WordPress has turned into a complex CMS in the past decade, and in that time, the WordPress economy has grown, evolved, and started to mature as well. Thus, the opportunities for WordPress developers are as bright outside the WordPress community as inside it. Dropshipping is a great example of this. In fact, if you’re planning to start an eCommerce business, dropshipping is a great place to start. In this post, we’ll explain how to dropship, show you how to start a dropshipping business, plus discuss why you’d want to.
In our regular Transparency Reports, we explore the latest challenges facing WordPress businesses owners; from the rocky roads of losing half our revenue (twice), to the highs of team-building and WordCamps. The theme running through these reports is running a WordPress business today is hard, and we’re in an environment that’s competitive at an unprecedented level.
61.6% of total internet users worldwide will purchase goods online in 2018, and that figure is projected to reach over 65% by 2021. Online spending power is on the rise, and business owners who fail to adapt now will lose out on profitable opportunities in the future.
