Key Features
• Follow a day-by-day plan that takes you from zero to your first sale
• Learn how to pick products that sell without guessing or hoping
• Set up your store, ads, and supplier links with simple, repeatable steps
• Avoid the costly mistakes that sink most new stores before they start
• Build a foundation you can scale without burning through cash
Book Description
Most dropshipping guides tell you it is easy. They show you screenshots of huge profits and promise you will get the same results overnight. This book does not do that.
Dropshipping in 7 Days gives you the real story. You will not find fake screenshots or empty hype here. What you will find is a clear, honest plan that walks you through every single step — from picking your first product to making your first sale.
Each day has a purpose. Day one, you learn how to find products people actually want. Day two, you pick a supplier you can trust. Day three, you build your store. Day four, you write product pages that convert. Day five, you set up your ads. Day six, you test and fix what is not working. Day seven, you make your first sale.
This is not a get-rich-quick book. It is a get-started-right book. You will learn what works, what does not, and why most beginners fail in their first month. You will see how to avoid the traps that drain your budget before you make a single dollar.
By the end of seven days, you will have a live store, real traffic, and the tools to keep growing. No guesswork. No filler. Just a plan that works if you do.
What You Will Learn
• Find winning products using simple research methods anyone can follow
• Choose reliable suppliers and avoid the ones that will hurt your business
• Build a clean, fast store that looks professional on any device
• Write product descriptions that make people want to buy
• Run your first ad campaign without wasting money on the wrong audience
• Track what works, fix what does not, and scale what does
• Handle your first orders, refunds, and customer questions with confidence
Who This Book Is For
This book is for beginners who want to start a dropshipping store but do not know where to begin. It is for people who are tired of watching others succeed online while they stay stuck. If you have a small budget, no experience, and a willingness to follow a plan, this book will get you to your first sale.
If you are looking for a shortcut that requires no effort, this is not it. But if you are ready to put in seven days of focused work, this book will show you exactly what to do.
Chase Hargreaves has spent over 15 years building, testing, and scaling online stores. He started his first e-commerce venture in 2009 with $200 and a single product. That store failed. So did the next two. But each one taught him something — what to do, what to avoid, and what separates stores that survive from stores that sink.
By 2014, Chase had built a six-figure online store from scratch. He did it without a big budget, a team, or fancy tools. He used the same principles you'll find in this book — pick a good niche, find reliable suppliers, write descriptions that sell, and treat customers like people, not numbers.
Chase holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Management from the University of Colorado. His coursework focused on marketing and consumer behavior — two areas that shaped how he approaches online selling. He believes that understanding why people buy matters more than knowing how to run ads.
Over the years, Chase has been recognized for his work in e-commerce education. He was named a Top Voice in Online Business by the Digital Commerce Association and received the Entrepreneurial Excellence Award for his contributions to small business training. He has helped over 3,000 beginners launch their first online stores through his courses, workshops, and one-on-one coaching.
Chase lives in Austin, Texas, with his wife, their two children, and a golden retriever named Biscuit. When he's not working on stores or writing, you'll find him hiking the trails around the Texas Hill Country, testing new coffee brewing methods (a habit that started long before he wrote a book about portable coffee makers), and reading business biographies of people who built something from nothing.
He wrote this book because he got tired of watching beginners waste money on courses that overpromised and underdelivered. He wanted to give people a real plan — one that works in seven days, not seven months. No fluff. No hype. Just the steps that actually produce results.
Chase believes anyone can build an online store. Not everyone will. The ones who do are the ones who show up, do the work, and keep going when it gets hard.
This book is his way of making sure more people do.