"Dropshipping is oversaturated and no longer works."💬 Fact or myth?
Some say the market is too crowded and profit margins are shrinking.Others argue success is still possible with the right niche, marketing, and strategy.
What’s your take?
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Question Of The Day - Dropshipping is now oversaturated as a business model and does not work.
Question Of The Day - Dropshipping is now oversaturated as a business model and does not work.
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Dropshipping had its moment, but now it’s way too saturated. Everyone’s selling the same stuff, shipping takes forever, and customers are catching on. Profit margins are razor thin, and ad costs are through the roof. It’s just not the easy win it used to be.
Definitely a myth. It's not that dropshipping doesn't work anymore, it's just that the lazy, copy-paste approach doesn't cut it now. You need good branding, solid customer experience, and a bit of creativity. People are still killing it with the right angle.
Myth, honestly. Yeah, it’s more competitive now, but that just means you need to be smarter about it. If you find the right niche and actually know how to market properly, there’s still money to be made. It’s not dead—it’s just not as easy as it used to be.