I make over 3k per day dropshipping, AMA

[2marc1]

get off your lazy ass and work for it my man

bro i lost all my money doing it, i have 0 liquid cash on my hands maybe i should fucking kill myself

 

[mikeperry271]

Damn mirin hard then

In return you will get blessing from the ancient 2022cel

start working bro
nobody gave me anything either
surgeries aint cheap

 

[mikeperry271]

Mirin. But too lazy will make money by scamming indians

I respect the hustle

 

[mikeperry271]

bro i lost all my money doing it, i have 0 liquid cash on my hands maybe i should fucking kill myself

how much did u lose?
and get a job btw if u don't have any money

 

[looks>books]

can't say for sure as it depends on how locked in you are, but 500 a month is so easy if you know how to navigate around online
you just need to learn a skill and start listing yourself on platforms like upwork

I don't really have time to write a guide tbh. Just ask me specific questions and I'll try to answer

Yo bro where can i get started learning about facebook marketing/ads. Any recs?

Is it a youtuber or a place online like reddit?

 

[looks>books]

To have access to the right private Discord servers where the real shit and info is, is the most important thing of all..

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Money is everywhere in the world, especially among dumb, old, helpless and isolated people, and it all depends on how you can get them to move their money out of their pocket into yours..

Can i join

 

[optimisticzoomer]

Nice larp
Up 118% to 3k total is not the same as 3k a day
Drop shipping in 2025

 

[lcberg04]

Keep in mind I have only been doing this for 2.5 years and have also taken significant losses over time

What led to these significant losses? Customers or companies sueing you? Or something else?

I am in uni atm, but tbh im just in uni for the social aspect and chilling with friends. I will graduate this or maybe next year.

What are you studying if you don't mind me asking? Has to be something easy right? Hard to manage getting a degree while also having your own business right?

 

[newestofnewgen]

how much did u lose?
and get a job btw if u don't have any money

sorry to hijack, im thinking of doing the same thing following trends in the us and doing them in morocco. like clothes for example id think its possible to market certain clothes to individuals which taste is americanized by their content consumption, of which local markets and the likings arent able to provide. id make a shop or handle transactions from instagram dms etc.. you think its plausible? the money part is what im thinking of. 2k capital to run ads yes? what would you say is the average landing page and completed purchases per 10 dollars (random numb just testing the waters) and what about seo related tasks? BlackHatWorld got alot of knowledgeable people about keywords, and im sure that timing is precise interms of everything. whats the shelf life for trends you'd say? sorry to bother you man im tryna make it out and best of luck you

 

[mikeperry271]

Nice larp
Up 118% to 3k total is not the same as 3k a day
Drop shipping in 2025

I said I made 3k today with this store, not on every day. Just posted a record day for this store.
This store does around 1-2k a day on average, which of course fluctuates.
If I really wanted to larp, I would have left that 118% out. I am not stupid.

if u read a sentence further it says all stores average minimum 1k a day, which is minimum 4k a day, that's even more than the 3K a day I claim in the title

 

[mikeperry271]

Yo bro where can i get started learning about facebook marketing/ads. Any recs?

Is it a youtuber or a place online like reddit?

I mentioned some YouTubers in a few posts earlier
for Facebook specifically I really like Nick Theriot
he posts a lot of free content

 

[mikeperry271]

What led to these significant losses? Customers or companies sueing you? Or something else?

yeah dealt with a lot of chargebacks in the past due to shady suppliers that sent shit quality, that's why I never recommend to work with aliexpress suppliers. Some agents I used that were quite good were Fulfilpanda, fulfilman and cjdropshipping. Now got another agent, that I can't share.
also got fucked over by a business partner in the past.
charged it all to the game tho

What are you studying if you don't mind me asking? Has to be something easy right? Hard to manage getting a degree while also having your own business right?

I study business funny enough. It's easy as fuck tho.

 

[Deleted member 119413]

I made over 3k in revenue in a day by dropshipping on this store only.
I run 4 stores currently all active in different countries in europe, all doing at least 1k rev a day
*Minimum profit margin is 20%

AMA
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Give me 1k euro as proof

 

[mikeperry271]

sorry to hijack, im thinking of doing the same thing following trends in the us and doing them in morocco. like clothes for example id think its possible to market certain clothes to individuals which taste is americanized by their content consumption, of which local markets and the likings arent able to provide. id make a shop or handle transactions from instagram dms etc.. you think its plausible?

don't sell shit in third world countries man.
even if you're from Morocco, you can open a company in Hong Kong (costs about $700) and sell in Europe with European payment providers

what would you say is the average landing page and completed purchases per 10 dollars (random numb just testing the waters) and what about seo related tasks?

