We're part of Calgary Catholic School District with 54,000 students, almost 110 schools next year and over 5,000 staff and that's why we have so many with us today. We want to tell our story from St. Timothy's perspective and it's been a real interesting journey. I know the team last year set the stage for us to better respond to the students in our building and not just students first nation students but all students and one of the things I want to focus on today is good practice is good practice and meeting kids where they're at is what we need to do in all cases so we've seen some success around that but before I go too far I just want to introduce the team here to present to you today we have Susie Olson who's one of our LA teachers Susie can raise your hand where is she over there oh hey Susie's in the back we couldn't even get around the stage there's so many of us. Keith Rueche is our trades he's our welding and our woods gentleman he works with the kids in the shop and we've had a lot of impact with our students in that regard. We have Laurie Mayer who's our foods and fashion teacher and we're doing a lot of cultural type activities in the foods lab the nice part of about that is not only for the kids that are getting to create the beadwork and such but the other kids being exposed to the traditions the the first nations traditions which we're really proud of. Next we have Laurie Brakespear who's our literacy lead and she's one of our diverse learning teachers and with her elementary junior high background we are in a high school setting she was able to see really quickly that many of our students were you know having gaps in their education especially in the area of literacy so she's going to talk to you a little bit about how we focus on literacy and how that is the key to students futures and we've had grade 10 grade 11 kids that sometimes are reading at a grade two three level and sometimes we find them in high school classes and then we wonder why their attendance drops and they're not engaged so really being purposeful in how we actually connect with kids being flexible and trying to understand them. Trish Kanifani is one of our educational assistants and she's the lady that helps us with with food and as we know food is very much more than just food it's about welcoming people into our community so we started a very comprehensive food program everyone thinks there's a lot of money out in Cochrane but you'd be surprised the amount of kids that do not come to school each day fed and without fuel they don't go too long during the day and they can't learn. Wanda First Rider is our culture liaison from the district Wanda Wanda works with all of the students in Calgary Catholic and many of you know Wanda I had the privilege of running into her brother this morning and I don't even think he knew she was coming today so it's a chance for you guys to reconnect. Cindy Stephanato she's our consultant First Nations FMI consultant and Cindy brings a perspective to our large district around residential schools and some of the teachings her grandmother shared with her and I believe that's the team I want to talk a little Susan McClellan how can I forget Susan she's the longtime counselor who has this window into Stony Nakota and she's built such amazing relationships with many of our students and we know that it's through relationships that we are allowed to do the work we do. The kids don't trust us they don't want to be a part of the school and the conversation so she's done a fabulous job in that area and she's going to talk to you a little bit about her strategies and some of the support she provides not just to our First Nations students but to all students. So I want to talk to you a little bit about our journey. Last year was sort of laying the groundwork and the big part for us was what are we going to do to embrace our students coming from Stony Nakota and you know the team last year this is my first year at the school had done some wonderful work in embracing strategies that we're really opening the door to kids meeting them where they're at and I really want you to keep that in mind one of the things through high school redesign we're looking at this year is flexibility in meeting kids where they're at that is our focus this year and they're going to speak a little bit more to how we do that. We want an authentic educational experience we want to acknowledge the history we also want to have the bar set high so students can graduate and be successful creating a community inclusive to all students and you know easier said than done sometimes we know that kids sometimes can be mean to other kids and it's usually a lack of knowledge it's some of the perceptions they have so lots of what we do is dispelling myths and actually making sure that students are held accountable to be respectful of each other and that's a big part of our Catholic community as well as just you know learning spiritually some of the things our First Nations teachers teach us here at the school. High school redesign I talked about well this is a new endeavor for us I know there's some folks in this room that probably have a lot more experience in this area but really high school redesign is something that the Alberta Albert education is looking and it's you know our district is full force on this really about meeting kids where they're at how do we engage kids so they can be successful how do we modify how do we accommodate how do we explore new strategies so kids can be met where they're at and go forward and be successful it's about creating success together and then finally you know one of the things we really thought a lot about and last year I think it started with the cultural piece but is looking at the spiritual social emotional academic and the wellness needs of all students and you're going to hear the team talk about that I think it's really important that we are specific in those areas because failure to focus on any one will not give us the opportunity to be successful in any of it so and again I started with good practice is good practice you're going to hear those stories today and I'm going to pass it over to Trish I'm just going to fire through my slides and like Solange said you'll get these slides a little later but I covered most of what's on here so miss can if any please come forward thank you great part of will be in six okay so I've been with Calgary Catholic District for a long time this is my first year at st Timothy's when I came this year I noticed that many of our students were not eating breakfast in some cases because of their very long bus commute that they would have so we observed that obviously this impacted negatively the students ability to focus on their studies we started a small program at first to see the response from the students would be by providing just some easy to eat food items we put out a basket and in the basket we'd have simple things we'd have apples and bananas and then cobs bread and Cochran would donate to us foods such as muffins and sweet breads that sort of thing pastries the response from the students was very positive they loved it and would express what they liked and didn't like and what they wanted to see in the basket the next day from an educational perspective teachers noticed a difference in the students focus and energy in the classroom almost immediately and they they commented on that a lot from this another positive outcome has been the improved attendance for many of the students as well as meeting a basic need obviously the food symbolized a coming together it was sort of a celebration of the beginning of the day a start of the day it was a really nice way for them to start at St. Timothy's we continue to engage the Cochran community and most recently we have volunteers from St. Mary's Parish who've started coming into our school twice a week on Mondays and Wednesdays providing a hot breakfast to the kids so they might come in with a crock pot with hot oatmeal porridge that sort of thing and the kids love it all right thank you next we're going to just touch on literacy and get into the curriculum and the cultural aspects hi good morning i'm lori and as Steve mentioned i'm one of the diverse learning teachers at St. Timothy's school um this year we've taken on as a school sorry this year we've taken on as a school and for an initiative to improve literacy overall with all of the kids in September when the year began we we started by looking at the lists of diverse learners that we had and the kids that were currently struggling quickly realized that um there was a there was a need in the school across all areas and all