Women are excellent at shopping. They just know how to do it — and they do it with style. Understandably, They are just as successful when it comes to making the whole world shop, especially online. What do we call these Xena’s and Wonder Women of the digital realm? Ecommerce Women Entrepreneurs, of course.
Ecommerce Women Entrepreneurs are killing it with their dropshipping-driven businesses, so we’ve done our research on some truly inspirational women that are making a difference in our field.
Here are a few examples:
Jean, Jean-Pierre Klifa
A fashion designer who drifts into an ecommerce business is common. But Jean has something else cooking.
Apart from her regular ecommerce business at Jean-Pierre Klifa, she has also managed to make the brand a “go-to” place for many other businesses that leverage her inventory.
Her business takes wholesale enquiries, distributor enquiries and also ships out products for you.
In short, she is one level on top of regular dropshipping driven ecommerce businesses, she has a hybrid business model where her business is ecommerce alright but she also takes on the role of a dropshipping supplier.
Julie, BeActiveWear
There’s a thing or two that can learn from passionate Ecommerce Women Entrepreneurs, one perfect example is Julie New — a loving mother of a beautiful boy and the founder of Be Activewear.
The company is 100% Australian owned operated, utilizes the dropshipping model for ecommerce, and specializes in custom design innerwear, sportswear, outerwear, tops, bottoms, and more.
Her products are perfect for indoor, outdoor, and gym enthusiasts. Although the company is Australian, dropshipping is the backbone of Julie’s thriving business.
Julie started with a few referrals, then made Facebook do all the heavy-lifting for the sales, crawled on to the Instagram bandwagon, and continues to rack up sales to this day.
Natalie Meagan, The Crybaby Club
Natalie is the founder of the The Crybaby Club, and believes in the concept of putting less money upfront and actually having access to an inventory of products that sell well.
She is also a believer in communities and her business success stems from not product uniqueness as such, but in the power of a community with a unified goal.
While Natalie is killing it with her business, it must have been tough to have the
foresight that it would turn into a feminist movement with more than 20,000 members as a part of the community.
Pins, mugs, and T-shirts might sound common to you, but not when they are customized and come off the strength of a community.
Jess Phillip, Lash Stuff
You are in a good business if your products have demand but are still hard to find elsewhere.
At Lash Stuff, Jess sells over 16 different lines of eyelash extension supplies, eye lash accessories, and uses dropshipping to find and create custom eye lash products. Occasionally, she sells unique products such as phone cases, pillows, and clothing.
Efficiency is the biggest draw Jess gets with dropshipping since she can have a larger catalogue of products to sell, more inventory on offer, no risk of unsold products, and no warehouses to manage.
Dropshipping makes an interesting business model for a large variety of reasons.
For each of these Ecommerce Women Entrepreneurs, however, dropshipping isn’t just interesting; it’s a doorway for the panacea that entrepreneur promises to be. It’s a journey that they embrace, fight it out, all to make their dreams come true.
Do you know of any Ecommerce Women Entrepreneurs who make for great dropshipping success stories? Tell us about it.
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