How does Rictheli Souza's approach to dropshipping outperform traditional methods?

I focus on a “modernized” version of dropshipping that leans heavily on digital marketing and brand positioning instead of just listing random products and hoping for sales.

Here’s how my approach typically outperforms traditional methods:

• I choose offers with high perceived value and solid commissions, not low-margin, generic products
• I build content on Instagram/TikTok to warm up the audience, instead of relying only on ads
• I prioritize automation and working lean from home (2–3 focused hours)
• I treat it like a real online business: email list, follow-up, and long-term customer relationship

What part are you most interested in: product selection, marketing, or automation?