grade levels with all kids coming into the building and being my first year here i was told that it has been increasing the kids coming in there was more and more need and then it was evident that there needed to be um a program designed specifically to to address those needs so the program that we established we we started is um is the fontes and penel literacy intervention system which some of you may be familiar with it is it's a district approved resource and one that's um quite highly suggested to be used throughout the district typically and and initially it's more of uh was more of an elementary program but as its popularity has grown and in the success they've had with it they've since rolled out more components to the program that's designed that would design specifically for kids um div 2 and up so grade 6 through 12 so we were very fortunate in our school at St. Timothy to um get a hold up for lack of a better word uh great amounts of these resources that we could start in uh this program how it looked was as i had mentioned we took the diverse learner list and then as the weeks in school began to unfold there were more and more names coming forward of children that could look like they could use this support in reading reading comprehension writing and and cross language in general so logistically it wasn't without its struggles in terms of how you how you implement a reading intervention program within a junior high high school setting because you have scheduling that's vastly different looks vastly different than in an elementary classroom so uh having said that we spent some time we worked at some kinks some kinks still to be worked out the program is designed to be a small group intensive reading intervention program for kids who are um two and three grade levels below where they're uh where their same age peers are um it's designed to be in a perfect world four or five days a week and in in some cases i have several groups that do just that it has grown um such that i have three support staff members at school who are also offering these groups and we see students from grade seven straight through to grade 11 uh and the kids are grouped uh specifically on their reading level where they are so there was lots of pre-work doing uh assessments and evaluating kids and finding out where they best where they were best grouped and so we schedule it such that the kids aren't coming so much out of math and an order of science and trying to accommodate them as best they can so that they're not they can reap the rewards of having a um small group intensive intervention program without it affect further affecting the rest of their academics by missing more class time so we have probably we have currently maybe 15 groups of three or four or five students going on throughout the building on any given day at our school some of the successes that we have seen aren't aren't just within my group and within the other staff members groups in terms of the objective the objectives changes that we see and increase in their reading levels it it spans across all of their all of their courses and in all of their classes teaches are noticing more engagement more confidence um it's evident that the kids need this that it's valuable and um very useful for all of them not just first nation students because the group includes kids from all different parts of the building and all different communities so it's something that I think that it's in its infancy really at the school and we'd like to see it grow even even further like I said there are some some logistics that we still have to work out but overall it's been it's been a great success the kids really really enjoy coming to the program there's lots of discussion around it the information that the kids learn not just in terms of word study and improving comprehension of what they're reading but just the material that the the resources offer so it's really really nice to see and we hope that we're just going to continue to build on that and and work towards you know growing that program in whatever way we can so part of what Laurie wants to maybe share just quickly if you read these are some of the students uh testimonials and it's just nice to hear from the kids you know it's one thing that to think we're doing a great job but to hear from them and you know just how empowering it has been for our students in all grades in all classes so Susie maybe you could just speak to this about those writing folders quickly I know you're at the back of the room and I'm going to throw you under the bus here but she came up with such a creative idea in regards to how we engage kids and uh I'm just gonna ask her just quickly to speak to it so we'll go with that good morning I teach junior high so I probably don't need a microphone so one of the things that we looked at and I think that this is what speaks to with the literacy program is how do we continue to weave in the culture for our students and for the benefit of all students and so I've found a lot of resources through a few different companies and native reflections that we've been able to weave in and find funding for again just to help all of our students get a better understanding of the culture and as a representation throughout our building that these students and their history does matter to us and it's important to share all those strengths with the other students in our building so we now do have some pretty beautiful I will say writing folders that cover the regular curriculum in terms of the expectations but they have some wonderful pieces of the culture interwoven with them and it's really made a difference in terms of the students feeling more welcomed even just in their regular classroom so again just a few more perspectives from students and just you know testimonials are so important for us to determine if we're actually meeting the need you know it's so nice when kids say to you you know I see a lot more stuff going around my culture being shared in the school and I see the other kids understanding me better and you know it's all about building that community so it's really been an exciting endeavor and a lot of in a lot of cases you know it's kids driving this too we use the tell them for me survey like many school districts and if the kids tell us they want more of this and we're trying to do everything we can to be receptive to that and build it into our school plans and elsewhere so I'm going to call Miss McClelland up Susan Susan's our counselor she's been at St. Timothy's I won't tell him any years but for a very long time and she shares a very unique perspective on supporting our kids in all uh well in all cultures good morning the drum song this morning talked about honor as a way of living I think I have the privilege of working with a group of people the adults and the children in the building who do that honoring and a special privilege to work with our First Nations children I am well supported by our DL team I am well supported by Amber Dawn who's a district person family liaison not able to be with us this morning also by Wanda part of our cultural support team of course that men and all of our staff and as Steve mentioned I get to that window into Stoning Dakota that continues to lift its blinds to me every day in lots of conversations with the young people and now more and more this year with their families their mums and their dads are feeling much more welcome in our school and they come in they cut they they drop in even though it may be an hour away some of our young people catch that bus at five to six in the morning the other thing that happens for them is the Stoning Dakota nation that we certainly notice for our young people who said that their lives continue to be impacted by tragedies within the nation and how every family is linked to every other family and then when they call someone a sister or cousin or a grandparent I know when I ask them my understanding of that they kind of look at me and think well what do you mean why you're asking that question some of the things we've done in terms of pathways for success are we've worked with the NAPI program at University of Calvary the Native Ambassador post-secondary initiative our young people were involved with that next year we're looking at bringing in the trade swing program which is the first nation apprenticeship program we're also looking as we have grad in a couple weeks here we have representatives from our Cree Nation the Stoney Nation Stoney peoples and the Métis who will be recognized at our grad and also looking ahead for next year we're looking at feeling that we need to access more our