Dropshipping have always seem to be a great way to sell things online. The concept behind it is that you do not have to purchase or stock your inventories first. You list the items for sale, customers buy, pay and you send the orders to the dropshipper, who will send the items directly to the client.

When you order your items this way, however, you are not exactly buying in bulk. Unless, of course, the customers buy in bulk from you. But that’s rarely the case. So, you don’t get the best bargains for your profits.

But if storing, shipping all the orders yourself, hiring employees and managing inventories sounds devastating to you, there’s another option.

You can use an order fulfillment service. Amazon has created one of the most advanced fulfillment networks which you can tap into.

Here’s briefly how Amazon Fulfillment Service works:

1. You send your merchandise in bulk to Amazon’s warehouse.
2. You list the items for sale on ebay or Amazon.
3. Customers shop on your website, buy and pay you directly.
4. You send orders to Amazon Fulfillment Service.
5. Amazon Fulfillment Service ships and packs your items with tracking information.

Fulfillment fees vary depending on the type of item (Media or non-media), its dimensions and weight, and the shipping method used.

Check out Amazon Fulfillment Service here.