Drop Servicing Blueprint Review: DYLAN IS HIDING SOMETHING…

 

Hi, and welcome to my Drop Servicing Blueprint review. 

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Although the Drop Servicing Blueprint is a legit, detailed, step-by-step course, I believe there are some things you should know about it. It would be best to read this review carefully to find out why I’m not a big fan of this business model and to get acquainted with what I believe is a much better alternative. 

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So, you want to know whether the Drop Servicing Blueprint is legit? 🤔

Gorjan here, and in today’s unbiased review, we’ll discuss and explore Dylan Sigley’s well-known drop servicing course, a 6-week step-by-step program that teaches you how to start your drop servicing business within less than a month.

I will review his course over the next few minutes, discuss its pros and cons, and tell you what I think about it, ultimately helping you determine whether this course and the business model that it teaches are right for you at this given time.

Not only will I share many reasons why I don’t think this type of business is ideal for beginners, but I’ll also recommend a much better, more cost-effective alternative that is much more suitable for newbies on a budget who don’t have a few thousands of dollars to invest. ~ you can even get started for free. 

I’ll actually be introducing you to the very same step-by-step program that continuously helps me to generate over $4,000 each month. Thanks to this program’s amazing, well-structured strategy, I left my corporate 9 to 5 and have been making a consistent, full-time income working from home ever since. 

 

 

Also, before I continue…

…I just want to let you know that I am in no way, shape, or form associated with Dylan or any of his competitors, for that matter. My only goal is to help you make the right choice by providing you with all the facts about this course, its owner, and all the little secrets cleverly hidden from you about this business model.

While drop servicing is an entirely legal business model that has made a lot of folks a lot of money, there are still some things about it that I believe you should know before deciding if it’s the right choice for you. Please read this review carefully so you can see what I have to say, and of course, feel free to ask me anything. I usually reply within 24 hours and would gladly help you out.

If you decide that this is really what you want to do, I will break down each model separately and tell you more about what you can expect from each one.

 

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Hi, my name is Gorjan, and I’m making a full-time income working from home. Feel free to read my about page if you wish to learn more about my story, past experiences, and how I can help you set up your 1st passive revenue source. 

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Drop Servicing Blueprint Review

Drop servicing, also known as service arbitrage, is a very similar business model to dropshipping, where you, as the middleman, connect the customer with a specific service he’s looking for. Instead of selling physical products, you’re “dropshipping” services from online marketplaces like Fiverr, where thousands of people go when they need something done, such as creating a logo, an infographic, or voiceover.

 

For example…

you visit a freelance website like SolidGigs and find a logo-maker selling his designs for $10. You then list the same gig on a different website, such as UpWork, for double the amount, and when someone orders from you, you just outsource it to the logo-maker you found on SolidGigs and take all the leftover profits.

This is, of course, just a low-paying example, and if you’re serious about making money with service arbitrage, you will need to focus on services that cost at least a few $100s. One I can think of on top of my head is hiring a Facebook ads expert.

 

How Does The Drop Servicing Blueprint Work? 

Here’s a fundamental rundown of how this course and business work.

First, you need to decide what you want to sell, whether it’s a transcription service or graphic design, and once you’ve figured that out, it’s time to create a website to list the service and start selling it. Dylan covers every aspect of creating and running a drop servicing website, including how to connect a payment gateway to receive payments from your clients, so don’t worry about it.

 

Secondly…

…you must find your team members to do all the heavy lifting. Once you’ve chosen your service and found your workers (and you have an idea of how much they would charge you), whether they be designers or copywriters of whatever, it’s time to come up with your own prices and include them within your website.

After that, it’s all about getting clients through various traffic methods, whether free or paid, charging them, and going home with the profits. Although it looks pretty straightforward, there are some things you should know about this “almost perfect” business model. Trust me; you’ll want to hear what I have to say.

 

My Main Concerns With This Business Model 

The biggest issue with drop servicing is that many gurus, one of them being Dylan himself, portray it as an easy, beginner-friendly way to make money online when in fact, it’s not. Not only is it much more demanding than most well-known business models out there, but it is also super problematic, almost impossible to create a consistent income with this. This is the last thing you’d want to do as a novice.

