Following on from my review of Chinavasion I thought it would be cool to do a review of a UK based dropshipper. Sellers generally seem to be more comfortable dealing with UK based dropshippers so for the moment I will focus more on companies in the UK than abroad. The company featured in this blog post is UK based but does ship worldwide – so if you don’t sell to UK customers they are still worth looking at! dropshipland.com review

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People learn in different ways, some people learn better by reading whilst others learn better by being shown diagrams and other images. Reading articles, blogs (like this one!), business forums etc is a great way to learn, but watching business videos is also a great way to learn. You may find you learn more and take in more information from watching videos.

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No matter what type of business you run getting momentum is important, this drives your business on and fills you with confidence. Getting your first order is a fantastic feeling, the small amount of profit doesn’t matter – it is the fact that a web surfer has found your website from the comfort of their home, navigated around, found a product they like and had enough confidence in your service to checkout and hand over full payment for the product!

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Dropshipping products from your own ecommerce website has massive benefits compared to selling at auction sites. Higher profit margins, clear branding, a valuable business asset, higher customer trust and basic sales management are just some of the benefits of having your own website.

If you don’t want to or haven’t got the knowledge/skills of how to start a new ecommerce website then your only option is to buy an established one, however it does come at a price. Reading across various business and webmaster forums (UK) many people don’t appear that confident at valuing websites, and whether the asking price is too high, or even too good to be true!

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What Is Conversion Rate?
Your conversion rate is the percentage of your visitors who buy from you. It is worked out by dividing the amount of sales you make by the amount of visitors you receive and multiplying it by 100. If this week you made 30 sales and you had 2000 visitors to your ecommerce store your conversion rate is 1.5%.

Why Measure Conversion Rates?
Measuring all aspects of your website performance is vital. Your current conversion rate helps set a benchmark and set new targets so you can continue to improve your website, which will increase sales and improve your business revenue/profits.

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When buying products online from you the consumer must have total trust in your website/company. If there is anything they are unsure of they will leave your site and buy from a competitor they are comfortable with. There are several boxes that if you can’t tick then the orders won’t come in.

This article has ways in which you can increase the confidence potential customers will have in your site. I am presuming that you have a quality design for your site and have some good products at decent prices. If you have a rubbish design then forget what’s below, just find a new web designer!

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If you are going to do anything then you should always do it properly, whether its painting your fence or setting up a new multi-million pound business! Going about whatever you are doing in a proper manner ensures it is more likely what you are doing will be a success.

If you are setting up an online business (no matter how it generates revenue) make sure you are the following:

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