of a rant but it’s something that needs to be said.

Stop selling the exact same products to the exact same niche in the exact same country and expecting the exact same results!

I thought I’d touch upon what makes products appealing to test and what doesn’t.

For the most part it’s a gut feeling or an intuition for me that’s developed over the years but if I really break it down as to what I, and other drop shippers look for, before selecting a product to test on FaceBook, it can be broken down to a small formula