3 ms·

Hi Roger and Chris! I have read your landing pages but still not understanding how you are going to make leaps and bounds ahead of competition trying to add “s

Hi Roger and Chris! I have read your landing pages but still not understanding how you are going to make leaps and bounds ahead of competition trying to add “selection”... I see your biggest challenge is onboarding suppliers that are non-tech or don’t understand eCommerce platforms. Otherwise you’re onboarding brands that are already listing their products with other dropshippers? I run an a consulting agency for Amazon suppliers, essentially holding their hand through all things related to Amazon and eCommerce strategy. I also run a marketplace store for when my brands don’t want to have their own Amazon relationship. We haven’t pushed any brands to oberlo because it seems like a massive headache with low sales opportunity. Who is your “perfect” brand?

rogerkirkness 7y ago
Agreed re: Oberlo. So far it's fashion, furniture, homewares or other durable goods who have good reviews, started directly to consumer and then plateaued, and have US-based shipping. Even better if the product is made locally but that's less common. Generally we can help them with a lot more than enable drop ship, which could be underwriting their receivables, doing EDI integration, setting up a B2B program, etc. It's less focused on marketplace sellers and more directly on the company that sources or makes it. Hope this helps.