AI Dropshipping ~ beginner edition ~

AI dropshipping for beginners, pay attention. This is going to be a very digestible step-by-step guide. I'm going to make it so simple that even a 7-year-old could start doing it. So if you are trying to learn, this is the perfect way to start, so pay attention. Step one, open up TikTok. Search up TikTok made me buy and then just scroll through the list of products that you see. You're looking for something that has recently blown up and gone viral within the past two weeks. There is no shortage of products, just pick any one of them. Then head over to a supplier website. This could be something like Amazon, AliExpress, Alibaba or one that I personally use called Team Drop. They're free. They have the fastest shipping times in the game and they're overall best in my unbiased opinion. But there are a ton of different suppliers so pick your poison. But once you find a supplier, just head over to their website and look for the exact same product that you got from Tokok or something very, very similar. This should not be hard to find and once you find it, great, just copy the product link. You now just need to build a Shopify store for that product and to do this, you're going to use AI. Just go on to Google and search up AI Shopify store builder. You will then see a ton of different links so just pick any of them. It really does not matter. They all do the exact same thing. Then regardless of the website that you pick, just follow the step-by-step instructions that they have on their website. It should be super simple and super straightforward. A couple of minutes, everything will be set up and ready to go. Now, you have a working shopify store and you just need traffic to that store. And to get this traffic, you're either going to run paid ads or do organic marketing. Either work, just go on to YouTube and look up how to do either one. I personally run paid ads on Facebook. But up to you, they're both great. But that's it. You're welcome. I did this exact same thing and got 250k a month on one of my stores. I have three. So, lock in or clock in, you're welcome.