post-secondary people and the other thing we're looking at is certainly just I'm we're not sure a program certainly that involves part of outreach and more in terms of making our of even honoring our first nation children more thank you the next piece I'm just going to call Wanda first writer forward and Cindy if you'd like to join Wanda and just talk about some of the cultural pieces that we bring into the school and how that's engaged our students and made them feel welcome so I'm just going to pass it over to these ladies okay good morning I'm a mustache I work with all of the um treaty seven tribes the Métis and the Inuit students within the Catholic school district and I'm out at St. Timothy two days a week and I always tell my colleagues from St. Timothy that I feel I always feel welcome and I feel that our FNMI students are in good hands at that school I've been working with uh uh Nikoda students for quite a number of years I work at also work at the junior on the elementary school at Holy Spirit and I've uh walked with the elementary students to junior high and high school at St. Timothy some of these students I've known since they were in um grade two and worked in the Catholic school district for 29 years throughout the years that I've been working at St. Timothy we've brought in speakers from the Stoney Nikoda and I see Sykes powder face here he's one of the resource people that we've brought into the school and he shared their way of life with St. Timothy school when I work with the students we've done numerous um projects together when I meet with the students I ask them what do you want to do the school year and at the beginning of the year we have a list that we go through and um we cross out things that we can do and some of the things that we can't do last year we focused on um pow wow dance and I don't know if some of you know me but I come from a pow wow family and my family is quite successful in the pow wow world and um so these students knew that and wanted me to help them to learn the pow wow so we did that last year and it was quite successful this year we changed our focus and we are working we're doing pow wow regalia making and I was I went to the principal and Susan here and I told them I'd like to start a program for the students but I'd like the students to get their credits high school credits for them without hesitation Mr. P told me go talk to Susan let's do it and Susan filled out the forms and the students that are doing the regalia making are earning high school credits for regalia making which I was really happy about so for the and this is the kind of um um work that I do with the school they don't hesitate when I ask them when I'm voicing the students needs they're always willing to try something new for the girls that I'm working with we're doing um fancy dance jingle and traditional regalia making and what I did with the girls is we smudged I brought in their family members and their family members shared the meaning of the various dance styles that we were making um what I shared with them was what I know from um the various dance um dance areas and um what I intertwined into the dance the regalia making is the cultural and the spiritual part of our our way of dance I also share with the girls in our group their role as women and they share with me and teach me a lot of their way of life as stony nicota my way of working with these students is um I build a lot of relationship with these students and I make it a point to call their families and get to know their families and as I mentioned I've uh worked with a lot of them since they were in grade two so I know many of the families from stony nicota and I teach them blackfoot and they teach me stony and they laugh and they say oh you sound like washita no and they laugh and I tell them will you say this in blackfoot and they say this they tell me I tell them oh you sound like napikwan that's the white people so we we laugh and we share we learn words from stony nicota and they learn blackfoot words from me I really enjoy working with these students they know a lot about their way of life and um they share a lot um another project that we worked on this year was um a couple of the grade eight students went to their gym teacher and said that they would like to teach their grade eight class to dance and again without hesitation the gym teacher said that he would be happy to do that so we I found a video on um youtube called pow wow sweat and I showed the girls and they were very very um excited about it so last thursday we did um pow wow sweat with the grade eight class and um the grade eight students were really enthused about it and um the girls that taught the class shared their way of life their dance their language with their fellow fellow students and those are just a few of the things that we do at st. james city stephenautos our consultant and she's got the district perspective just going to share a few things that i'm going to call uh mr ruji up and miss merritt finish good morning everyone um as steve was saying i have our district perspective because i work for instructional services so um first i just wanted to apologize my supervisor was planning to be here this morning but he had um some a family challenge he lost somebody close to his family recently so he wasn't he wasn't able to attend but he really wanted to come um so i'm just quickly going to tell you um sort of what our support looks like for st timothy um what happens is we have requests for support come in and i personally look through them to determine which team would best be able to support our students to make sure that we have wraparound service for all of our students we deploy staff so wanda and amberdon who's the in-home support worker who's assigned to st tim come from our department so we have taken a look at st tim and determined that they could use that support so we put them into st tim so that we can support them the best way that we can um we do a lot of consultative work so we communicate quite a bit with the school they'll give us a shout and just say you know here's kind of what's happening what do you think might be an approach that we might be able to take and how do we be culturally sensitive about this and that sort of thing so we just try to support them the best that we can in those ways what i love about a relationship is that it's very interactive so we communicate quite a bit and we talk about what their needs are versus what our needs are and try to find a way to meet in the middle so that we can best support the kids because in the end we try to do just what's best for kids i'm going to hand you off to miss ma'am and mr ru j this is a new initiative this year it's been an exciting opportunity and we think of the trades and the opportunities that exist for some of our students they're going to just tell the specialized things they've been doing in their classrooms and we'll end there okay thank you i just have a couple of stories to tell you today on the fashion scene and as well as the food scene so in fashions wanda approached me at the beginning of the year and said she had two students interested in making regalia and i agreed and then i just i had no idea was it a dress was it a costume um i so for me it's been a learning experience as much as it has been for the children um so just on the in the curriculum area of ctf with the new curriculum um career and technology foundations for the junior highs um i usually allowed my students to do one major project that is of importance to them so one of the students had decided the regalia was going to be her major project and she just got really into sewing and one day her parents showed up her sister showed up at school they just wanted to know where she goes every day to do this sewing and she ended up sewing um pennies that were wrecked for the gym she ended up sewing um costumes for the christmas play so just like the change that i'd seen in the student who had been in my class for two years prior who i'd never really talked to who i didn't really make a relationship with i was finally able to sit down one on one and find out her story so she had gone to powwows when she was younger and then her regalia was too small so in the last couple of years she hadn't been able to go to powwows and she had asked some family members to make her one and no one had come forward to make her one so just like the story that it just touched me that she had no one to make her regalia and it was finally um her turn to do it for herself so just like the pride that she showed just as it's coming together now it's really cool um on the food side of things