Is dropshipping good in third world countries

[Nurudeen]

One of the latest and most profitable online business now is dropshipping. I've been wanting to start this particular Business but I'm curious to know if the business will thrive in a third world country

 

[WhiteHouse]

Totally can BUT!

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[MizzLala]

I've wondered about that because everything seems to go off tiers. But how much you stand to gain is also dependent on your location and the people's buying power, which tends to be lower in Tier 3 countries.

 

[Patrik]

When doing deopshipping, you don't really target a specific location, because your store simply is worldwide, the issue will be the shipping, some people will have to pay very high amounts for it so they will leave the idea, otherwise everything is fine no matter where the buyer is coming from

 

[Niftyyem]

I share a contrary view. I think drop shipping excels more in these underdeveloped and developing countries. I have observed that people have the tendencies to prefer things they get from far or overseas than those same things found in their vicinity.

 

[Alexandoy]

In a poor country where majority of the population is poor dropshipping would be a good business because it doesn't need capital. As long as one has internet access and a phone or a tablet or a computer he can do dropshipping. Find a supplier that will agree to a dropshipping arrangement - you sell the product and the supplier handles the delivery. Upon payment you earn a commission. It is that simple which some friends are doing in the social media for years now.

 

[Chief]

Thanks for your help with this is that the one is a bit of December I will have to get back here and there but it was not a little bit more about the job and the people and the other is the funds are available to come in.

 

[Ralphjoe]

Dropshipping in developing countries may not be as profitable as it is in developed countries but I believe that it's developing rapidly. Dropshipping hasn't always been a thing in developing countries, it just started gaining traction and it's going to take sometime to fully be profitable as it is in the developed countries.

 

[MastetG]

Yes, Dropshipping works better as a means to an end, not the end itself. While a long-term commitment todropshipping is unviable, using it for temporary projects can be extremely useful — particularly in market research. Use dropshipping to mitigate the risk in trying out new products and used for market research.

 

[giddy]

It is profitable any were if the person is consistent enough, However, contrary to popular belief,dropshipping is not a get-rich-quick scheme. Sure, it seems like easy money — you sell other people's goods and take a cut for yourself — but when you factor in all the drawbacks, obstacles, and day-to-day management, it's far from easy.