How Much Should You Markup Your Products in 2024?

[@dropshiplifestyle]

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[@ic5761]

Another great video by the best of the best!! Thanks Anton.

[@dropshiplifestyle]

My pleasure!

[@aleksmaric5159]

Thanks Anton it's really fabulous knowing that video exist, thanks one more time for mark up tips.Cheers

[@frikkiesmit327]

Im not really into numbers but i can say video helps to understand things and to learn. One can always learn even if it goes slow.

[@dropshiplifestyle]

100%

[@nonexistenty4152]

Thank you so much for this video dear sir I really appreciate it. I learnt a lot from it 🙂🌸🙏🏻☺️ and I shall be using these messages for building my own business. Thank you so much for this video really. I am truly grateful 🙂🌸🙏🏻 I liked and subscribed your video 🙂🌸

[@ajbeckner6807]

Hey Anton - based on this, if you have a supplier with a well known brand, MAP, and

[@dropshiplifestyle]

That’s correct. If they’re still profitable without paid ads you can rely on traffic from SEO and organic Google Product Listings 👍

[@ajbeckner6807]

@@dropshiplifestyle Thanks. I have a HTDS store, just about broke even the first month of running ads - is there a way to register for your google ads for Ecommerce course at the moment? I already have a profitable drop ship friendly niche, suppliers, and CRO set up but I am interested in your PPC content ... I see the course appears tp be closed on your website though

[@jenniferhalliwell416]

I have a question. Is it possible to drop ship my own products. What I mean is this...if I am a manufacturer and make my own products....can I send a certain amount to a drop shipper and drop ship my own products from them? I ask because I don't have the time to mail out single orders or space in my home. But I can manufacture my product and send large quantities to a drop shipper and still do the whole website dropship thing. Is that possible? I hope I made this question clear

[@dropshiplifestyle]

Great question, Jennifer! If I was you I would reach out to eCommerce stores to see if they had any interest in selling for my brand on the drop ship model. If the demand was there, I would work with a fulfillment center that could stock my products and ship them on behalf of my customers (aka the retailers who would be selling your products). This is a great idea and many manufacturers do this.

[@jenniferhalliwell416]

@@dropshiplifestyle Thanks so much for your response. I would still want to do it as drop shipping. So to have my own website where customers can by whatever I am selling, which is manufactured by me but it is done in a drop ship format, in the sense that it is shipped from somewhere else...if that makes sense? So then the only time I actually ship is in large bulk to whomever will be shipping out for me, for the purpose of doing drop shipping on my behalf

[@EdEdEdCampos]

Thanks Anton! If you were to rebrand a suppliers product, would you have to confirm with them if that would be okay first?

[@dropshiplifestyle]

Great question, Ed! Yes, you should get approval to private label first. With that being said, many of them will state whether or not you can private label their products when you sign the original agreement with them. If you're thinking about doing this with any suppliers you already work with, I'd recommend checking the agreements first because you may already be good to go.

[@seenitalready]

HOLY CRAP FINALLY