um susan came to me again at the beginning of the year how about we do a class called lifestyle food um so the students in my class after teaching for 13 years this was probably one of the biggest challenging classes i've ever had um a student with down syndrome one grade seven student who was reading at a grade four level one grade 12 students who could have been in a grade 12 class but he was excited because he got to cook every day didn't have tests didn't have marking so he just wanted to be there um two grade 12 students who are graduating but they're not going to go on to university or um college and they just they need to learn to cook for themselves and so it was a very challenging class how we got to bring everybody together and um with our four first nation students and how they kind of from grade seven to twelve were able to work together as a group and how we had some um elders come in and teach us about some traditional cooking and it just turned out to be like one of my favorite classes hi tangy bonjour good morning uh i've been told i have two minutes so i'll try and keep this quick so the approach or philosophy we take in the shop at saint timothy uh i teach carpentry and welding grade seven to twelve is using the shop as a place for student engagement and that starts with making it a safe and accepting place once students feel safe and accepted there i see a big pickup in their work ethic it's a place that they want to be they actually want to come to school whereas before our school was i mean welding your assignment is to melt things together there's nothing that's not fun about that for a teenage boy uh so we do a lot of hands-on learning and with the high school redesign giving them the liberty to choose their own project it's something meaningful for them really engages them a lot more also myself having grown up hunting and trapping in northern alberta we got an exciting opportunity coming up in june 21st aboriginal day we're going to teach the kids how to make flashing poles and first stretchers teach them about trapping just reconnecting with nature and the land and having a respect for that traditional way of life really looking forward to that so that's uh yeah one new initiative we're trying this year but it's a really great way to connect with the kids and just teaching them trades and some employability skills so hi hi


This is actually the main new thing in this application and the one we are actually expecting the community to really test and give us feedback on. This is just the first version. And what are offline analytics or what do we mean with offline analytics? What the application is doing now is to display in the analytics tabs the analytical objects that you have created on your data visualizer. And the ones that are supported at fewer tables and then charts, column line, piled radar charts and single values. The others are not supported at the moment. So offline analytics are available. Wherever you see this icon means analytics are available and they are all across the application in the home screen, in the program screen. Sorry, programs screen or in the data set screen. The analytics, when we say offline analytics what we mean is that the analytics are calculated in the device with the device that is available in the application and without requiring internet access. We are not connecting to the server to download analytics values from the analytics tables. We are calculating the values in the application. What we download from the server is the configuration of the tables or the charts so that we can display them and put the title, et cetera. But the values are calculated in the application. There are of course limitations and I have put a link here to the documentation but basically if you go to the documentation you can find here at the bottom, you can find the limitations. The limitations are that only the objects that are enumerated are supported. They have to be well-formed. The user needs to have view access. And then for pivot tables we are limiting for now the number of columns and headlines, header columns and lines to one. And then in the charts there are a number of, we are not limiting the series or categories but I think we can say that most of the functionalities that you configure under options like trend lines or accumulated values or around the skip rounding or we are not supporting this for now. We are coming out with a quite basic version of analytics to be expanded based on feedback and further requirements. But it's very well-documented there if you need to look for specific functionalities. More about analytics is that you can group your charts or tables into make thematic groups that will appear like these bubbles here similar to the dashboards on web. We just don't wanna confuse everyone by using the same terms in different ways. So we are calling these bloops of charts and tables. And to create the groups and to configure what you want to see in the app you will need to use the Android setting 12 application that I will demo later to show you how to configure this. What the end user can do when using the applications the analytics is to filter out either by period or unit or to change the chart type between table chart and single value. That's what we are allowing the user to do currently the configuration and what is available or not it's all at the moment under the administrator user. So analytics are as I said here they are in the home screen. Here we are. Or so now we can switch, right? This is data entry and this is data analysis. If we enter into a data set we have the exact same button here in the navigation bar for analytics and it looks the same for programs. So the navigation is very similar. We just add or remove options based on where the user is in tracker programs. Here we see the maps because coordinates are configured for this, for this program. So let's go back to our home screen and explore these analytics. These are the groups I was mentioning. So this user, for example, can explore its data, his or her data for the antenatal care clinic. And here are the different charts that the admin user has added or for the malaria program. And then these are the charts and tables that have been configured. So now let's stay on this example. What can the user do? The user can change and change to bar chart and change to line chart and change to single value which will display the last value available. Most recent one. Let's go back to our table. And then this is different in the case of the pie chart because parameters don't work in the same way. The user can only change to a table but in the rest of charts all types are available. And then the filters, the user can filter out, can filter out based on their unit. So all will choose all their units for that the user is assigned to or has access to data or can choose a specific one. So I'm gonna filter by Yandama. So now we see that in Yandama there is only one case. We can also then the filter, the active filters are here. I'm gonna reset this and filter out by period now. They can be combined and doing this for demo purposes. So this is monthly, so I want to see it weekly. It's always going to the, we always offer the last relative periods. It's always going to be based on the last X periods and the maximum number depends on the type of period. If you say yearly, give these three options. These are the limitations I was mentioning, like all periods are default, sorry, relative periods. For months, we make it up to 12. However, for weeks going to 52 was too much for a small screen, so we are limiting it in 12. And then when the user selects this, we are asking, do you want to enter the current periods? We didn't want to make it another thick but we know sometimes you might want it or not. So this will stop in a moment and then this is how it looks after filtering out. And the last thing I want to show you is how is this configured? So by opening the Android settings web app, I'm going to go directly to the new parts which are this analytics home programming data sets. So here is where you see the groups. This is the Antenna Delker Clinic group, malaria program group, and then inside, you can see the different charts. It's the same for programs. You add them based on your first say which program you want to add the visualization to and it's the same for this. So you first choose chart, then you can add a title and add it to a group or not. You can add here the name of a user just to see if the user has access to that specific object that you are trying to display because otherwise it will not appear in the device. So in this case, we have access and then you just add it.


