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Jayce Pittsburgh · @jaycepittsburgh
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5:33
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In the past 7 days, I've made $525.28 divided by 7. Every day I've made around close to $75 in revenue. Profit-wise, it's closer to 51, which is why I titled it the way I did. But, I'm going to be breaking down the entire process from start to finish so that you could do what I do. So, let's get into it. Oh, yeah. I know some people like to get like a little refresh going. So, I'll do a little refresh there. I'll even do two. I have nothing to hide. Like it. All right. So, just in case you don't
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In the past 7 days, I've made $525.28 divided by 7. Every day I've made around close to $75 in revenue. Profit-wise, it's closer to 51, which is why I titled it the way I did. But, I'm going to be breaking down the entire process from start to finish so that you could do what I do. So, let's get into it. Oh, yeah. I know some people like to get like a little refresh going. So, I'll do a little refresh there. I'll even do two.
I have nothing to hide. Like it. All right. So, just in case you don't know what this business model is, this is called Depop drop shipping. Literally, all you're going to do is find an item on AliExpress, and we're going to put it on Depop and pocket the profit. That's literally all the business model is. It could not be simpler. I'm not going to lie to you. Um so, what do you do? So, first of all, you want to look up a niche or some type of product.
And I'll just I'll just do it live here. So, like what I would do, let's just go to woman. Let's go to gym gear. Let's do tote bags because tote bags there's probably more likelihood of someone buying them without a brand. So, then you go to brand. Brand, you type other. And literally, all we're going to do is open all of these up. Bam. Bam. Bam. Bam. Bam. And how you choose which one we're going to copy is in person's bags and offers sent.
Likes is okay, but likes doesn't really prove that anyone bought it or wants to buy it. So, we want to look for in person's bag and offers sent. So, that one has one and four. Five and 10. So, that's good. One. Four and 10. All right. So, like literally, you would just keep doing that for all of these. And this is a very unorganized way to do it, but it's the most bare minimum way. This is literally all you need to do.
So, then we would go here, and we see four people's bags, 10 offers sent. Let's literally just take this image. Uh I got this freaking ad up, bro. Take this image, pop it in here. bam. And you could see they literally just copied the image. And if we go to the seller, 87 sold, 13 stars. They're not selling a real thing at all. They are drop shipping literally everything. I guarantee it. But you could see four people's bag 50 bucks.
And how much? It's $19. You could actually buy it for $17. So they're pocketing like $30 off of this, which is which is insane. But this is the most bare minimum way and they didn't even make their own picture. So from here, what you would do is you can kind of make a if you really wanted to, you could make a niche around this and make it, I don't know, like it says boho. You could make a whole boho store and just sell products like this.
But from here, all you're going to want to do is open this image. It has all the product images. And what I do is I go to chat GPT. I literally just have it make the images for me. So give me 1 second, I will show you what that should look like. So as you can see, I did make me a hyperrealistic image. I want this bag to be sat on a lay flat square ratio cotton blanket outside natural lighting. How did I come up with where it should be?
I literally just took another winner. Well, this isn't necessarily a winner, but if you look at this person, they look like a real person and they're selling, you know, a bunch of different stuff. So I just did one that they did and we're going to see what chat GPT makes us. All right, so boom. This is what a product image could look like for this bag. You know what I mean? It's the same image and this might even beat this listing because it's an actual product image.
Like all you would need to do from here is say, oh, generate me the one from this angle. Generate me one from this angle. But this is like it's perfect. It fits the type of person that would buy this. Honestly, I would even consider actually selling this because it looks like a good product image. But the mod ups the mock sorry, the mock-ups look the mock-ups need to look pretty good because if someone's scrolling, they need to be able to stop and click it and believe it's a real item so that they will then go buy the item.
Without good mock-ups, you will not get sales. That's just rule number one. So, from there, all you need to do is get your mock-up images like after you generated a few different angles and literally, you could just copy the description of this one because 4 people's back 10% it's obviously working. I would copy this description and not only that, I would every listing after that just make the description a version of this because you know it's showing up, you know it's not getting banned, you know it's getting sales.
Like this person has 13 4 14 and 1/2 stars, 13 ratings, 87 sold. That's pretty good. That's pretty good rating to sell ratio. So, I would literally just copy as much as you can. Like obviously with some changes, but like this person's store is not optimized. It is the most drop shipping store ever and it this just goes to prove you don't have to be a professional, you don't have to be like super duper detailed. You just it'll help more.
So, instead of 87, they could have 800 sold, right? Maybe they started the store last week, who knows? But, if you stay consistent, more people are going to trust you and over time, you're going to be a long-term brand. You don't want to just keep spamming stuff because then you're going to get banned and you're going to maybe make like a thousand bucks, but then by the time you go to withdraw it, boom, your account's banned.
So, this was just a very basic rundown of what I do. If you have any questions, leave them down in the description. Leave them down in the comment section down below. I'm a freaking Um leave them down in the in the comment section. I love you so much. Have a great day. Peace out. I'm sorry. I'm so tired. I love you so much. Thank you for watching. Peace out.
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