I pay about $30 per acquisition with an average order value of over 100 euros on all stores. I don't do SEO though. It's expensive, costs a lot of time and it is not scalable.

whats the shelf life for trends you'd say? sorry to bother you man im tryna make it out and best of luck you

i don't believe in shelf lives. I know a guy that's still selling massage guns for 3 years and does over 300K per month from only that product. For fashion however it's mostly seasonal. A sweater won't sell in summer, but the same sweater will probably sell again in the winter

 

[mikeperry271]

Give me 1k euro as proof

can't
have to pay for bimax soon

 

[newestofnewgen]

don't sell shit in third world countries man.
even if you're from Morocco, you can open a company in Hong Kong (costs about $700) and sell in Europe with European payment providers


I pay about $30 per acquisition with an average order value of over 100 euros on all stores. I don't do SEO though. It's expensive, costs a lot of time and it is not scalable.


i don't believe in shelf lives. I know a guy that's still selling massage guns for 3 years and does over 300K per month from only that product. For fashion however it's mostly seasonal. A sweater won't sell in summer, but the same sweater will probably sell again in the winter

dude this advice is gold thank you so so much man

 

[Funnyunenjoyer1]

bro i lost all my money doing it, i have 0 liquid cash on my hands maybe i should fucking kill myself

never give up

 

[GalacticHero]

Thank you so much bro I started watching ecomlegend on YouTube after reading your thread and now I understand that dropshipping is legit, before I only seen those fucking scammers who only sells courses and shit, thank you for being honest.

Now I will work toward opening a shop and I want to know what should tools should I use to make better website? Do you use shopify?

 

[mikeperry271]

Thank you so much bro I started watching ecomlegend on YouTube after reading your thread and now I understand that dropshipping is legit, before I only seen those fucking scammers who only sells courses and shit, thank you for being honest.

Now I will work toward opening a shop and I want to know what should tools should I use to make better website? Do you use shopify?

great bro
it's the start of something big
never buy courses, literally everything you can find online for free

Yea I use Shopify. I put some apps I use in a previous post in this thread.

 

[sarov2]

What’s your niche/what niches do you consider to be the most profitable?

 

[mikeperry271]

What’s your niche/what niches do you consider to be the most profitable?

I mainly focus on fashion
I listed my main 4 niches also somewhere earlier in this thread

 

[6'4birk]

I made over 3k in revenue in a day by dropshipping on this store only.
I run 4 stores currently all active in different countries in europe, all doing at least 1k rev a day
*Minimum profit margin is 20%

AMA
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Do u need to have money upfront to dropship?

 

[mikeperry271]

Do u need to have money upfront to dropship?

yes of course. You need to run ads to get traffic to your website.
I'd say 2k dedicated to ads is needed to become successful

 

[J99]

Did you create social media accounts for each business

 

[Jiaxi]

go for it man
making money online is so easy, I genuinely don't understand why people choose to be a wagecuck 40 hours a week

simplicity and conditioning, watching Nico Theriot right now his 2025 Facebook video. Getting into ads and monetizing online

 

[alive so far]

can't say for sure as it depends on how locked in you are, but 500 a month is so easy if you know how to navigate around online
you just need to learn a skill and start listing yourself on platforms like upwork

I don't really have time to write a guide tbh. Just ask me specific questions and I'll try to answer

You sure about that? I'm from a shitty third world country, 500 is fucking great, like GREAT

 

[CEO]

Nice read. Good work Mr. Perry

 

[LLcel]

how do you find the product

i found his shop, its dildos, over

 

[robert3]

I maximized my algorithm on instagram to only get ads from competitors.
If I see a store that's similar to mine, I will click on it, add the product to my cart, and just roam around on it.
After a while Meta only gives me ads from competitors' products that they are scaling.
Then I just select good products that I can scale and source cheaply from my agent
If I find a competitor's product that is worth my time and is able to be sourced, I make some product pictures with AI (tools like Botika) and run in with paid ads on Meta

this is not your run of the mill indian

 

[MagicalWaves]

je

hope you enjoy it before the chinks steal everything you have

jews u mean*

 

[lynxx]

I made over 3k in revenue in a day by dropshipping on this store only.
I run 4 stores currently all active in different countries in europe, all doing at least 1k rev a day
*Minimum profit margin is 20%

AMA
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do u think selling digital products on some sites like etsy is fine, ik its pretty saturated.

 

[Bart]

What's your daily ad spend for a fashion brand. Or rather what would you recommend as a daily ad spend for the first few weeks. I'm launching my store in about a month and was thinking about starting with 5$ a day for the first week and then going from there

 

[Emerald189]

I made over 3k in revenue in a day by dropshipping on this store only.
I run 4 stores currently all active in different countries in europe, all doing at least 1k rev a day
*Minimum profit margin is 20%

AMA
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What products do you sell/ which are best to start with or have low supply compared to demand?
Also what was your month by month earnings like you mentioned losing money early but how much did you lose and what was initial revenue compared to costs?

