Dropshipping, or a direct delivery agreement, is one of the business models, the essence of which is that the intermediary does not have stocks of goods in the warehouse, but buys them from the manufacturer when he receives an order for it and payment from the buyer. Or he transfers the order to the wholesaler, and then he sends it himself, charging you a commission.
Thus, dropshipping free the entrepreneur from the need to solve a number of issues, such as inventory, logistics and the like, allowing him to focus on marketing, promotion and, in general, actively work to increase sales.
No wonder dropshipping has become especially popular precisely in the field of electronic commerce and in other areas of online sales.
It gives you the opportunity to start a business with minimal start-up capital, requires less expense in the process of work, is easy to scale and allows you to offer potential buyers a wide range of product assortment.
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Kevon Donnelly is a tech enthusiast who has a passion for creating a brand and giving quality content to clients. When Kevon is not working, you could see him chasing his little dog Bella around the neighborhood.