When the crypto craze broke out in Kosovo, one of my friends reached out and inquired if I knew anything about drop-shipping and Shopify stores, lucky for him, at that time I had just finished building my first few small drop-shipping stores (Less than 20 products), and I was pretty confident in my abilities to deliver. Following our conversation, I got a call from the actual clients (It was a 3-person business venture) through my friend, that were also from Kosovo.

E-commerce, just like any other shop, is something that although is a very risky start, but once you start getting your first few clients, you start gaining customers from marketing and especially from word of mouth. Why? Well, if your friend has bought something from XYZ.com, wouldn't you want to check the store out? And while you're at it, perhaps you come across something unique that you'd also want to get and so the wheel starts turning slowly but surely. During our initial discussion, we set out some key foundations regarding what the store would offer, how it would be unique and beneficial to a common man and in turn, be profitable. What did we settle on? Clothing, electronics and home accessories.

After finalizing our niche, we started working on the logo design, our client was adamant on something that could be easily recognizable, but also not 'over the top'

This project was by far one of the biggest drop-shipping stores I had worked on, with over 1000 high selling products identified through paid tools and apps, along with setting up the store, designing the logos, setting up payment gateways, this was by no means an easy feat, but I was determined to see it through.

By recruiting some of my fellow Shopify experts, we managed to topple over this project from start to finish, including everything from logo designs, mock-ups, revisions and final delivery within 30 days.

At the end of the 30 days, we were finally finished with our Drop-shipping E-commerce store including 1250 (to be exact) products imported and edited from various drop-shipping websites, all payment gateways setup, custom logos, and with some fine-tuning through HTML and CSS to ensure that everything ran buttery smooth.