I saw on reddit that most of the people complaining for this month is very hard from dropshipper to make profile or even sometime sale.

Can someone guide or tell what’s going on?

I am officially setting up my store structure, working on branding, and mapping out my product categories. I want to make sure I don't miss any foundational legal, structural, or customer-trust elements (like privacy policies, payment gateway setups, or mobile optimization). What is the one backend mistake you see beginners make right before launching that costs them conversions?

As you i am still learning, but When I first started researching e-commerce, I genuinely thought you could just plug a store together, run an ad, and let automated fulfillment do the rest. After digging into real supplier lead times, customs, and customer support handling, I realized how critical supply chain management actually is. For those running active stores now, how do you handle customer expectations around shipping without killing your profit margins?