Hi,

When it comes to ecommerce, competition is always high.

But the online world is an ever-changing landscape. Because of this, gaps are formed in the ecommerce market all the time.

But how do you go about finding them? How do you know what the next big thing will be? And how can you find these gaps in the ecommerce market before anyone else does?

If you're wondering this, then we have an amazing article for you this week!

But first, let's begin this email with the news of the week:

• If you missed the email from last week, then don't forget to check out this article. It contains everything you need to know about starting a dropshipping business in the UK!
• 'Inside the wealth and power of China’s e-commerce influencers' - Did you know already it was so popular in China? Check it out here!
• 'Ecommerce in 2022: What do the experts predict?' - Interested in checking out some trends? You can see them here.
• 'Google, Facebook CEOs oversaw illegal ad auction deal that gave Facebook an advantage, states allege' - Check it out here!

So, what about this week? Well, we’ve got two amazing new articles for you:

In this first article, we will go over the question; what is the difference between Oberlo and Spocket? Which one should you go with?

In this article, we will discuss some of the differences between Oberlo and Spocket, why you might need to use Oberlo or Spocket in 2022, and what their pros and cons are!

So if you're curious now, check out the article here:

• Oberlo vs. Spocket: Which One to Choose in 2022?

Ready for this?

Are you wondering how to find gaps when doing ecommerce?

This blog post will help answer those questions by providing seven tips that will keep your business ahead of the curve.

Use these tips to find gaps in the ecommerce market and make your store successful!

Curious now? Check out the article by clicking below 👇

• How to Find Gaps in the Ecommerce Market (7 Tips)

Have a great rest of your week!

Greetings,

Richard

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