I Tried Shopify Dropshipping For 10 Days (From Scratch)

i made over 70 000 with a single drop shipping product, and this is just one of many products i've scaled to thousands of dollars drop shipping. so do you want to see what ended up happening when i tried shopify drop shipping for 10 days? if so, you're in the right place. in this video, i'm going to show you exactly how i tried shopify drop shipping for 10 days and scaled this store to thousands of dollars per day from scratch. i'm going to show you ad strategies, daily profits and a complete day-by-day analysis of how this all played out. so check this out. here's what i made my first day drop shipping, and here's what i made my 10th day drop shipping. i'm sure you're all asking, john, what the hell happened in between? well, let me show you. shopify drop shipping has completely transformed my life. so trying drop shipping for 10 days from scratch seemed like a fitting challenge, but the truth is, i'm not alone. i've helped hundreds of people make money online using shopify drop shipping, and many of them completely from scratch. so today i'm gonna show you how they do it in this video, absolutely for free. right now, we're gonna start with day number one, which was the search for the winner when searching for a product, i had one thing in mind, and that was that this product had to have a solid foundation that i could build ads around on several different ad platforms. so when it came time to selecting a product, i immediately referred to my six step checklist, which i'm gonna share with you right now. step number one: choose the right niche. with all the products out there and the pressure of finding a high performing product in such a short period of time, i knew that if i was gonna succeed at drop shipping for 10 days, i would need to find a product that fell into one of these niches, and that was the home and garden or the health and beauty niche. these are two monster niches that have incredible potential for winning products. the thing most people get wrong when finding a winning product is overthinking and under testing. i knew that i had a limited amount of time, so the product that i was going to choose definitely had to have a mass appeal, which brings us to step number two: does this product have mass appeal? the reality was i didn't have time to do market research campaigns or audience building campaigns, so the product that i chose had to have a broad appeal that people from ages 21 to 65 would be interested in now. this was not easy. i spent hours searching through my facebook feed and just an endless cycle of pinterest posts and a scary amount of deep dives into customer forums. by this point, i knew that i needed a special niche product and i knew that it needed to have mass appeal, which brought me into step number three: will people buy more than one? finding a product that had potential for multi-orders was the highest on my list of product criteria. i didn't want to try shopify drop shipping and fail. i wanted to try it and succeed to an entirely new level in only 10 days. in order for me to do this, i knew that the product had to have potential for multi-orders or the process would simply take too long. and let's be honest, who's gonna watch a video on someone that tries shopify drop shipping for three months? so let's get into step number four, which was: does the product have a high perceived value? if i could find a product with high perceived value and potential for multi orders, i would essentially have people throwing their entire wallets at me. i'm toking hundred dollar orders, people buying four instead of one. the potential for the product dramatikally went up when i implemented this with a higher perceived value. i was able to charge a much higher price without any customer hesitation at the checkout. and this brings us into step number five, which is solving problems. by this point the product had sucked the customer in and the offer was just too good for the customer to pass up. but even with all these orders coming through and a lot of people buying more than one, i knew that the one piece holding this entire puzzle together was the problem that it solved. any customer that got to the checkout and even remotely hesitated would have flashes of the problem that they're facing and the only thing that they could picture was my product coming to the rescue and solving their problem for them with ease. and this tied directly into step number six of the entire process, which was hit them with the emotion. i could already see it: people with their credit cards ready, thinking they're getting the deal of a lifetime, ready to pounce on the opportunity to buy more than one, emotionally charged and imagining how good it would feel to finally have all their problems solved. when i went through the whole checkout process and saw this product in action, i knew that i had found a winning product. and if you want to learn how to do exactly what i've described, check out the first link in the description of this video. it will help you get started right away. so now that you all know my secret product research checklist, i'm curious how many of you actually will implement it, or how many of you have questions. so make sure you comment down below and let me know. and let's get into day number two, which was the miracle. i've been drop shipping for quite a while and after taking this product through my six step checklist, i knew it had some potential. but when i decided to try shopify dropship for 10 days, i never imagined this type of result. the first day was a massive success. the product showed potential and was already on its way to becoming a star. by day two, the show continued and the store is generating almost 1500 on the day. i'm gonna be honest with you at this point. i was a little bit caught off guard. the way things were going was not a part of my original plan, and going into day three, i was essentially improvising. but you know what they say: when life gives you lemons, tell life to off. you don't want lemons, you want money. bringing us to day number three: let's get this money. look at these numbers, just look at them. the reality is it's really easy to make money drop shipping. what's not so easy is making money drop shipping profitably. this is why, by day three, i didn't even care about how much money i was making. what really got me excited was how profitable my ads were. by day three, the product was cranking a solid 6.3 return on ad spend on tiktok ads and a 3.2 return on ad spend over on facebook. i know you may be looking at these numbers and thinking this doesn't add up. don't worry, you're not going crazy. they 100. don't. reason the returns are all over the place is because apple just recently released an ios update that resulted in facebook ads not tracking 50 to 60 of the purchases on the ad dashboard. now imagine you're in my shoes. you have a complete banger product that has high potential but realistikally you have no idea what ad sets or campaigns are actually generating all these purchases. pretty stressful, right. all i know is i was profitable at this point. to be perfectly honest, i love a good adrenaline high and that's what i was getting at this point in the journey. so naturally i had to push this product, and i decided to throw even more money at it, bringing us into day number four, which i titled. i'm gonna poke it with a stik. this product was an animal and i wanted to see it roar. day number four was definitely proof of this. i now knew what i was working with, and i'm sure by these numbers you do too. four days in to my challenge of trying drop shipping for 10 days and this product was ready to take its place amongst my super winners. and i'm gonna be perfectly honest, i was ready to do a little dance with the devil. if i wanted to execute my new plan perfectly, there were certain steps i would need to take before i could proceed forward. so immediately i took action. transferring 40 000 to my paypal account, pre-paying all my credit cards and ensuring the product quality with my suppliers was up to my standard. now i'm sure you're a