Today, we're going to be taking a look at 20 of the most successful dropshipping websites. That's a lot. Part of the point of today's video is going to be to be able to give all of you some sort of inspiration or some sort of structure or even some sort of motivation to help you get started actually dropshipping. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. Let's get it. If you don't know how to set up your store, if you don't know how to make it look good, if you don't know anything about designing, then make sure you check this video all the way through because all of these different stores can give you different ideas on how you can start structuring yours. All of the different stores that we're covering in today's video are going to be in various different niches. So no matter what niche you're trying to start dropshipping in, some of these stores are bound to inspire you to actually get your store set up and running. I can't wait to see how they work. Of course, all of the different stores that we're talking about in today's video are going to be powered through Shopify. So without wasting any time, let's go ahead and dive straight into it. Today's video is going to be a pretty fast paced one because if we spend more than just one minute on each of these different stores, this video is going to be a movie. Yeah, it's going to be pretty long, but that's not the case. We're going to go through these pretty quickly. Talk about a few of the different things that we see on the website itself and hopefully some of the sites that we're going to take a look at can inspire you to actually start yours. And first up on this list, we have New Bella. Now right off the bat, you can tell that New Bella is a store that's focused around shoes and accessories. Right here, right at the top, they have all of the different types of shoes that they offer. And as you can see, they're getting ready for Black Friday pretty early. Aside from that, if you scroll down a little bit, you can see that all of the different pictures on here, all of the ads, all of the images, all the product pictures, they're all super high quality. Everything is very sharp. Everything looks clean. It's very easy to navigate and it's very eye catching. This entire website is very easy to look at. It's easy to navigate. And honestly, I think it's absolutely fantastic. This is a very well done website. Honestly, one of my favorite things about it is the fact that they have high quality images. You don't know how many dropshipping stores I've gone into and the first thing that you see is a pixelated or a blurry image. If you have those types of images on your store, chances are people are not going to trust you to have high quality products. If you can't even have high quality images. Next up, we have cuddles meow. Now cuddles meow is obviously a store that is based around cats and cat accessories. So right off the bat, the first thing that jumps out to me as soon as I land on the store are the different types of colors. The color palette that they used on this website fit together pretty well and it all goes together perfectly with the store niche, which in this case is cats. Now, one of the other things that actually stands out is their banner. If you haven't noticed, most of the dropshipping websites that we go on to all have some sort of announcement banner. My suggestion is to always have a banner promoting some sort of sale or discount that you have going on. Aside from that, taking a look at it, I really like this little menu bar up here. It's very clean. It's unique. It's not like one that I've seen before right off the bat. As soon as you land on here, you have social proof. So you have what looks to be a five star rating 4.9. It's pretty much the same thing with over 20,000 happy customers. And honestly that I do believe I believe that number because if you take a look at them on Instagram, they have quite the following, but scrolling through their homepage, you can see that everything is neatly organized. Everything is based around their niche, which is cats. They have a featured collection, which is kitty approved. This right here is a nice little touch. If you start to add little things like this throughout your website, it really adds to the feel of the site itself. But aside from that, if you keep scrolling, you see that everything is very clean. Everything is set pretty nicely. The colors are consistent. The text is consistent and overall it's a very clean website, very easy to navigate. So if you're looking to get into the pet niche, or if you're looking to get down specifically to the cat niche, then you can start taking some inspiration from cuddles me out. Bob VSS is up next and here it seems to be more than anything, more of a general store. So they sell pretty generic products and they sell different things year round. So the first thing that jumps out at you as soon as you land on the website is the Christmas trees. So obviously they're getting ready for Christmas and the Christmas sale.  Now they don't have a lot of different items, but the items that they do have are all high quality. If we click on view all you see that they do have a few, but it's not a lot. They have tools, toys, stuff for pets, DIY products, an engine model, which is actually pretty interesting and kind of random. They have a Halloween niche, which obviously of course now they're going into the Christmas niche and a new section along with a hot sale section. Aside from that scrolling through the rest of the website, it's pretty good. It's pretty easy to navigate. It's clean. You know, it's just like most of the other drop shipping websites that we've seen. It's organized pretty well. But one thing that I actually do like about it personally is the color scheme that they use. But one thing that I don't like about it is when you first land on the website, you can't see their name up here, the Bob VSS, especially since it lands on this particular page. So it completely drowns it out. But aside from that, everything else is pretty straightforward, pretty clean. LoveWLShop.com is up next and this drop shipping store is pretty generic. This banner right here, this image. Honestly, I don't like it. I don't think it really fits with the overall feel of the store and it really doesn't tell you anything. It just says we're open. I mean, I would assume you're open if your website is open and you can navigate through it. So my suggestion as soon as somebody lands on your page, have an image that's actually going to attract them, something that resonates with your audience or something that's relevant to your niche. Now scrolling through a little bit, we can see that this is actually a pretty big image and right under that they have a best seller section. So this seems to be more than anything, a type of home goods store. So they sell certain accessories and certain goods for the house. So as you can see, they have some kitchenware, some storage stuff, a few different types of lights, some towels, some pool accessories, pretty generic things. So this is more than anything, a somewhat of a general store, but I'm leaning more towards the niche of home goods. Overall though, the website is pretty clean. It's very simple. There's really not much to it. The logo itself, I'm not really sure what that has to do with the actual store or with the name of the store, but in a lot of the different videos that we've made, a lot of the logos and a lot of the store names don't really resonate with the store itself. So if one thing that's important to you is building brand identity or building your own brand, then make sure that your logo and the name of the store are both relevant to your niche and your store. The Ovidian is up next. And quite frankly, I really like that name. I have no idea what it means. And apparently it means relating to or characteristic of the Roman poet Ovid or his works. Sure. I just think it's a really cool name. But anyway, as soon as we jump into the Ovidian website, the first thing that we're greeted with is slay the day with us with a car in the middle of what looks to be a metal of really tall grass. Maybe not entirely sure what this has to do with the website, but let's find out. So the weekend is almost here and we're getting ready to capture all the action. Scroll down a little bit. Let's see what they have. So they have home goods, shoes and clothing, metal, voyeur, animal art. Interesting. They have electric toy birds, which look to be more than anything going by the picture of the cat, a toy for cats, baby bathing, sprinkler toys, some different types of rings, some LED lights. All