DropSure in Europe: Face-to-Face with French E-Commerce Sellers

Ever wanted to start an online business but don’t have the budget? Good news—you don’t need one! Dropshipping lets you sell products without holding inventory or spending big on upfront costs. And guess what? You can start for free and still make money! In this guide, I’ll show you exactly how to go from $0 to profit in just 30 days. No paid ads, no fancy tools—just smart product selection, free marketing strategies, and a simple store setup. Ready to build your first dropshipping business without breaking the bank? Let’s dive in! Step 1: Product Selection Hey, haven’t you also heard that product selection is the most important step in doing drop shipping? That’s right! Pick the right, the order is like a snowball more and more; pick the wrong, may not even wait for the first single. Then how in the end to choose? Follow these steps, less detour! Market research: figure out what sells well Don’t be in a hurry to pick the product, first look at what the market likes. If no one buys a product, it won’t sell even if it’s cheap. You can use these free tools to figure out market trends: ●Google Trends (Google Trends): enter the keywords of the product you want to sell and see its search trends. If it keeps going up, congratulations, you’ve found a potential stock! If it’s going up and down, or if it’s going down all the time, go in a different direction. ●Amazon & eBay Hot List: These places are the wind vane of global shopping! See which products are always on the list, and look for suppliers when you’re inspired. ●Social media buzz: Brush up […]

For many years, dropshipping from China has been a popular business model, but 2025 is set to bring major changes that could shake up the entire industry. Starting February 4, 2025, an additional 10% tariff will be imposed on top of the current duties and taxes for all goods imported from China. More importantly, the duty-free entry threshold under Section 321—previously allowing shipments valued at less than $800 to bypass tariffs—has been eliminated. In North America, companies such as Temu, have fully taken advantage of this loophole. Once these tariffs are in place, sourcing products from China will become more expensive, shipping times will increase, and additional customs processing will be required. Businesses will also need to consider other expenses, such as compliance fees and documentation fees, which could further impact profit margins. Additionally, every shipment will be subject to duty assessments, which will increase costs and could lead to delays. Let’s break it down into simple terms so you know exactly what is happening and how to prepare. Tariffs Reshape Dropshipping Market Today, I want to discuss in detail the domino effect brought about by the cancellation of the $800 duty-free policy. At first glance, this change might seem like just paying a little more tax, but in reality, it will affect every aspect of the business like a series of dominoes. Let’s look at the three most critical changes: First: The long-standing $800 duty-free policy has been officially canceled, marking the end of the low-cost era of cross-border e-commerce. Previously, Chinese direct shipping packages valued under $800 could enjoy duty-free treatment—a lifeline for many small and medium-sized sellers. Now, regardless of the package’s value—even if it is just […]

In 2025, dropshipping is a crowded marketplace—everyone wants a slice of the market. The competition is tough, and making a mark could take an Everest-sized effort. But, hey, don’t be intimidated by that. It’s not so much luck in this game, it is working smart. So whether you’re newly carnival qualified in dropshipping, or ready to take your one-woman show to the next level, we’ve got the strategies you need to increase sales, scale like a boss, and remain top of the queue. Let’s dive in! What is Dropshipping?        Alright, let’s break it down. Dropshipping is one of the simplest ways to launch an online store—you don’t have to keep inventory, you don’t need a large warehouse space, and you don’t purchase stock in advance. Here’s how it works: You build an online store, put a few products for sale, and then when a customer makes an order, your supplier ships the products directly to them. That’s right, you don’t ever touch the product. You’re essentially serving as a middleman — you connect the customers to the suppliers, and you get to keep the profit margin. Why is this model so popular? You only pay for the products after you’ve sold them, so it’s low risk. It’s also low risk — no piles of unsold products collecting dust. Plus, its flexible! So long as you have an internet connection, you can run your establishment — anywhere. Sounds dreamy, right? But like any business, it has its headaches — managing suppliers, controlling costs, competing. But don’t worry; we have suggestions to help you shine in 2025. 15 Best Dropshipping Tips to Boost Your Dropshipping Business  Focus on a […]