Hi guys,
I’m a beginner. I just started dropshipping a few months ago, and I need some help. I think I have the ropes of the business, but I want to find better products to sell and need some tips for beginners. can you pls help me out
Lol this is like leasing a commercial space and then trying to figure out what you want to do with it. Good luck finding quality dropshipping… 
Hey, kudos to you for getting started!
Before choosing products, it can really help to start with a few simple questions:
a. What niche do I want to start with (clothing, fitness, beauty, pet, gadget, etc.)?
I think it’s a great idea that you choose a niche related to your interests or hobbies
b. Who is my target audience (teens, urban, outdoorsy, budget, luxury, etc)?
Be specific. This will tell you which products, what style, and what marketing angle to use.
c. What problem am I helping them solve?
Remember, people don’t buy “products,” they buy solutions.
d. What does a “successful month” look like for me?
You can set simple goals to start with.
Clear goals = clear decisions.
I hope this helps! Feel free to let me know how it goes or if you have any other questions.
All the best! 
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Yay, congrats on getting started! The first month is definitely the most confusing, but it gets easier once you find a good rhythm.
For products, try looking at what’s trending on social media and on big marketplaces (like bestsellers on Amazon). That usually gives you a feel for what people are actually buying right now.
There are apps that can help you do this, so you’re not manually browsing every single marketplace. I use AutoDS for that part, it has some great sourcing tools with market data and all to spot items that sell well.
But honestly the key is just testing small batches until something sticks. It also really depends on what niche you’re selling. Let me know if you need more in-depth tips!