# The 2 Safest Ways to Depop Dropship (Alternative Methods) Channel: Jayce Pittsburgh Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z4yWa4euwKk Duration: 4 min Language: English Words: 944 Transcript page: https://viewrankai.com/tools/youtube-transcript/Z4yWa4euwKk --- [0:00] I seen a lot of comments asking how to not get banned with Depop dropshipping as there's a lot of risk associated with it. So, I'm going to be telling you the two safest ways to go about it. Something to keep in mind is they're slightly different from what I normally talk about on the channel, but the second one is one that I've mentioned on the channel before and it is by far the safest that I've seen because I've seen so many stores that get sales daily that run this and they don't get banned for for a very simple reason. So, the first way is going to be the way that nobody [0:25] is really going to want to do, but it's the safest. It is going to be ordering the physical product to your location and selling it from there. Now, the reason why this is something that a lot of people don't want to do is because you run the risk of buying a bunch of items that aren't winners. So, what I recommend doing is if you're going to buy a physical product and ship it yourself, which goes against the need for the other shipping option that a lot of people complain about, make sure that you are ordering winners. Something I've talked about on the channel already is like how to sense out winners. And the [0:52] main way is to look at the stats of already existing products that you're going to be selling. So, for example, if you're going to be selling hats, look at hats that are already doing well. If you're going to be selling, you know, baseball caps, look at baseball caps that are already doing well and you can order something similar and, you know, there's a good chance that it's going to win, but it's not always the case and with Depop dropshipping, you don't actually have to be sure because, of course, you don't need the physical product. So, that's why I'm saying there's a little bit more risk with this. However, if you order in [1:19] bulk, typically it's less, so you could get 50 products for like like way less than you would actually do one by one, which would lead to higher profit margins and it's something that a lot of people do and people on Depop don't even know it's it's dropshipped this way because you're packaging it yourself. You can put a Pokémon card in there. You can do whatever you want to make it unique. You can have a whole brand doing this. Uh you just need to identify winners. That's the the biggest bottleneck with this. The second method, which I've already talked about on the channel, is print on demand. And the [1:46] reason why this works is because Depop allows print on demand. Now, people that buy off of Depop don't necessarily like print on demand, but it doesn't matter because people buy it anyway. And if you don't know what print on demand is, pretty much you're just ordering hoodies or shirts with a design that you put on it, but you don't need to hold the physical stock. One way you can actually go about fulfilling these orders is using a site like Printify. I'll put it in the description. But, Printify you literally just put your design on there and then you can put in their shipping address. That's just how normal print on [2:15] demand businesses work. Like there's whole businesses that are centered around this fulfillment order. So, it's nothing like mind-blowing. But, the important thing with this is you still need the other shipping option. However, it gives you a tracking number. Like you don't have to scrounge around like the normal method of doing it where you don't have a tracking number or the other like they give you an American tracking number because it goes off of [2:37] like DHL Express or something like that. I'mma put up a few examples of stores that look like this because they literally most of the time they just sell t-shirts. You can do hoodies, too, but there's less of a profit margin. And that's okay if you're selling on something like Etsy or you're running your own Shopify store. But, on Depop when you're competing with $20 hoodies, it's kind of hard to throw in a $50 hoodie and try and get a $30 profit margin. It's just very unlikely. With that said though, that is probably the easiest method and the safest doing a print on demand because it's literally [3:06] in Depop's rules that you can do print on demand. It's I've seen a select few Depop customers on Reddit or something say like they don't like print on demand, but at the end of the day it's a very small minority. A lot of people don't really care how it was fulfilled. With that said, a few last announcements. I know I have been away [3:24] for a couple days of the channel. Um I am currently in the Netherlands right now. I'm in Delft. It is absolutely beautiful here, guys. I'm not going to lie. Thank you for watching. I really appreciate you. I love you so much and have an amazing day. Drop a comment for the video you want to see next. I'mma do the most that I can while I'm away with my phone and my Rode mic. That's why my hand is kind of shaky right now because [3:46] I don't have a tripod. But, yeah, thank you so much for watching and I will catch you in the next one. Peace out. --- About this transcript Read from YouTube's own caption track and laid out by ViewRank AI (https://viewrankai.com). 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