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Posts like this from big ecom guys are why beginners are stuck ngl Big ecom gurus forget what year 1 actually looks like. 1. Testing in the US is the standard. If it hits there, you scale into other regions after. EU as your main market means VAT eats 20% off the top before you even count cogs. 2. 1 product per day? Some of my tests run 2 weeks at break even before I know it's a winner/if I should cut the product. 3. Fact lol. 4. Also fact. 5. Locking into one niche caps your ceiling. You miss every product outside that lane. Can't imagine solely testing beauty products for dropshipping either, that market is cooked lol 6. True, but realistically you're going to want to treat yourself, which is fine just don't do it to the detriment of your store. 7. Delegating ASAP as a beginner is how you lose money. You can't manage what you don't understand. Take the time to learn every lever first, THEN delegate when something is actually eating time better spent elsewhere. I feel like most gurus don't get this because they are past the point of testing products and trenching. That's why you gotta watch new and niche dropshipping creators when they pop up, like me for example lol