Benefits Disadvantages Is dropshipping for you?

All of that being said, finding a good freelance writer can still 
be tricky, especially if you’ve never worked with a writer before. 
Finding someone with an established portfolio is usually your 
best bet. Remember that just like logo and web design, writing 
takes a lot of work, so it’s not going to be cheap.

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7. Branding
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While writing rates are variable, expect to pay the equivalent of 10 cents per 
word or higher to get the good stuff. Some writers charge hourly or per project, 
so you’d have to figure out the per word equivalent. If you’re in a smaller or more 
technically demanding niche, you’ll need to pay even more to find someone who is 
experienced in the field. The bottom line is that for premium, professional writing, 
you’ll need to budget accordingly.
Maintaining Your Brand
Once you’ve worked on both your internal and external branding for a while, you 
should have a solid sense of your brand as a whole. A lasting brand will require 
development, so tweak it from time to time. For example, if you notice your 
customers using a certain tone of voice, you might want to emulate that with your 
copy.
As your store grows, your brand will too. If you keep focusing on 
improving your brand, you’ll have a dropshipping business that 
attracts customers in droves and keeps them coming back for more.

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8. Finding & Dealing With Suppliers
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It’s been a long road so far, but it’s finally time to start talking about suppliers. Now 
that you’ve built up your business and understand your place in the market, you 
can work on building relationships with suppliers to get the actual products to sell.
In this chapter, I’ll give you a primer on how to find and contact suppliers. I’ll also go 
over some common pitfalls that first-time dropshippers often make when looking 
for suppliers to work with.