My First Dropshipping Store

There are no reasons to buy from you anywhere on this site. No trust seals, no indication that the site is even secure.

Other than a few sentences on product pages there are no words on this website. No words = no ranking. The few sentences that are on product pages have extremely poor grammar.

Even the sentence, "Free shipping for Worldwide Today", at the top of the header is not correct English. Poor English = No Sales.

Your Privacy Policy page also suffers from poor grammar and some really questionable policies that would make me run away from the site. For instance, "We may disclose your personal information if we are required by law to do so or if you violate our Terms of Service." If someone violates your terms of service you can broadcast their personal information?

A whole lot of your categories have no products in them, which is a very bad user experience. Remove or hide any categories that have no products in them. Even your FAQs link has nothing on the page as do almost all of the store policy pages. The same is true for all of the social icons.

I could go on and on, but people pay us for site reviews and these are just the things I saw in the first 2-3 minutes of looking at the site. I realize you said the site is "nearly finished" and there is still some work to be done but to me, it looks like almost no work has been done and this site is far from finished. Maybe you just were wondering if we liked the colors and logo.

I can absolutely agree with anything dave said (even though I wouldn't have started with trust badges because this is the least thing of all the stuff mentioned you should worry about).

The problem with a store like yours is that you try to do too many things at once without doing anything properly. You sell something of category A, something of category B, nothing of category C (even though you list it??) and a little bit of category D.

I know that in theory it sounds good to "test products" to identify their popularity, but in reality a store like yours is pure gambling. You are hoping that the visitors that come to your site may like one of the very few other products on your site.

Right now, you are trying to please everyone while in reality pleasing no one. This is one of the most common (if not the most common) mistake dropshippers make. Focus on one thing, one niche ("fitness" is not a niche) and build everything around that. Be an awesome supplier of that specific stuff you sell, not someone selling 3 pieces of every product category you might think of. Right now you are competing with Amazon, if I was you I'd rather niche it down and make it special to a point where the "big guys" can't reach with all their reputation and product selections.

Check the link in my sig to view my YouTube channel with around 60 videos about this topic already, I'm sure you will find a ton more info there. Good luck!

Thats true, I do the same service and it takes me a similar amount of time.

Sure, its https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChp...LzfNY87njGy-Ww

I agree with all their comments here.
1 push advice: PLEASE get someone to revise your pages, the marketplace here is one that you can go to.

I myself has just started a dropshipping site. Uploaded few items on different categories and wasn't hoping for any sales BUT luckily I got my first 2 sales for a cheap product. My profit was just a few dollars but that's a good motivation for me to keep going and really make some time to hustle and keep working on it.

Anyway, good luck to you and hope you fix those pages first before you make any effort in marketing your site.

improve your statement of website or product. Generally, it looks appearing for a customer.

I would highly recommend you to change the logo.