Most gurus don’t want you to know that maintaining that client relationship and delivering consistent results is the hardest part. Yes, I believe you will do well in finding clients and freelancers to do the work for you, but I assure you that the most difficult part comes after you try to turn this into a long-term business.

Mastering client acquisition is not as complicated as maintaining that steady revenue source, week after week, months on end. This is what most drop-servicing course owners don’t want you to know because this dirty little secret is why guys like Dylan keep on making thousands of dollars from their courses.

 

As mentioned, if you want your effort to pay off and make something worthwhile out of this, you’ll need to focus on services that pay more money, like Facebook advertising, for example. However, finding Facebook ad experts that deliver consistent results and quality of service is not just very difficult but highly pricey too, which I assume isn’t what you’re looking for as a beginner on a budget.

 

Oh, and for the record, dropshipping is much better than drop servicing. 🙂

It’s much easier to sell at higher volumes with dropshipping since you’re dealing with a physical product, where all you only need to do is invest a little bit more money into Facebook ads. With drop servicing, on the other hand, scaling up means that you will acquire more clients, for which you will also need to hire, let’s say, more Facebook ads experts, for example. ~ it quickly starts to add up. 

 

Scaling in eCommerce is much more uncomplicated, and that’s a fact.

Even though Dylan teaches free traffic strategies to get clients, the reality is that you need to use paid traffic if you want to earn a lot of money as a drop servicer. I’m not saying that you won’t get any results if you use free traffic, but you still have to remember that free internet traffic is more tricky and requires more time.

 

I think free traffic is much better than paid, but it has its time and place.

I’m not sure if you know, but getting clients by running Facebook ads is not the best option for beginners on a budget because although using Facebook ads is a great way to find the ideal people to sell your services to, it can get a little costly.

Furthermore, there’s an invisible price ceiling on the services you resell, meaning that you can’t overcharge your clients because there’s a market standard on how much a particular service costs. Even if you have complete control over the price at which you will sell a specific service, you must understand that 99% of people will not pay more than $200 for a logo. ~ the margins aren’t as high as Dylan says.

 

Last but not least…

…this business model can’t be run by a solopreneur, meaning that the only way to scale it is to shell out even more money so you can hire and train your drop servicing team. As you can see, the costs start to add up quickly, and now you know why I believe you should think twice about enrolling in Dylans course.

 

I don’t want there to be any misunderstanding.

I’m not saying you can’t make money as a drop servicer. On the contrary, you can earn a lot, but you have to understand that it is very complicated to reach a constant flow of money and that you will have months with meager earnings if you venture into this business. ~ in a way, it’s like running a marketing agency. 

 

Course Curriculum

I’ve seen and reviewed quite a lot of courses throughout the years, and I must say that the Drop Servicing Blueprint is, without a doubt, among the biggest and most detailed ones. Not only is the course jam-packed with content, but Dylan is constantly adding new learning materials, which is commendable.

The course is currently being sold for a one-time fee of $997 or a $397 three-month recurring payment. This is quite an okay price for this course, but you have to consider that you will have further costs for all the necessary tools that this business requires. Now you see why I say that it all starts to add up.

 

There are high chances that the course price may increase during the coming year, so if you are planning to try your hand at this business, try to do it as soon as possible, as long as the price is still reasonable. Honestly, I personally wouldn’t bother buying the course if the price goes over half a thousand dollars.

 

7 Day Accelerator – How to Get Your First Sale Fast 

The 7-Day Accelerator will give you a basic overview of the course; with it, it’s possible to land your first client within the first week. This will likely not happen, but some students have landed their first client within the first seven days of buying this course. However, you shouldn’t expect this. ~ it’s a brief version.

