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Dealing with a lot of product agents looking to use our fulfilment warehouse to process their client's work. They all seem to have the misconception that by us storing and processing orders for them are dropshipping.
To us, dropshipping is storing goods for a wholesaler or manufacturer for third-party resellers to sell and the orders come from the product owners channels. This gives the illusion that the location the client is buying from is via a direct sales channel when in fact they are a non-stock holding reseller.
Product fulfilment is the process of storing goods for any business to be processed, picked/packed and sent out to the client directly from multiple channels like Amazon, eBay, Not on the Highstreet, their own websites or shipping to wholesalers and TV shopping channels.
Drop shipping is growing from our perspective, we see some wholesalers having hundreds of sales channels without the online marketing costs or logistics.
Is dropshipping frowned upon or will it continue to grow?
To us, dropshipping is storing goods for a wholesaler or manufacturer for third-party resellers to sell and the orders come from the product owners channels. This gives the illusion that the location the client is buying from is via a direct sales channel when in fact they are a non-stock holding reseller.
Product fulfilment is the process of storing goods for any business to be processed, picked/packed and sent out to the client directly from multiple channels like Amazon, eBay, Not on the Highstreet, their own websites or shipping to wholesalers and TV shopping channels.
Drop shipping is growing from our perspective, we see some wholesalers having hundreds of sales channels without the online marketing costs or logistics.
Is dropshipping frowned upon or will it continue to grow?