I Tried Drop Servicing & Here's The TRUTH...

I'm surprised no one's called this out yet. I've been doing drop servicing for a while now and here's the honest truth behind the "new" business model you need to hear. Drop servicing as they say is apparently similar to Shopify dropshipping, except instead of selling Aliexpress products you sell Fiverr and outsourced services. I go over the business model of drop servicing and how it went for me, how it compares to SMMA and the dropshipping and ecommerce space.
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[@AndrewEthanZeng]

Have you stuck with a business model or do you find yourself with shiny object syndrome? 👇🏻

[@lewolf625]

Yes did SMMA and it’s not for me

[@vick3554]

SO IT IS LYK A FREELANCING CONSULTANT

[@WhatsMyLane]

@@vick3554 It's basically outsourcing. Your business/brand gets clients, you outsource it to someone in Thailand for pennies on the dollar and then you sit back and just check the work when its done/before it goes out...well, that's the lazy way of doing it.

[@abdikalicjama7811]

@Alberto Leasure it doesn't work

[@VenturesAdventure]

I will continue with Dropshipping. Drop Services is not my piece of cake. Thank you for the correct overview of Drop Services.

[@bradbarber799]

Most drop shippers probably make more money talking about it on youtube than actually selling anything

[@ivanaicky]

I totally agree!

[@sbratsi5901]

Absolutely

[@eskaban_edits_beats_and_more]

in 2017 nope, in 2021 yes, because dropshipping is dead asf now because too many people started doing it so it turned for profitable for a few people to millions of people fighting over a lesser amount of clients

[@Iron-Bridge]

Yes. ' Teaching' it makes them more money. Like any low barrier to entry to making money, the market got saturated fast.

[@royaledge3684]

true

[@SaifuW]

Totally agree with the constant "shiny object syndrome". that people are experiencing all the time. It almost like every few months there is a "new" business model, and then people get distracted from what they are working on. If people could just stick with one thing instead of jumping from one opportunity to another, chances are that they would've reached their goals already.

[@AndrewEthanZeng]

*mic drop*

[@youngreckless97]

True. I think a good approach is to mold business models into one another so it can be easier to focus on multiple at once. I’m just starting and that’s what I’m going to do because I’ll admit I used to be one of those people but I learned how to turn that weakness into a strength.

[@fotbollseddie99]

Run from bus stop to bus stop and you might never catch a bus, but stay at the same and eventually it’s inevitable for you to catch one.

[@Zoe-sv9in]

@@youngreckless97 How did it go?

[@JesusGabrielRiveraSanchez]

@@youngreckless97 how did it go man?

[@plexurium]

Drop service is the new fancy technical name for Outsourcing

[@wasimsvids]

That's very true I was trying to figure out why the sudden trend in this 'apparent' new model, but you're right it's just another name for outsourcing !!!

[@Knockout.Chronicals]

@@wasimsvidsso if you start a buisness in the real world off the internet. And you hire people to work for you.. are you not paying your employees to do the job that you are advertising?

[@emmadara913]

As a young newbie, just starting out online. You almost made me cry, I've seen a lot of youtube videos and nothing looks this real. Starting is so hard and nobody really acknowledges that.

[@mkhuselinqala4569]

I've been frustrated trying to figure out an angel for a start up.

[@floralkami2860]

Don't ever give up. You have to want the success like you want to breathe. It has to become apart of you, if you want to win.

[@samanderson4881]

learn to code. Once you can code making these kind of businesses is literally free.

[@AndrewEthanZeng]

*You see all the support you're getting, you can do this. Yes the truth is, it's hard. You're most likely not going to make millions within a few months but if you can master your mind and enjoy the work and process, you'll eventually achieve what you want to achieve. Hope this helps out whoever is reading this* ✌️

[@emmadara913]

@Top Hustler Mind I decided to start freelancing to raise the funds I need to invest in creating my business. It's been slow so far but I've made a few hundred bucks over the last 6 months.

[@JoshPeterson]

Thank you! I'm so tired of hearing the phrase drop servicing as if it's a new thing. You hit the nail on the head. This business model has been around for a while as has drop shipping.

