@Ricky Elers 1st I would recommend learning about the flow of things There are a lot of working and moving parts 1. I would suggest product research (u can't sell a product no1 wants) there are tools for that. But it's hard to sift through the Bs tools and legitimate 1, especially when considering what your needs are. Auto ds, zik analytics, AliExpress, are decent, but then u have to understand the strategy behind implementation. (Ie. What are gonna be your filters and search methodology.) It takes someone with a few years of experience (from what I understand) to understand how to pick award winner products. Low competition high demand is best (if possible). Thats y some pros will tell you that product research should take 2-3 days. This includes competitor analysis ECT. These tools make it easy to find suppliers and fulfill orders. With dropshipping, I hear success is a combination of at least 3-5 necessary skills sets. 1. Product research/supply chain management 2. Marketing (you probably won't find 1 person to do all forms, email smm, SEO on/off/tech SEO. U HAVE TO KNOW ABOUT SEO!!! This is 1 of those things people will bs u about if you don't know., affiliate, paid ads) then u have to choose which platforms is best for your audience.alotta contractors will just do something they know, but tell you the reason they don't do the rest is because they don't see the purpose 3. Customer service/order fulfillment/CFO 4. Web developmer/digital designer 5. graphic design and video editing services (in which video editing breaks off into another branch of sub groups) From my experience, you either need skills, resources, or money to be successful. The worst part about hiring contractors is that they often over charge and share the same info with 3-10 clients so they're making way more doing the same thing for everyone. There are tools, resources, and contractors everywhere, but remember... During the gold rush, the real gold was selling equipment used to mine the goal!

There's alotta scams out there... Thanks for the warning. How's everything with your store overall?