right. So this is obviously a very generic store. This is a general store that sells a little bit of everything and quite frankly, it's kind of messy. It's really not organized at all. They have a bunch of random products as soon as you land on the webpage and start scrolling. Honestly, it's not categorized very well. I don't entirely like the look of it. And then right at the end, they have the Ovidian. We want to be accomplices of your old being and you feel that you are where you have to be. I don't really know what that has to do with the website. I don't know what that has to do with the overall theme of the website or with the niche. I think that this website could be structured a lot better. I think honestly, it's pretty messy. It's got items all over the place. It doesn't have a clear niche. It doesn't have a clear message, but it's got a pretty cool name at least in all seriousness. This website could use a little bit of restructuring. So take that into consideration whenever you start building yours. Make sure it's easy to navigate and don't just have a bunch of random products everywhere. It's not going to make sense. People aren't going to necessarily know what they're looking at and it doesn't really build trust to actually make a purchase. All right. Up next, we have tech bunks. Now, tech bunks is a general store. They have a general store feel and they sell more than anything generic items. They sell a little bit of everything. So as soon as we land on the website, we can see tech bunks. I actually really like their logo. That's one thing that stood out to me as soon as I saw it, the T and the B. It looks well done. It's professionally done. A logo like this can really help build trust in order to be able to make a purchase. People need to feel that trust to be able to actually spend their money at your website. So having a clear logo, something that looks good can help out in building trust. Aside from that, going by the name tech bunks, we can see that even though it is kind of a general store, they do sell a lot of techy products. So they could be a general store that focuses on tech. Now, will that make it a niche store specifically for tech? I mean, it can be, but a lot of the products that they sell, some are going to be high tech, some are going to be, you know, kind of low tech. So I really don't know if that falls under the umbrella of technology. So I'm just going to keep it at a general store that focuses on tech. So going through the first thing that we spot is the very popular mini thermal printer. I've seen this all over TikTok, scrolling a little bit more. You can see it's got a lot more generic products. Again, these are pretty techy products. So you have this circulation EMS foot massager and a muscle toner. Now scroll through a little bit more. They got a product of the week, which is actually pretty cool. I like the fact that they have a product of the week. This can tell your customer that this is something that a lot of people are looking at. Even though it doesn't necessarily have to be that way, you can simply just put a product of the week, whatever you want to sell. And in order to add a little bit of social proof, just add some trust badges like this one right here. 16 sold in the last 12 hours. Is that true? There's really no way to verify that. So sure. So it keeps growing a little bit. You have then a hot category section with some more products. So as you can see what I was telling you earlier, it's not necessarily a technology based store. They have outdoor items. They have home tools, kitchen accessories, health and fitness, kids things. It's really more than anything. It's a general store. And then they have another top selling section over here and their blog posts. So overall, the look and feel of the store itself, the website's pretty clean. It's pretty easy to navigate. I'm not a huge fan of the structure of it where they have this huge image over here. Then they have trending products. Then they have a product of the week. Then they have hot categories. Then they have the top selling. I feel like they need to add a little bit more in between. Maybe add some different pictures, something about your brand, something about your store. Maybe even add different reviews or a section dedicated for reviews. Overall, though, the point for this website does come across. You can see that it is somewhat of a techie general store. So I mean, I like it. I think it's pretty good. I think it's pretty straightforward. It could use a little bit more organization. And with that, I think you guys could all do a little bit better than this store can. But I will say I do like that logo. All right. So the next website that we're going to be taking a look at is Bristlefly. Now, Bristlefly, obviously, as you can tell from the huge image right in the front of the page, focuses primarily on makeup accessories. So let's see if we're right. If we scroll down a little bit, we can see that their best seller is the Electric Makeup Brush Cleaner. All right, that looks really good. I like the fact that the first thing that you see when you start scrolling is their top seller. And on top of everything, it's half off.  Why use Electric Makeup Brush Cleaner with a little TikTok logo right here? So I'm pretty sure that you've seen this on TikTok quite a bit. Keep going. And I was right, but at the same time, I was wrong. This isn't a general store. This is not a store that focuses on makeup accessories. This is a one product store. So all they do is focus on selling this Electric Makeup Brush Cleaner. All right, so it's not bad. I like the colors. I like how everything works together. I like the theme. I like how the moment that you jump on here, the first thing that you see is this picture that tells you you're in the right spot. This website has to do with makeup, with brushes or something along those lines. Aside from that though, the color scheme works perfectly well with what they're trying to do. The colors work great together. This black and pink and the white, it all works perfectly. It contrasts very nicely. The backgrounds are clean. The images are clean. And this is one thing that I really like and I wish I would see more of in other websites. This part right here. So if you scroll down a little bit, you have an image and some information on that image or on the product. But it's not just put on there. It's put on there very elegantly. It looks nice. It looks clean. It makes me actually want to read this. Most of the times I see all this different information. It's huge paragraphs of tiny text and you really don't want to read it. It really does not make you want to read it. This does the color scheme, the size of the font. The paragraphs aren't extremely long. They're quick to read through. This website has been done very, very well. It's very clean. And if you're looking to sell anything in the makeup section or in the health and beauty section, then you can really start taking inspiration from Bristlefly. Now, before we continue forward, I do want to let you all know that to go along with this video, we are going to have, as always, an easy-to-reference cheat sheet. If you want access to that, all you have to do is go ahead and comment down below hashtag dropshippingstores. And let me know which one of these is your favorite and which one you're going to be taking inspiration from. Once I see that you went ahead and did that, I'll reply back with a link to the sheet. Now, that sheet is going to be full of all of the different websites that I'm showing you, all of the different links, and some extra tips and tricks. Also, if you're enjoying this video up until now, then make sure you smash that like button and make sure you subscribe. All right, let's keep going. Ataprox.io is up next and they seem to focus on home automation. Now, the fact that they have automation and IO kind of puts everything together. I don't know what it is, but every single time I see IO, it has to do with either automation or AI, but that's completely beside the point. So here, the first thing that we see is rechargeable fingerbot plus. This is an interesting website. I've never seen any of these different items. So no replacing, no hassle, no limit. What are these? These look to be different types of chargers. So let's go ahead and scroll down a little bit to see if we can get our answers. Retrofit your conventional buttons and switches interesting. Okay, so this changes your switches and your buttons. Compact all your IR remotes in one. Feel the pulse of your home. Be your company late at night. So these seem to be little central hubs that take in whatever signal that