A entrepreneur or business owner who operates an online store without holding inventory. Instead, when a customer makes a purchase, the dropshipper must purchase the product directly from a supplier or manufacturer, who then ships it directly to the customer. Dropshipper to focus on marketing, sales, and customer service without managing stock or handling logistics.

Key responsibilities of a Dropshipper include:

– Selecting and sourcing products from suppliers or manufacturers who handle inventory and shipping.

– Setting up and managing an online store, typically through platforms like Shopify, WooCommerce, or eBay.

– Creating product listings, including descriptions, pricing, and images to attract customers.

– Marketing and promoting products, using digital advertising, social media, or SEO to drive traffic to the store.

– Processing orders, ensuring that products are purchased from suppliers and shipped promptly to customers.

– Managing customer service, handling inquiries, complaints, and returns to maintain customer satisfaction.

– Monitoring product pricing and availability, adjusting listings as needed based on supplier changes or market trends.

Dropshippers are valuable for those looking to run an e-commerce business with low upfront costs, as they don’t need to invest in inventory or handle shipping logistics.