Supplier catalogs
Analysis of CSV/XML files, products, combinations, stock, EAN, images, brands, categories and import issues.
Ecommerce operations
Dropshipping ecommerce: what it is and how to manage it well
Dropshipping is an ecommerce model where you sell products online without managing the stock directly: when you receive an order, the supplier ships the product to the final customer.
It is easy to start, but it requires control over catalog data, pricing, availability, shipping times, product feeds, product page quality and customer communication.
It is not only about “selling without stock”
In dropshipping, the most delicate part is data management: if catalog, prices, availability and product pages are not correct, the website may get traffic without generating sales.
Pricing and margins
Check of costs, markups, thresholds, discounts, shipping and pricing logic to avoid unsustainable sales.
Product feeds
Review and optimization of feeds for Google Merchant, Microsoft Shopping and commercial or AI channels.
Product page SEO
Optimization of titles, meta descriptions, descriptions, categories and duplicate content from supplier catalogs.
Technical issues
Analysis of URLs, canonicals, variants, noindex, sitemaps, indexing, checkout, tracking and errors slowing sales.
Operational method
Definition of priorities: what to fix first, which products to push and which tasks to automate.
Practical dropshipping consulting
I do not start from theory. I look at data, catalog, website, feeds, margins, SEO and real issues that may prevent the project from working.
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Catalog analysis
I check data quality, categories, duplicate products, descriptions, images, availability and prices.
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Technical and SEO check
I check indexing, URLs, canonicals, feeds, Merchant, product pages and possible sales blockers.
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Action plan
I show you what to fix first, what to automate and which areas can bring more value.
Want to understand if your dropshipping setup is solid?
Send me your website link or a catalog/supplier example. I will help you identify the first issues to fix.