Someone was just recently asking me what they should sell online. This is a tuff question. It takes a lot of research to figure out what would be good to sell online. I paid to get access to World Wide Brands drop ship list probably almost a year ago. I often search around looking for products that I could possibly put on Ebay. Right now 100% of my internet income comes from websites that I own. Currently, I just use Ebay to purchase items and not to sell items. It takes a lot of research to figure out what to sell on the net. It takes even more research if you are selling on Ebay. (I put Ebay and stand alone websites into two different catagories. They are definitely two different worlds.)

Starting today, January 1, 2007, World Wide Brands has changed their look and the way they provide product supplier information. World Wide Brands is now offering a service that will give you full access to drop ship wholesalers, light bulk wholesalers, large volume wholesalers, liquidation wholesalers, and import buys. This new service does not only include all the above mentioned supplier types, but also gives analysis of each product you consider selling. It will show you with a click of a button what the product is going for on Ebay. This new service also gives you an idea of what the competition is like, how much demand there is for the product and more. Here’s a quick screen shot of how much a sample product is going for on Ebay.

So how much does this new service cost? It’s $299, but currently there is a $50 discount. Will I subscribe to this service? Not right now, I spent too much money for Christmas. I think it is a great tool though. If you are interested in having a free tour, you can check it out here.

Here’s an older article where I gave a review of World Wide Brands: World Wide Brands Review. This was shortly after I bought my subscription to World Wide Brand’s drop ship directory list.

Okay, I went out and bought a membership to the World Wide Brands Drop Ship Directory. The bad news is I can’t post any more dropshippers on my websites unless they are not in the World Wide Brands Directory. It’s part of their user agreement not to post their lists of dropshippers up on websites or any other venue. I will keep the dropshippers up that I found previous to my membership purchase since I found all those on my own.

Now, with that all said, the $69 membership fee is worth every penny. There are tons and tons of dropshippers on their list. Each dropshipper on their list is the real deal. They screen every business that claims to be a dropshipper only true dropshippers end up on their list. My frustration as I flipped through the list is there are too many to choose from.

My whole reasoning of purchasing the membership is to find a good product that I can sell on Ebay. The products I currently sell do great on my websites, but not on Ebay. From the two product sites I own, only used versions of my product sell well on Ebay. I deal with all new products so they aren’t hopping on Ebay. I just want to venture out on Ebay more just for the fun of it. This will also diversify my business a bit more.

I heard so much talk about World Wide Brands. Most people said they were awesome. A few said this and that. But if I were to grade Worldwidebrands.com, I would give them an A+. Check them out some time.

Almost Free Sunglasses sells replica sunglasses wholesale. I’ve never delt with them.

PCI Marketing dropships car audio, home audio, and other electronics.  When I first got into running an internet business, I found these guys.  I never used them, but feel free to check into them.

american-retro.com dropships pedal toys. When I first looked into selling pedal cars, I was really amazed with how many searches there were for pedal cars and how little competition there was.

www.califone.com

Califone is a manufacturer/dropshipper for electronic goods.  They sell everything from bull horns to DVD players.