In this shorter issue I highlight an app with local food & drink deals, a dropshipping store selling Lego-type toys, a Shopify freelancer marketplace, and what I learned last week.
Hi Roman, I just discovered your News letter, and have read everything, it’s amazing. Congratulations 🥳
I have a question regarding “Dropshipping - Lego-style Toys” were you mention Building an affiliate website with reviews of various Lego-type sets. Can you expand on this for me a little? Are you saying write reviews on your own toys? If you owned the site?
Hey Dan - thanks for the note. Glad to hear that you find value in the newsletter.
An affiliate website is typically a website which has product reviews with links to buy the products somewhere else (Amazon, brand website, etc).
If you wanted to go the affiliate route in this example then I would research some affiliate programs which are relevant for Legos. Even Lego itself has an affiliate program (https://www.lego.com/en-us/page/affiliate-program). So the idea is you review their products and drive people to the Lego website. Lego pays you a commission on each sale.
You can see what Lego related products are sold on Amazon and write reviews for those as well and get revenue from the Amazon Associates program. Of course this is all easier said than done but that's the broad outline.
Hopefully that provides a bit more color. If not, feel free to reach out and we can discuss more in-depth.
Hi Roman, I just discovered your News letter, and have read everything, it’s amazing. Congratulations 🥳
I have a question regarding “Dropshipping - Lego-style Toys” were you mention Building an affiliate website with reviews of various Lego-type sets. Can you expand on this for me a little? Are you saying write reviews on your own toys? If you owned the site?
Hey Dan - thanks for the note. Glad to hear that you find value in the newsletter.
An affiliate website is typically a website which has product reviews with links to buy the products somewhere else (Amazon, brand website, etc).
If you wanted to go the affiliate route in this example then I would research some affiliate programs which are relevant for Legos. Even Lego itself has an affiliate program (https://www.lego.com/en-us/page/affiliate-program). So the idea is you review their products and drive people to the Lego website. Lego pays you a commission on each sale.
You can see what Lego related products are sold on Amazon and write reviews for those as well and get revenue from the Amazon Associates program. Of course this is all easier said than done but that's the broad outline.
Hopefully that provides a bit more color. If not, feel free to reach out and we can discuss more in-depth.