Drop Servicing -

A common mistake is marking up a $50 service to $60. That is not a business; that is a coupon.

: Unlike e-commerce, you don't need to buy physical inventory or pay for storage.

| Feature | Drop Shipping | Drop Servicing | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | 15–30% (high ad costs) | 50–80% (purely intellectual) | | Inventory | Physical stock, returns, shipping delays | None | | Scalability | Limited by supply chains | Unlimited (hire more freelancers) | | Entry Barrier | Low, but saturated | Medium (trust and sales skills) | drop servicing

Write down three hyper-specific service offers. Example: "I edit 60-second Instagram Reels for fitness coaches."

Whatever the freelancer charges, multiply it by 4. A common mistake is marking up a $50 service to $60

The biggest risk in drop servicing is the freelancer disappearing or doing bad work. You must be the quality control.

Don’t sell “marketing.” Sell “Instagram Reel editing for real estate agents.” Specificity builds trust. | Feature | Drop Shipping | Drop Servicing

Use Carrd (simple), Webflow, or WordPress. You need three pages: Home, Services, Contact. Do not mention outsourcing. Position yourself as the agency.