This might be helpful... What's the differences
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Posted On: 01/08/2024 6:45:24 PM
This might be helpful...
What's the differences between a Market.Live affiliate and a Market.Live dropship seller?
My take. Do your own DD to verify...
A Market.Live affiliate cost nothing to sign up. You don't get a website but you can sell any product on Market.Live by sharing a link with people to buy products on your website, social media sites, TikTok etc. I assume Market.Live affiliate are not hosting Market.Live events? They could go Live on TikTok but I think TikTok might try to block or force those users to go through TikTok shop which means you'd want to be a dropship seller instead.
You get compensated in Market.Live gift cards which means more sales for Market.Live.
https://www.market.live/portal/become-affiliate
A Market.Live dropship seller pay a montly fee. You do get a website. I posted a sample yesterday. You can have 25-200 products on your website for you to sell depending on what level you sign up for. If you sign up for the Professional Plan, you can even add your own products. You are compensated by a percent of total sales.
https://www.market.live/portal/web/6334e3f02081610f68ef47c7/
What I don't know is...
What is the cost/deal with the Shopify stores that are signing up weekly. Certainly that isn't free. The appeal for them is they can host Market.Live events OR choose not to and let others...Affiliates and dropship sellers, sell their products. If I had a Shopify store, the latter would be really, really, really appealing. Instead of me being the owner, seller, etc., potentially I could have an army of people selling.
I'll give you a few example that people might be familiar with...
https://www.amazon.com/Snuggie-Fleece-Blanket...M1I0S?th=1
https://www.amazon.com/Simple-Toilet-Stool-Sq...B00HSR1B9W
Turn back the clock a number of years and imagine 5,000 people selling either of these. Verb / Market.Live would make a fortune.
Sales could possibly $1M a day on something that goes viral.
Today's equivalent is the Stanley cup that people are just ape shit about for some reason. At least it's less disposal cups ending up in landfills so there is that.
What's the differences between a Market.Live affiliate and a Market.Live dropship seller?
My take. Do your own DD to verify...
A Market.Live affiliate cost nothing to sign up. You don't get a website but you can sell any product on Market.Live by sharing a link with people to buy products on your website, social media sites, TikTok etc. I assume Market.Live affiliate are not hosting Market.Live events? They could go Live on TikTok but I think TikTok might try to block or force those users to go through TikTok shop which means you'd want to be a dropship seller instead.
You get compensated in Market.Live gift cards which means more sales for Market.Live.
https://www.market.live/portal/become-affiliate
A Market.Live dropship seller pay a montly fee. You do get a website. I posted a sample yesterday. You can have 25-200 products on your website for you to sell depending on what level you sign up for. If you sign up for the Professional Plan, you can even add your own products. You are compensated by a percent of total sales.
https://www.market.live/portal/web/6334e3f02081610f68ef47c7/
What I don't know is...
What is the cost/deal with the Shopify stores that are signing up weekly. Certainly that isn't free. The appeal for them is they can host Market.Live events OR choose not to and let others...Affiliates and dropship sellers, sell their products. If I had a Shopify store, the latter would be really, really, really appealing. Instead of me being the owner, seller, etc., potentially I could have an army of people selling.
I'll give you a few example that people might be familiar with...
https://www.amazon.com/Snuggie-Fleece-Blanket...M1I0S?th=1
https://www.amazon.com/Simple-Toilet-Stool-Sq...B00HSR1B9W
Turn back the clock a number of years and imagine 5,000 people selling either of these. Verb / Market.Live would make a fortune.
Sales could possibly $1M a day on something that goes viral.
Today's equivalent is the Stanley cup that people are just ape shit about for some reason. At least it's less disposal cups ending up in landfills so there is that.
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