[@d.spence5384]

OK so I'll be the first to admit I believed drop servicing was new, I feel stupid now. 🤦‍♂️ Kudos for being one of the rare few honest guys in the space.

[@AndrewEthanZeng]

It’s not a bad business model, it’s just “sold” in a certain way it shouldn’t be

[@poopinbabe8972]

@@AndrewEthanZeng ok so one more dylan sigley is legit right

[@HsenMK]

@@poopinbabe8972 he makes things sound way too easy while they're not, but his advice is usually in place. Haven't watched much of his content but what I come across every now and then isn't mind-blowing (except for the fact that he says it takes little to no effort and absolutely no money, it's really hard to start a drop servicing business but it's not impossible and it can make the profits he mentions)

[@supercoolcat7692]

You'll start the business and realize that digitally marketing your digital marketing agency requires the expertise of a digital marketing agency. You're your first client. If you pull it off, you've basically learnt on the job. It's not as easy as these youtube gurus paint it out to be. Thanks for making this video man. You've saved a handful of noobs from being Tai Lopezed (buying courses they don't need)

[@Dobecreations]

I don't wanna be a millionaire with drop shipping, i just want 5k a month and live a good life with my parents and my gf and someday I will achieve that goal.

[@ramendaisuki205]

It's been 5 months, any luck?

[@Dobecreations]

@@ramendaisuki205 ahaha no, i couldn't afford the shopify fee anymore and the other stuff you need for that (domain, sellthetrend, ads).. i dropped it.. buuuuut i will start over someday. i believe.

[@Zoe-sv9in]

@@Dobecreations Hopefully that happened for a reason and you're going to get your goal! The right time might not be now but it'll happen :3

[@DU5HU]

​@@Dobecreationsit's been 2 years, any luck?

[@Dobecreations]

@@DU5HU heck no, i tried multiple niches that i'm pretty good in but no luck. Mabye it's just me tho

[@boxofficecharm]

We've done this for many many years as Americans outsourcing to foreign companies. It's a new name for Outsourcing. The hardest part is finding consistent individuals or companies that will do the work the way you would do the work.

[@Mr_Shadow1]

A friend of mine has been doing drop servicing for 3 years and is making between 6-9k a month PART TIME. His brother started last year and is making 1k minimum a month. Also PART TIME. So I know for a fact that it works. It just requires patience and determination cos you hitting it off from the get go.

[@goldenbs3018]

Witch kind of service?

[@Ditteauxessay]

Drop shipping or servicing?

[@wild.convict2828]

Apparently, even if the gurus say its a one man business, we'll need a well functioning team to keep the business running smoothly.

[@Exam_senior]

I totally agree.. It will require a team .. I am looking for team.

[@syedabdulkhader2420]

It is very rare that I comment on videos. I am very grateful for this video. You are so genuine with your words and guiding rightfully. This video gave me a complete idea and things to consider when choosing a business niche. May God bless you.

[@jeewssam8418]

Your absolutely correct!!...people dont realize how difficult is "Client Relationship Management" is...in big companies they have dedicated teams just for that. If your contractor dont pull off YOU are the once who has to take the blame...its a constant game of buttering up clients who would try to pay you a dime to get a dollar for them...so its not easy as these KZbin Gurus make it out to be

[@RachelKgomotso]

Thank you so much for clearing this up! I’ve been hearing drop servicing in every KZbin ad and trying to figure out what makes it different from an agency. You’ve gained yourself a new subscriber 👍🏽

[@Hitchhiking252]

absolutely love your down-to-earth vibe and this is actually the first video I can actually listen because there are so many video about drop servicing just sounds too good to be true. Thank you.

[@AndrewEthanZeng]

Wow, thank you!

[@chandeugur]

Hi Andrew, I was searching for Drop Servicing since I want to try this business model. Thanks for this honest and informing video! I nearly read all of the comments, the shocking part is most of the people found this video eye opening. Of course there is no magical way of earning money and everybody needs to put effort, patience and passion into whatever they do! I also saw this famous guy about drop servicing, he is just a marketer, he will try to sell his products for sure.

[@meermohamed6169]

How's it been going for you?

