The concept is simple enough to anyone who understands drop shipping. You purchase bulk items from a third party — usually one located in a country where wages and expenses are insanely low — then mark them up and sell them online without ever touching a package.
I’d like to discuss how the print-on-demand (PoD) is evolving. It seems that the new entrants have focused on simply replicating the two or three main players. And they have focused almost exclusively on software and a small range of products.
A confluence of events, weather and just plain stupidity has slowed global shipping to a crawl. The Gods are Angry!...
Societies do not change gracefully. Behind major shifts in how humans go about their days often stand unspeakably horrid events: war, plague, famine, flood.
Drop-shipping is not necessarily an evil thing. But it is a hell of a lot of problematic to base a business on....
The flexibility of print-on-demand (PoD) allows opportunities that have not previously been possible at scale. cgk.ink...
