Author: Rebekah Carter

Despite the fact that the dropshipping market is still growing at a healthy rate (expected to hit $2 trillion by 2030), I’ve started to feel like the love affair with the business model has been dwindling slightly. It’s not that dropshipping is dead, exactly, it’s just crowded.

You can’t just find a supplier with the lowest costs and expect to make a profit anymore, you have to put in more work, find something unique to sell, make sure it meets expectations, get it to customers faster than your competitors, and so on.

That’s part of why DropXL caught my eye. It has more focus than a lot of the platforms I’ve seen. DropXL gives sellers access to more than 130,000 vidaXL products, many of which are exclusive to the platform. Furniture, garden sets, storage cabinets, hardware, even animal and pet supplies.

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I’ve spent enough time working with ecommerce brands over the years to know that fulfillment is often the biggest challenge for many sellers.

Every country has different rules, every product type has its own complexities, and every customer has high expectations.

The good news is there are a lot of organizations out there that focus specifically on building tools or services that help teams manage fulfillment. The bad news is it’s not always easy to figure out which ones are actually going to be useful.

WAPI is one of the leaders trying to solve everything at once, with flexible 3PL software, logistics automation tools, and specialist services.

They serve companies all over the UK and Europe, promising to make cross border shipments more efficient, and less exhausting.

But, of course, companies don’t grow on promises alone. So I dug in, tested the platform, and looked at how WAPI performs in the real world.

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I'll be honest, when someone first suggested I look into Snapchat for marketing, I wasn’t sold. There are so many great social media platforms that are perfect for ecommerce sellers, from Instagram and Facebook to TikTok – all with their own sales capabilities. Snapchat seems a little underwhelming.

But, if there’s one thing I’ve learned about ecommerce marketing, is that success doesn’t come from staying where you feel comfortable – it comes from following your audience to wherever they are.

Turns out, quite a lot of people are on Snapchat – actually looking for things they want to buy. Around 432 million people use the app every day – including 75% of 13-34 year olds in 25 countries. That’s a combined spending power of about $5 trillion.

So, I dove into the ecosystem, poked around in the Ads Manager, and set up a few campaigns, to find out if Snapchat Business is really worthwhile for ecommerce.

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