Yes, dropshipping can be profitable. But the biggest mistake beginners make is calculating profit like this: Selling Price − Product Cost = Profit In reality, you also need to account for advertising, shipping, payment fees, refunds and other business expenses. For example: Customer pays: RM100 Product + shipping: RM40 Facebook Ads: RM30 That leaves approximately: RM30 before other expenses. So the real question isn't whether dropshipping is profitable. It's: Can you acquire customers cheaply...

Want to start an online business but don't have thousands of ringgit to spend on inventory? Dropshipping is one of the easiest business models to test with relatively little upfront capital. You create an online store and sell a product. When a customer places an order, you purchase that product from your supplier. Your supplier then ships it directly to your customer. You don't need to fill your bedroom with 500 boxes first. The basic model looks like this: Customer buys from you ↓ You...

You do not need thousands of dollars, a warehouse full of products, or a huge social media following to start an online business. What you actually need is much simpler: Something people want → a way for them to buy it → a way to reach those people. That is the foundation of almost every successful online business. If you're starting with little money, your biggest advantage isn't capital. It's that you can start small, test your idea, learn what customers actually want, and only invest more...