[@julieevans6427]

Thank you! I worked hard studying artist management and decided to go into consulting, I've a lot of experience and will be using this business model. You just won a new subscriber. Thank you for putting some honor back into a business model that has been around yonks!😎

[@AndrewEthanZeng]

You got this!

[@benjiL04]

There is no get rich quick business model! I love this video, so honest.

[@Rangoriable]

This popped again in my suggestions, so i want to make quick update. Last month was 11k revenue (7,5k into pocket) and this month looking to be same. Been building my business presence, but the drop servicing as a method of making is growing to be stronger than ever! More talents in my network to handle all the hard work, while i grow my business. Just dont forget to treat it like real business, because thats what it is. The easy part is just the making of service, with the help of freelancers. Good luck everyone!

[@LijpeTracks]

hello Jani, I'm from Belgium. Did you take the specific course and is the Drop Servicing Blueprint legit?

[@Rangoriable]

Hey mate! No, i didnt take any courses, just gathered info and put everything together. You should ask that if you are entrepreneur, is it legit to use help of freelancers in your business? Answer is yes. In dropservicing only difference to someone that uses the help of freelancers sometimes, is that you basically use the help of freelancers much much more and often. There is nothing thats not legitimate in the business model. When someone asks me, do you have employees or who does all the work, i just answer that i have gathered talented group of freelancers together and we have been working together for years now. Then i show what kind of quality we can provide. Its that easy. If they like the quality, its all good! If they dont like your style or quality, you should point them to other direction and help them the best you can.

[@chiragsurwade2738]

​​@@Rangoriable This answer was helpful. Thanks mate👍🏼 I want to talk to you regarding some doubts about drop servicing. Where can we connect? (chat). I will hardly take your 5 minutes. Kindly reply, thanks😊

[@stephaune5347]

@@chiragsurwade2738 I'd like to be apart of that conversation, Kindly reply, thanks😊

[@yusungchoi3099]

I’m someone who can push through. Glad to hear that it’s difficult than what the gurus say. Less competetion for me😁

[@madina_weber]

How's the progress so far? Are you still in dropservicing?

[@euwillianeng]

I've been doing the "marketing agency" thing for a few months. What I've seen is that what is really difficult is YOU being in the position of controling everything. We know that we are delegating the operacional stuff like running social media ads but what I found most profitable is delegating the sales TOO. Creating jorneys for my emplyees like a to do list for each part of the business. "If you do that, the chances that you sell are higher." When some of those hunters close a client, I pay a 25% comission (from the liquid earnings, not from the revenue). The idea is to have selles doing the work for me. As times passes, I put a CEO on my place and let him deal with all that and I can bacome a owner outside the busniess just getting money.

[@MohammadMahadiHassain]

How's your comment about the future of this service based business ? Is it really profitable and worthy ? Please let me know

[@dylansigley6459]

How do you get clients for your dropservicing business

[@MafaldaSantos88]

Hi Guilherme, I'm curious how's it going with your marketing agency now after 1year. I appreciate your response.

[@clairemoffat6862]

I love that someone is actually being honest and realistic about drop servicing...

[@rayyanhadjirashid8649]

Very well said, every business model is good but you just need to put your heart and passion into it.

[@krizic07]

True. You can't get rich in a day or not even rich but earn for example 1k in a day. Well not at beginning maybe later but you need alot of time for it to work efficiently

[@eskaban_edits_beats_and_more]

no, you need to get luck and an insane willpower and be cool with getting fucked over every day / week

[@anneyoda7247]

Hi Im Anne, this help me alot. I'm 36 and your right the drop servicing is not new, it has been going on for years since I was in High school. They re brand it to Drop servicing to attract more people to buy their program that cost 2k. So thank you for stepping up and telling them the truth

[@AndrewEthanZeng]

Thanks for sharing!

[@Jewelsonn]

The problem here isn't bad quality service. The problem here is that you consider your clients as bosses. When working as a digital marketing drop servicer, always make a deal in such a way that the client feels the pressure over their own skills of converting leads to sales. Make them clear that your part is to bring in leads and that you would only work with them if they had a good lead conversion ratio and that they had a team to handle that. If they don't, you take that chance offering such services or just go a safe route of saying no. You know what your failure was now. Don't treat your clients as bosses. Make sure you have competitive clients who understand the risks and results of the provided service.

