Who’s ready to cash in this Q4? 👀 I dropped a high-converting Shopify store on Whop — perfect for fast setup + Q4 profits! 💥 Check it ohttps://whop.com/ecom-hustler-a2b2/shopify-store-for-q4-sales/

I used to spend hours a week packaging orders, and even tracking inventory, placing inventory orders but I just actually spend the past two weeks setting it up so all of my products are dropshipped from US suppliers. I get a 12- 20% cut on average from the retail sale but its awesome for not needing to lift a finger. An order comes in, sends the info to the owner of the product, and they ship it out from a US warehouse within 1-3 days. No more packaging from my end and no more dropshipping from china where customers will request refunds because they havent gotten any product within 2-3 weeks from when they placed the order. I used Shopify Collective to get these products automatically added to my store based on which vendors i approved (i literally didnt even spend 1 hour to get 10,000 products on my store all related to the video game niche. You can do this too. Are any of you interested in learning how to do this? If not, what other questions do you have that I can help you solve?

Has been a while I have been in this community, and planning to get more active and provide better value too. So what are y'all doing, is everyone building their stores or in the services space? What are you challenges, maybe some other community members could help too.

Still need to build a Shopify business to $5k per month? I'm back to help out, we will be inviting new members and I have new strategies that I've personally used with my new video game accessory brand. In the past 12 months I actually have sold over $100k of products with this new brand. I use Shopify as my hub of my business and I use integrating apps to help me list my products on multiple marketplaces and make sales every day. Interested? Let me know in the comments! Also I'm planning on having a live Q&A call in less than a week. What day/time works best for you guys? I might be thinking next weekend on a Saturday (already scheduled in the calendar). What questions would you guys like me to go over on that call?

I spent weeks stressing over my store design—colors, fonts, the perfect logo you name it. I wanted everything to look “perfect” before going live. But here’s the funny part: my very first sales came from a store that looked far from perfect 😂. That taught me something important → done is better than perfect. You can always improve as you go, but you can’t learn until you launch. Has anyone else been guilty of overthinking before launching?