 

Day 1: Getting Started 

1. Introduction 
2. Choose your business idea 
3. Research the competition 
4. Choose your niche 
5. Build your team 
6. The delivery system
   

 

Day 2: Plan Your Business 

1. Introduction 
2. Generate your name & purchase your domain 
3. Decide on your packages and price
4. Plan your website and assemble your drag & drop copy 
5. Done for you copywriting
   

 

Day 3: Build Your Business 

1. Introduction 
2. Install WordPress 
3. Install your theme 
4. Build your website 
5. Create PayPal buttons 
6. Create other pages 
7. Create the menu 
8. Create your logo 
9. The call to action 

 

Day 4: Plan Your Launch

1. Introduction 
2. Set up your G-Suite e-mail address 
3. Choose a target niche 
4. Construct your launch offer 

 

Day 5: Build Your List 

1. Introduction 
2. Build Your list 
3. Directories 
4. Yelp 
5. Facebook outreach 
6. Linkedin & Facebook groups 
7. Linkedin & Duxsoup & Inmail 
8. Instagram 
9. Appointment setters 
10. Facebook page outreach 

 

Day 6: Launch Your First Campaign 

1. Introduction 
2. Set up your campaign 
3. Launch your first campaign 
4. Dealing with replies 
5. Setting up calls 
6. Having a conversation – the sales call 

 

Million Dollar Sales System

1. Master the art 
2. Automate your calls 
3. Example calls 

 

Day 7: Get Your First Sale 

1. Introduction 
2. Following up – the seven touch points 
3. Test and adjust your offer 
4. First sale 
5. Steve Pope’s success story: from $0 to $26,000 a month

 

Week 1: The Foundations 

This is where the actual course starts. Week 1 is all about having the right mindset, so you can expect to learn a lot about business perspectives, which will open up your business to new opportunities. I was not too fond of mindset modules back in the day, but with time, I realized they were equally important as all the technicalities, so it would be best not to skip this one. 

1. How this course will change you 
2. How to achieve your goals 
3. Why “YOU” can’t reach your goals 
4. Transformation
5. Make a shift 
6. Maximize energy, clarity & focus for maximum profits 
7. Create your irresistible offer 
8. Action items 
9. Live Q & A 

 

Week 2: Build Your Business 

1. Overview 
2. Backwards engineer the system 
3. Choose your service and niche
4. What makes our clients buy 
5. Our copywriting toolbelt 
6. Choose your name and price
7. Building brand assets and real estate 
8. What design assets you need 
9. Copywriting masterclass
10. The automatic conversion website system
11. Finding the best delivery team 
12. Building your sales system 
13. Build your website (done for you & do it yourself) 
14. Use our website team 

 

Week 3: Get Clients With Free Marketing Methods 

1. Getting your first sales 
2. Design > Build > Test > Automate > Scale 
3. The leapfrogging expansion strategy 
4. Cold e-mail domination – Introduction
5. Cold e-mail domination – Setting up the system 
6. Cold e-mail domination – Finding your target audience & lead generation 
7. Cold e-mail domination – Writing your offer & setting up your first campaign 
8. Cold calling 
9. Direct mail 
10. Social outreach
11. Search Engine Optimization
12. Affiliate marketing 
13. Social media marketing 
14. Action items 
15. Live Q & A 

 

Week 4: Get Clients With Paid Marketing Methods 

1. Advertising 101 
2. Competitive research 
3. Campaign planning 
4. Campaign creation 
5. Campaign management 
6. The power of Facebook advertising
7. Facebook ads – Create your first campaign 
8. Facebook ads – Audience targeting methods 
9. Facebook ads – Reverse engineer best ads 
10. Facebook ads – Create your winning ads 
11. Facebook ads – Advanced retargeting 
12. Facebook ads – Lookalike audiences 
13. Facebook ads – Track and optimize your campaign 
14. Facebook ads – Scale to the moon 
15. Facebook ads – Win with paid advertising 
16. Google ads – Introduction 
17. Google ads – Search network 
18. Google ads – Display network 
19. Google ads – Research and planning 
20. Google ads – Campaign creation 
21. Google ads – management 
22. Linkedin ads – Introduction 
23. Linkedin ads – Research and planning 
24. Linkedin ads – Creation and management 
25. Remarketing introduction 
26. Google remarketing 
27. Youtube remarketing 
28. Linkedin remarketing 
29. Action items 

 

Week 5: Automate Your Business to Work on Autopilot 

1. Planning your Drop Servicing team 
2. Hiring your Drop Servicing team 
3. Managing and training your Drop Servicing team 
4. Automating production & administration 
5. Automating sales & marketing 
6. Automating ALL of your e-mail tutorial 
7. Creating working procedures 
8. Action items 
9. Live Q & A 

 

Week 6: Scale to The Moon 

1. The rapid scaling formula 
2. Advanced scaling methods 
3. Conversion rate maximization 
4. Building your buyer army 
5. Increase your revenue with up-sells, cross-sells, and down-sells 
6. Managing finances and accounting 
7. Live Q & A 

 

Is Drop Servicing Blueprint Legit?