[@kartik9214]

I had a question , how do you charge your clients for the leads , is it for every lead you provide or you only get paid for the one that converts . Also how much is the markup . For example if the product or service the clients is selling is making 200$ in profit per sale , how much is the client paying us per sale , In simple words how is the rate for a lead that we provide is calculated . Thank you

[@Jewelsonn]

@@kartik9214 It's upto you. Go either with per sale or a quarterly or yearly contract to provide the service. You should watch how they close their deals with clients, there are some videos you could find where they do it live. They show what to say, do, etc.

[@Lightflames85]

@@kartik9214 getting paying by leads is like pissing your pants it feels nice in the moment but gets cold really fast! Also then your in the business of selling volume instead of selling quality and value. Also when selling leads you can't invest in the best talent because the margins are not there. witch in turn will hurt your business and client happyness. When you don't play the long game it will hurt you long term. Setting up your business model is super important and you need to think of who am i selling to? if you sell stuff for lower then minimum 1000 dollars then your selling to poor people and poor people suck because they can't afford to pay you well for your time and skills. Its a commen mistake to sell to poor people.

[@cassettepat]

This video was the wake up call I needed and almost hard to listen to. Thank you for making it as it’s very helpful and has almost switched me into gear. I’m obsessed with creating my own income and online business and am guilty of wanting to try every model out there.. I need to pick one snd go for it. I am concerned about the ad spend required for dropshipping so that puts me off..

[@AndrewEthanZeng]

I hope it helps as you plan your next course of action. All the best!

[@jackhart9289]

I’m the same bro, would love to speak with someone like yourself who has fell down the same rabbit hole

[@1.5Koreans0.5American]

So true. Drop servicing is just a "new term" of the existing business model. But for a lot of people like me, we just didn't realize that we can be an agency without being an expert in that specific industry. I'm going to try a lot of make money online tactics and build 6-7 income streams and I'm definitely going to try this drop servicing! Thank you for sharing your honest opinion!

[@internetstories7343]

Any news?

[@nyawerefaithangela7725]

How is it so far

[@eghosathomas1968]

Please how has been you're experience I'm really curious. Hope it had been good

[@gerryyberryy]

Well said!!! I had no idea the job I was really wanting was so much easier than I thought

[@vivekvicky748]

Hii. Wanna know are you into drop servicing now?any news?

[@AbdoTayson-rd6pu]

You work as an intermediary between the customer and the service provider with correct management and correct sales analysis with the ability to maintain your customers is a good thing and it will return to you a good profit with an increase in growth if you continue to be passionate about the position

[@timirichards8111]

There is money online but don't ever think you will just start seeing results immediately, you will have to stick with it from start to finish. Choose one and do not pursue any other shiny object. It's fun

[@yassinemajidi]

as a PPC specialist and a freelancer , I can confirm his words 100%

[@Fredxscapez]

thank you so much brother for the honest truth,u just get me out of analytic paralysis to start my dropshipping action..Thank you for your truthful insight

[@thisisfawaz]

I watched this video because this is exactly what I thought you'd talk about. This is just how I describe drop servicing. It is the same way you run a business (it's actually the same business model that has been around since forever). You get the job and find those who can render the service. So, whether you set up a physical office and bring in employees or work from home and have a remote team of service providers, it doesn't change the model.

[@markhenrychristensen]

Yep, I agree... you get a job, then you outsource it. As simple as that. Been doing it since the 1980's. 😂

[@thisisfawaz]

@@markhenrychristensen lol. Exactly.

[@joshuaj9258]

2 years later and newbiews like me can still benefit from this content. my guy

[@AndrewEthanZeng]

I hope you'd find other videos as helpful. Good luck!

[@myrnakirk1520]

Informative, unbiased, and honest video. Thank you 😊

[@mawmer7235]

Well i do run a website developing business that does outsource some work to contractors with supervision. My problem with this type of business is post sales service. If the service didn't meet the client's expectations or if it broke down halfway, it then becomes my headache and not the contractor's. A healthy ratio of inhouse and outsource job with a keen eye for risky deals helps a lot.