you're sending out. Maybe you're sending it out through a phone or through a remote control and it pushes it out to these little cubes which can essentially turn on or press a button. Empower fingerbot by cloud automation schedule and voice control. Make your old appliances smart with physical click and IR command. Pretty interesting. This is something that I've definitely never seen before and it sparked my interest. I'm not going to lie to you. That's really good. If you have an item that can spark somebody's interest the way that this did, then you have a best seller. Find somebody that is an impulse buyer. Me personally, I'm not an impulse buyer sometimes. But if you find somebody that really is an impulse buyer and they love technology and they find something like this cool, they'll purchase this pretty instantly especially with the holidays coming up. This looks to be a perfect gift for a new homeowner or somebody that just got a new apartment, somebody that just moved out. But that's beside the point. Let's keep on scrolling down. They have some pretty good gifts. Everything is high quality, super easy setup, small text, not a lot to read, easy to go through, fantastic website. So far, I absolutely love it. And boom, this is one thing that I love to see especially on the homepage. Reviews. If you can add some sort of social proof, this is really going to start building trust in your customers to make the purchase. Scrolling through a little bit more, you got different compliments from communities and their different links in their footer. This is a very good website. Honestly, if you can find an item that's similar to this and maybe make it a little bit less clunky, maybe a little bit smaller, a bit more sleek, then you can really go into competition with these guys.  Okay, so now let's take a look at Signify. Now, Signify seems to be somewhat of a general storm. Right now, the first thing that we see is Merry Christmas, Explosive Purchases, and a Shop Now button in the middle. I think it could be done a little bit better. Honestly, I'm not a huge fan of it. I think it's very generic. It's very kind of just there. It's not really telling me anything about the website. So let's go ahead and scroll down a little bit. Let's see if we can find a little bit more. This snow that's going on here, I'm not liking it, especially if it's going down throughout the entire page. It kind of takes away from the feel. It takes away from the images and it's kind of annoying. That's beside the point. But aside from that, they have mobile accessories, houseware, car accessories, electronics and accessories, costumes, fashion accessories, health and beauty, and kitchen. So this is not a niche store. This is another general store. They sell a little bit of various niches. Other than that though, if you keep on scrolling, they have this is product. I guess that must have been lost in translation. That really makes no sense. It doesn't add to the website. It actually takes away from the website. This is one of those things that makes your customers lose the trust rather than build the trust. But let's keep on scrolling and they just have a bunch of their different items on here and their newsletter. So the website itself, it's simple. It's clean, I guess, but it's not structured very well. I think they could have done a little bit better in the overall structure and how they have the different niches displayed. Then on top of that, they have their products which are kind of all over the place. It's not really organized. They have a jewelry cleaner. Then they have a rolling sewing hand press, a sewing kit, barefoot shoes, golf battle royale and a rest strength trainer. None of these items have absolutely anything to do with each other. Having random items like that really, you don't know what you're looking for. The customer doesn't know what they're looking for. They're not going to know what they're looking at. They're not going to know what to expect. A lot of the times if you go to a general store and everything is all over the place, it's hard to navigate. People aren't going to know what to expect from the website. So they're just going to click off and go somewhere else. And I'm not going to lie to you. That snow is driving me crazy. So let's just go check out the next one. MoveMate is next. And this is actually one product that I've seen before. I've seen this little tennis practice thing before. It's really well put together. This website is really nice. I love the fact that the moment you jump on here, you have a video showing you exactly how the product works. Now, obviously, this is not a generic store. They don't focus on different tennis accessories. This is a one product store that focuses on the MoveMate, which is, by the looks of it, a tool that can help you practice with tennis. If you scroll down a little bit, you have a bit of information on here, a few of the different variations that they have.  But if we keep going, then we have a few different reviews. This is obviously in a different language. So I have no idea what any of this stuff says. But overall, it's pretty well put together. The text here is kind of small, but it's easy to see and it's not a lot. The images are all high quality and you can tell that they're also original images. These aren't stock images that you take from AliExpress. Scrolling through though, you see just the item being used and that's about it. It's pretty clean, straightforward. I like it. It's a pretty good way to display a one product shop. Up next is Funny Fuzzy. And they specialize in dog and cat accessories. Primarily dogs though. So the name itself already tells you what this website has to do with. Stuff that's fuzzy or furry, I guess.  So again, just like in some of the other websites, you see a Black Friday advertisement. Scrolling through everything, you have a few different discount codes that you can use. This right here, I absolutely love. I think this is something pretty cool. Another way that you can display this is simply up here, but they are using it for their shipping information. So I can see why they kept it down here. But aside from that, the images are super high quality. These are all original images. Obviously, these are not some that are taken from AliExpress or Alibaba or any of those websites. So if you keep going down, they're advertising a toy sale. 20% off five toys, 5% off two toys. It's pretty cool. Waiting for Black Friday at home. That is a very catchy tagline. This goes so well with these different beds, especially showing the different animals resting. Subscribe for an extra 5% off, a new arrival section, and some more high quality images with different articles. That's pretty cool. They have different articles on here. And social proof with their Instagram. All right, funny fuzzy. I think to this point is probably my favorite website that we've covered so far. I love it. I love the color scheme. I love the structure. I love the animals. I love the pictures. I love absolutely everything about this website. I think it is done very well. Now the next website we're going to cover is called If You Say I Do. Now, what does that tell you? It obviously tells you that this website has to do with something about marriage. So let's see if we're right. And the first thing that we're prompted with is one of these spinners that give us a discount. I'm not going to purchase anything just yet or at all because I'm already married. But let's go ahead and keep going. So as soon as we get on here, we have a flash sale with a somewhat stocky looking image in the back. This can be an image that's taken from a stock website or it can also be an image that they took themselves. Now scrolling down a little bit, they have a flash sale If You Say I Do, some different featured products. All right, so they have reusable LED balloons. These are pretty cool. This is not something that I've seen before. Wedding, birthday party, foil balloon holder sticks. These titles can be a lot better. Lighted fiber optic ones for wedding send off ideas, wedding send off ideas at night. Okay, so the different items that they have, you can tell that they're not changing or optimizing the titles. So they're just taking the titles from whatever it says on AliExpress, Alibaba or whatever supplier they're using. And they're simply copying and pasting. Don't do that. One really big thing that I want to suggest to you is make the names of your items fairly simple to understand.  