 

[RODEBLUR]

5k a year is too low honestly
You should aim for like 15k

what shitty fucking luck i have, random 14 year olds getting told they should make at least as much as my fucking parents

when i was 14 i had never used any money in my life

 

[mikeperry271]

What's your daily ad spend for a fashion brand. Or rather what would you recommend as a daily ad spend for the first few weeks. I'm launching my store in about a month and was thinking about starting with 5$ a day for the first week and then going from there

I used to test with $50 per day per concept, so I'd recommend that. Kill the ad after 24 hours if you get no sales and try a new marketing angle. If you are really not wanting to lose a lot I would start with 25-30 a day.
$5 a day will not get you any sales.

 

[mikeperry271]

What products do you sell/ which are best to start with or have low supply compared to demand?

Fashion always has the highest demand and is easiest to source/dropship.
If you have more budget and expertise, I'd recommend the health niche.

 

[mikeperry271]

what shitty fucking luck i have, random 14 year olds getting told they should make at least as much as my fucking parents

when i was 14 i had never used any money in my life

Your parents make 15k a year?? Which country are you from?
Btw, since you have an internet connection and I assume a pair of working brains, you can easily make way more than 15k a year online. Maybe divert some of your time from this platform to other money making platforms.

 

[RODEBLUR]

Your parents make 15k a year?? Which country are you from?
Btw, since you have an internet connection and I assume a pair of working brains, you can easily make way more than 15k a year online. Maybe divert some of your time from this platform to other money making platforms.

Netherlands

 

[mikeperry271]

Netherlands

lmao me too
bro wtf are you doing with your life

 

[RODEBLUR]

lmao me too
bro wtf are you doing with your life

Wdym

 

[mikeperry271]

Wdym

Do you parents actually make 15k a year? That's waaaayyyyyy below minimum wage in NL.
Furthermore, I saw that you are 21. If you get a low level job, you'd even easily make ±30k a year in nl.

 

[RODEBLUR]

Do you parents actually make 15k a year? That's waaaayyyyyy below minimum wage in NL.
Furthermore, I saw that you are 21. If you get a low level job, you'd even easily make ±30k a year in nl.

My parents do not work, my mother gets benefits and my father worked black (under the table for dirt cheap) late night shifts every day in his 70s until he was put under care for dementia now that he is in his 80s.

 

[mikeperry271]

My parents do not work, my mother gets benefits and my father worked black (under the table for dirt cheap) late night shifts every day in his 70s until he was put under care for dementia now that he is in his 80s.

sucks man, im sorry for that.
but your life goes on, get a job, move out (so your mom's benefits don't get cancelled) and live your own life.
you're in western europe bro, imagine you were living in a thirld world country, it'd be way worse

 

[RODEBLUR]

sucks man, im sorry for that.
but your life goes on, get a job, move out (so your mom's benefits don't get cancelled) and live your own life.
you're in western europe bro, imagine you were living in a thirld world country

I don't care for jobs

My mother has cancer for the second time since last year now and is scheduled to be in the hospital today so whatever I don't care

My life was always shit and I don't care for it

 

[mikeperry271]

I don't care for jobs

My mother has cancer for the second time since last year now and is scheduled to be in the hospital today so whatever I don't care

My life was always shit and I don't care for it

I hope for the best for your mom
Have fun rotting the rest of your life away g

 

[RODEBLUR]

I hope for the best for your mom
Have fun rotting the rest of your life away g

What the fuck ever hope she dies and I hope everyone dies

Fuck you all

 

[mikeperry271]

What the fuck ever hope she dies and I hope everyone dies

Fuck you all

I hope you get put on a watch list.
Keep blaming everyone but yourself!

 

[capricum]

I hope you get put on a watch list.
Keep blaming everyone but yourself!

unrelated to that guy, if i had only $50 how should i spend it to get started?

 

[mikeperry271]

unrelated to that guy, if i had only $50 how should i spend it to get started?

If you want to do dropshipping with $50, the only way is to do organic ads
Make a website with a viral product and then post a bunch of tiktoks and reels and hope it goes viral and you get sales.

 

[schemax]

hey,
i thought it was interesting you said fashion is the easiest niche to make money in, because this is usually the opposite advice given by youtubers and other dropshippers.

logically it makes sense as to why fashion would be the hardest niche (god tier creatives needed, because no amount of copy will help you sell a hoodie...)

in your experience, how did you find success with fashion? do you sell all the street wear trends? or do you go more into athletic luxury for women type stuff?