[@sunpb5411]

Guys, If you have no clue what you’re doing, do not jump into this type of business. This guy is absolutely right. I signed up with Dropshipping blueprint and was totally confused about what I was selling and paid $1000 that I lost out on. You do not have one on one help. You’re in a group where you can ask questions but if you’re someone that know nothing about this type of business I promise you will be lost in the sauce.

[@smartways844]

Thanks for feedback, this gives me heads up. Am almost paying for drop servicing blue print for $1000 where there promise 100% money back guarantee after 30 days of u need also they offer two access accounts for the same pay. Could this be the same blue print u were part of?

[@xubair82]

Thanks for clearing my mind i wanted to start dropdhipping business and suddenly drip servicing advertisements start popping up and I was distracted .

[@AndrewEthanZeng]

Best of luck!

[@laghouatiyassine6030]

Drop servicing, as a business model, isn't exclusively tied to marketing agencies. While drop servicing often involves outsourcing tasks to freelancers or other service providers, the types of services offered can vary widely. Marketing agencies may indeed use drop servicing to fulfill certain tasks, such as graphic design, content writing, or website development, but drop servicing can be applied to virtually any service-based industry. It's essentially the concept of acting as a middleman, outsourcing tasks and selling them at a higher price, regardless of the specific niche or industry.

[@gameprey1777]

Andrew is totally correct..i made mention on another thread..i've tried drop servicing ONE TIME...i literally was testing the waters.. i made 700$gross 450$ net..and as mentioned i had no experience so i could have net more. it works in 2021..you just need to be smart and know your stuff.

[@MohammadMahadiHassain]

Is this business profitable and has scope to grow ?

[@Quickdraw1111]

Why do you say you tried drop servicing "ONE TIME"? Did you quit drop servicing? If it was making money for you like you said, then why did you quit?

[@umidaghayev1339]

For saying all the truth, _THANK YOU_ 👑❤

[@mguatus81]

Andrew, I agree its not a new business model, just rebranded, but spending most of the video on Facebook ads and social media management it's very narrow-minded. Drop servicing could be so much more.....walking dogs, cleaning driveways, set up basic websites, google my business, set up eCommerce shops, etc, etc....Also to comment about the comparison with dropshipping, it may be true that drop servicing could be less lucrative than drop shipping, but on drop shipping you need to risk a certain amount of capital on Ads in order to start getting sales traction..on the other hand, drop servicing its more about your own effort in getting to the customers and landing servides....Everything has its pros and cons, but I do think drop servicing is a great business model to take a look at.

[@euluiztavares]

omg, you described my professional life for a few years... I just came across the term dropservice, and researching a little, I was thinking exactly what you clarified in the video. I work as a media buyer and I am structuring my own agency, I faced many of the challenges you mentioned in the video. Nice video. Grettings from Brazil. 🇧🇷

[@Rangoriable]

Drop servicing is only business model that have worked for me greatly and im going towards my goal. Financial freedom :)

[@MohammadMahadiHassain]

How's your business growing ?

[@Rangoriable]

@@MohammadMahadiHassain Hi, well i started about 1,5 years ago and now last month i worked for 1-2hours a day and made about 8k profit (revenue +10k). Ofcourse there are months here and there with less work to do and not this much profit, but those months i can try to use to grow bigger (building email list, etc.) If you treat this like normal business with the only difference that you dont have employees and use cheaper freelancers instead, i can promise it starts going up. Ofcourse in my case the big thing is that because i live in a country where average salary is about +2,5k month, and then i use freelancer who live in countries that has average salaries way lower, i get good quality and they get exact price they asked. And btw, i have been very lazy with social media or advertising. Only google ads running with 100$ month and still business growing all the time month to month. If i havent been this "lazy", i cant even imagine where i could be atm. The thing is that i like this freedom of only doing few hours work a day and still growing slowly but steadily.

