This question keeps coming up — and honestly, I understand why. Many new store owners jump into dropshipping expecting quick profits, only to face policy issues, ad rejections, or low conversions. It makes it easy to believe the model itself is “dead.”
But here’s the truth: dropshipping isn’t dead — the old way of doing it is.
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Copying generic products and relying on cheap ads doesn’t work anymore.
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Customers now expect faster shipping, real value, and trustworthy stores.
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Platforms are stricter, which means shortcuts rarely last.
# Dropshipping is alive, but it’s evolving. The people winning today treat it like a real business:
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Building a brand customers trust.
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Focusing on quality suppliers and fulfillment.
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Creating unique offers instead of selling what everyone else is selling.
So instead of asking “Is dropshipping dead?” — the real question is:
“Am I adapting to the new way e-commerce works?”