Yes, the Drop Servicing Blueprint is a legit 6-week step-by-step program that will teach you everything about starting a drop servicing business. However, the chances that you will be able to make any profit in the first two or three weeks as speculated are very small, and I just want to make sure you understand that before you decide whether or not you wish to buy this course. ~ okay? 

From experience, starting a business online can be the most frightening but exciting venture. Even though the whole business model sounds very simple, where you have to find freelancers to work for you cheaply and sell their services to clients willing to pay more, there’s more to it, as explained above.

It’s a complicated process that is very doable, but I wouldn’t necessarily recommend it to beginners with no experience building and managing their own businesses. Dylan’s program breaks everything down into digestible chunks, making everything more manageable. Still, even then, I would think twice about venturing into this business. There are far better alternatives that don’t require such substantial startup costs, and as said, I’ll introduce you to one of them.

The Drop Servicing Blueprint is a very well-organized, detailed course that comes with a lot of templates, and it can undoubtedly help you land your first client.

 

If you buy this course, you will also get…

…access to an exclusive Facebook group where you can chat with all the other members and Dylan himself. The group is surprisingly active, and besides getting access to it, you will also get a free 30-minute transformation call with Dylan, which you must use within the first two weeks of purchasing the course.

Dylan does an excellent job at explaining everything thoroughly. When he’s giving instructions on how to do something specific, the videos show his computer screen, so you know exactly what he’s doing. As unbelievable as it may sound, many teachers still don’t implement this teaching style for some reason.

Overall, the course is great, but please remember that the course cost is only one part of the equation. You will still need to invest in tools after, and I just want to ensure you’re okay with that. Although he sometimes tends to hype things up, Dylan Sigley is a legit entrepreneur, and you can learn a lot from him.

 

Still, it’s up to you whether you want to have him as a mentor after learning all the secrets he wouldn’t share. Just so you know, the Drop Servicing Blueprint comes with a 30-day action-based refund policy, meaning that in order to get a refund, you must prove that you’ve implemented all the strategies that Dylans teaches and that they haven’t worked for you, which is honestly, stupid.

If you think you’ll replace your income in a week, this course is not for you. Building a drop servicing business takes a lot of effort and determination; honestly, it may even seem like you’re working nonstop. If you’re willing to grind and put in the time to achieve results, then sure, I support you in going all in.

 

How I Make a Living Online

In all honesty, drop servicing is just another fancy term for running a marketing agency. Although it can be highly profitable, this business model is not ideal for people on a limited budget, so I want to introduce you to a much better alternative that is much more sustainable and twice as worthwhile. 

Unlike Dylan’s course, my alternative will allow you to start your own online business that you can manage and grow on your own without depending on other people’s schedules and skills. It also requires a lot of work, but at least it offers consistent profits, helping you predict your earnings in the coming months.

One of the best ways to create a consistent income stream online is to create simple yet stunning, profit-ready websites and promote other people’s products and services in exchange for predetermined, recurring commissions. 

 

The business model is known…

…as affiliate marketing, and as an affiliate, my “job,” if you can call it that, is to promote ad sell other people’s goods online, earning a percentage of the sales. 

Suppose you would like to learn how to do all of this. In that case, I suggest you read my step-by-step guide, where I not only break down the whole process in detail but also share the very same platform that taught me how to do all of this, which is also responsible for all my achievements so far. It’s free to start with, meaning there’s no risk involved, nor is a credit card required.

 

 

Hopefully, this Drop Servicing Blueprint review helped you better understand this course and the business model it teaches. If you want to ask me something, feel free to write me in the comments. I usually reply within a day.