[@MohammadMahadiHassain]

@@Rangoriable thank you for such inspiration and true words. Most of the people online were saying that, drop servicing isn't that much profitable. I believe it's a trick to cut the competition. Thank you so much for your kind reply. Best luck for you. I'll start soon

[@Rangoriable]

​@@MohammadMahadiHassain Good luck! And yeh, its probably true that its not smart to talk about this business model in every place. People who want to have that freedom, they will find it here in youtube or somewhere else. I have bad habit being so excited about this business, so i talk about it little too much.. :D But i have seen now that some people just want to stay in their 8 hours day job. For example my friends could have full blueprint of what i did and i would help them, but still no :D My conclusion is that some people just dont want to do any free work to build websites etc. to possibly get this kind of business. Some people just want to have everything right here and now with no work at all, so its easy to just stay on in that "modern time slavery" (8hrs/day job) and make the boss go rich.

[@NancyHerrera-mn4ch]

Hello! Do you teach this? What country do you live? I would like to know more about this business model and how do you started and if it’s the business is been doing the same since back then when you started it?

[@kereenmaragh6930]

One of the most honest review with no intent of pretending to care about the listeners but to let us know that this is what it is and that's what it takes 👍🔥

[@jhennybonafe6010]

I’m glad i’ve come across your page.. been searching and searching for this kind of honest input about this topic. Thank you..

[@daizelndhlovu28]

I'm just a beginner so thank you for advice and input regarding drop service

[@andydrew2]

thanks for this eye-opener, you gained yourself a subscriber..

[@AndrewEthanZeng]

Welcome aboard!

[@Iron-Bridge]

Probably the most concise most accurate video regarding the subject right now. Thanks!

[@basharghanem4669]

Think for 5 years later, everybody will be doing dropshipping and it will be hard to be successful in it, however, dropserving will be the number one business of life

[@fafahghgh2552]

One of the best and realest videos Ive ever seen.

[@mariakonexus8939]

I have over 20 year's business consulting, I like the name Drop Servicing, its outsourcing. I love it.

[@evavillegas5574]

This is real... helped me to decide what to do next.. Keep it up thank you

[@soufiane4342]

Hi Andrew, Thank you for the value you share with us. It's true, Drop Servicing exist since a while but it's also the same thing for Dropshipping...

[@johncentofanti9174]

I appreciate the honesty compared to some other youtube videos that portray this as an overnight success.

[@dancedance8111]

Paralysis by analysis... I felt that.. This video made me go back to the beginning and focus on where I started. Thank you for this video!

[@TheMoreYouKnoww]

He pretty much predicted Iman Ghadzi newest yt series about «Drop sercvicing»

[@Alvun416]

He made all those videos juicing us up and it was just an ad about drop servicing.

[@michaelallencorsame5791]

Drop service is more outsourcing company, not marketing agency.

[@alphauae3411]

Very informative, looking forward to see more videos thank you

[@comedyjunction3948]

Dropservicing is far better and scalable than Dropshipping.

[@ashwinthejus]

I saw Dylan Sigley's dropservicing blueprint and went on to be in his 1.5h online training.. but I am still skeptical if I should invest in it. Any help?

[@jasperreid4296]

This video needs more views cause it's the truth. 3 drop servicing gurus be salty tho.

[@AndrewEthanZeng]

*Truth.*

[@maxfrangiamore1014]

very useful information, thank you. I have subscribed.

[@xoxo8321]

Very invormational! Good video

[@haivu815]

Let me thank you Andrew for bringing me back to reality. I too was distracted recently by the shiny object that it 'Drop Servicing". It's clean now that its just a rehash or an old business model - I one I frankly don't want to get involved with. Too much work! Thanks again...

[@rubyriduca2180]

can you teach me how to open or make an acct for the said business sir?

[@Wklchandel]

I can teach you drop service ​@@rubyriduca2180

[@Dii88458]

Who the hack DISLIKES such truthful content 🤦‍♂️

[@neoone75]

Thanks, there are lots of people who say Drop shipping is death. I don't see it that way. I knew drop servicing is the old model and it isn't easy.

[@tzachif6473]

clear and great video, This is really the truth.

[@kvanderwestuizen793]

What you just said, makes so much sense. Clears up that same confusion you were talking about!

[@sebastianarbelaez47]

Amazing information 👍. Appreciate the real insight. Thank you for sharing.

[@HomeOfX]

Thanks man, you saved me a lot of time.

[@zenatrite7933]

You are really doing an great work, appreciated 👍👌

[@bruhhh7485]

Wow this guy is the realest new sub

[@veritas4us]

Great info, thank you

[@gogleacoount5663]

Damn bro, that's a great and elaborate video, appreciate it

[@mabuthozulu1413]

Man this video is top tier!!!!🔥 So informative and encouraging, that’s a sub from me!

[@AndrewEthanZeng]

Thanks for the sub!

[@TIMMYTMP1403]

this man talks sense

[@Naturally_Yours]

Hello Andrew !! I am just starting. I have just started Affiliate Marketing and am going to do Dropshipping & Drop Servicing (not only FB ads, but making Apps, Web Design etc.). I have now learnt (and still learning) to put a Filter on all the tall claims being put out. BUT everyone has some takeaway. It could be a reference. It could be a site name. A 30 minute video could have just a small list to take away. Anyway. Thanks a TON

[@gabriellerosen7698]

Thank you so much ...great stuff... appreciate your honesty! Yes rebranding has become very popular with the lockdown to sell programs... I love the content it was totally honest ...please do more like this.. All the best!

[@lewolf625]

+1 more content like this

[@JOAOPEDRO-ms5jx]

Thanks for the information 👍

[@blaz7933]

For example, I want to offer Facebook ads to my clients. How will I know what data I need from the client and how will I understand what he exactly needs if I don't understand Facebook ads. Should I ask my contractor what he needs for Facebook ads and then pass it on to the client?

[@kap1pa]

great video man .. a lot of value

[@princessgwacieandthefrog7497]

Love the content! It is essential right now.

[@Nick-tv5pu]

All the whole "money for nothing" ideas get you are cheap and poorly designed products and services. The only way you can "drop service" is if you know something about the service to begin with.

[@ramymohamed5339]

I liked your frankness good job man

[@sproutthailand59]

Thank you for talking about the other side of this business :D

[@Sk.surab19]

Thanks for being truthful

[@The_Crazy_Monkey75]

I had a couple of services availed this way. The thing is, my next services were availed directly to the actual service provider and I got the services cheaper.

[@abualfadel9344]

Could you explain more

[@JamesPhillipsOfficial]

You make good points, however agencies of any kind, even regular employment agencies, do make a lot of money (i worked under them) however they are teams of people, there is lots of paperwork, they still make money while hired public is doing the hard work, the agency is a middleman between business and work that needs to be done, it's the best position to be in, an agency isn't responsible for the inner functions and technalities of the business, they just connect workers to the business and get the profits, between worker and business, the agency is required to do the least amount of work and still be profitable

[@manuelnunes6647]

I understand your point on saying on dropshipping your client is happy with your product and it’s done between you and him , but you can work that in dropservicing also , you can make your consumers just a service or two and constantly trying to reach other clients like dropshipping, it’s the way you make your business, it just requires more advertising. What I’m saying is if you can keep your clients u keep but u need to always surch for more clients cuz in these type of business u can easily be exchanged and if u don’t have backup clients obviously it’s hard to make profit.

[@manuelnunes6647]

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[@authenticanddirect]

Thanks, this helped me in understading more the whole business model and SMMA.

[@thenandnow913]

Newbie here! Great video. I need to watch your other video, I need this nowadays.

[@DataLog]

6:03 I disagree. Getting a client is hard. Just bring me a client and we will give you 10-15% of the total deal and we will keep giving you that forever if the client chooses some of our subscription services.

[@Alpha-hp7xv]

dropservecing is older than dropshipping, but dropshipping is still better when it comes scaling to 7-8 figure business

[@jaylenlenear7850]

So basically master the craft fr THEN outsource it so you can have yourself as backup for consistency. Is that about right ?

[@mymihnmihn2954]

I always learn from your videos 🥰

[@AndrewEthanZeng]

I’m glad 🙌🏻

[@instructionalvideos2309]

Excellent video which I found very useful as I was confused as to what these business models involve. Great contribution on your part. Thanks for sharing.

[@AdahRukki]

I've been thinking about this business idea, but never knew the name

[@visionaryfinance]

i just found your channel and i love the explanation

[@aaliyankhan7815]

So basically your point is that there are some pros and cons in every business and we should focus and concentrate on just one business model and these business models are not lifetime guranteed