If you were selling these items on something like Etsy, then having all of these different terms will make sense because you're ranking for SEO. But when you're selling on your own website, it's probably not the best idea to have a bunch of different words in your product title. But aside from that, if we keep scrolling, you can see that all of the different products are niched towards weddings, except for this Halloween mask. This is so random. You have everything that has to do with weddings and niceness and then you just have that. I don't know what to say about that. So let's keep going. Then especially the end of the website. Party decor Halloween. I guess that's where they took it from the Halloween section kind of popped up on there. But anyway, the website itself overall is pretty straightforward. It's clean. It looks good. They have really high quality images. Honestly, the only thing that I would really change, well, the only two things that I would really change for one is simply updating the product titles. This is something that's easily remedied. You can simply just copy this, put it into chat GBT and you ask it for a new title and boom, it'll give you a few different suggestions. Aside from that, if you're working with AutoDS, if you're using the AutoDS services and automating your entire website, which if you're not, then I highly suggest you do. Automating your store can really help free up a ton of time that you can use to reinvest back into your website to keep scaling. But one really important feature from AutoDS that I absolutely love obviously aside from automating your entire store and becoming hands off is the fact that they have AI built into their system. So whenever you upload your different products, you can go on over to the draft section or you can go to your products page and you can click and look for the title. Once you're on here, you can simply optimize the title with AI and you can optimize the description with AI. This will rewrite your entire description or your title and make it sound professional, make it sound funny, make it sound catchy. However, it is that you want it to make it sound. This AI system can do it. This really helps with the overall look and feel of your store. As you can see going back to, if you say I do, having smaller product titles and having smaller, more concise product titles can really add to the feel of your store. The picture is up next and quite frankly, I was about to say architecture, but as you can see, I guess because of the name, art texture, it kind of has to do with architecture. Maybe it does the world of architecture. All right, there we go. So let's go ahead and keep going. So this seems to be a store that is based around home goods, architecture and yeah, pretty much home goods. A lot of the different things that you use either in or around your house. This is a very modern style website. It's very easy to navigate. It looks really clean. The pictures are super nice, very sharp, very clean, straight to the point. I like it. I like the website. I like how it looks. I like the fact that they have a blog that can help you choose different products on their website and overall they have high quality images, high quality products from the looks of it. Very well done. I like the color scheme. I like the modern look to it. I think this is a very well done website. Okay, the next website on this list is going to be a rotsuke. A rotsuke. Yeah, that's what it is. That's an interesting name. I'm not entirely sure what that means. Smile, sparkle, shine. When you live from your inner passions, you'll never have to seek agreement from others.  I don't know what this has to do with the website. So let's figure it out. Find your inner fire. Then right under that, they have another motivational picture with a motivational quote. Again, I'm not entirely sure what this has to do with the store, but let's find out. All right. So this is what they sell. They have knee wraps, compression sleeves, and body shapers. Interesting. Okay. So that seems to be pretty much all that they sell. Yeah, so they're pretty much knees down to that. So they're selling things like knee wraps, compression sleeves, and body shapers. Now overall, this is a pretty simple website. The color scheme is interesting. It's not really one that I've seen too much before. It looks all right. It's not super eye-popping. It's not super eye-catching. But I mean, it works. One thing that I would change however, though, is this motivational picture right here. Honestly, this is, for one, really big. It takes up a lot of the space on the webpage. It takes up a lot of the retail space on here. I think that's what it's called. And it doesn't tell you anything about the website. So as soon as you land on the site, if this is the first thing that you see, chances are some people are going to click off. The owners of this website are potentially losing a few different sales because of the people that land on the site and they don't know what they're looking at. So again, like I keep mentioning, when it comes to your homepage or your landing page, as soon as you jump on here, the first thing that you want to see is something that has to do with the website, with your brand, or with your niche. Other than that, the logo and the name of the store itself is another thing that I would change. Again, it tells me absolutely nothing about the store. I don't even know what it means and it's pretty hard to pronounce. Origy sunglasses is up next and I really hope I pronounced that correctly. But obviously this is a store that focuses on the niche for sunglasses. So let's go ahead and check out to see how the website looks and I like the video that they have in the background. It tells me exactly what I need to know. This is a website that sells sunglasses. Now the video itself seemed pretty high quality. It's one of those really cool commercial looking ones that's playing right now. Keep scrolling down a little bit. You can see that they have a bunch of different sunglasses here. This one is absolutely amazing. I love this one here. This one is not my style, but it's definitely unique. This one's interesting. They have some really interesting sunglasses here. This one right here is dope. So keep going. I really like the fact that they have a bunch of their different unique sunglasses right on the landing page. This is something that really catches attention and even better, they have the different variations here that are easy to see. They're in small little squares so they don't take up a lot of space, but they are clearly there and your customers will easily be able to see the different variations from the homepage. Keep scrolling. You have see what's trending. They have trending designs with instant try-ons. Okay. This is absolutely amazing. So they have an AR filter. This is super cool because you can try on any one of these sunglasses virtually. All you do is you scan this code and it'll pop up with a filter. Actually, you don't want us to do it. Oh, there it is. Oh, it's because I have glasses on. All right. So they have the different styles of glasses that you can choose from. Oh, no, they have the different colors. Okay. This is still pretty cool. So it seems that this is particularly for one style. I'm not sure if they have this for all of the different other styles, but let's go ahead and keep scrolling down. They have what's your favorite styles. Subscribe. Then they have their flamed collection, a little bit on the brand itself, what they offer with their sunglasses and some more different high quality images with different categories and my favorite customer reviews. Now, this website is easy to navigate. It's pretty well structured. The only thing that I would change on it is making it a little bit shorter.  I think it's a little bit too much scrolling. Honestly, if it were up to me, they have two sections when it comes to the different designs that they have. So they have pretty much two product catalogs. So I would take one of them off. I would just keep this one right here, the first one that you see. Then if you keep scrolling, you see that they have their featured product pretty much all the way at the bottom. This is something that should be more towards the top. A lot of the times people aren't going to scroll this far. The only reason we scroll this far is because we're looking through the website itself. And yeah, that's pretty much it. Other than making it a little bit shorter, the website itself is really well structured. I love the images. I love the theme. Everything of this website is fantastic. It's just that one thing that I'm not liking. It's way too long. But aside from that, really well done. This next website is called Succeedinem, I believe. The name of the store itself, it really has nothing to do with what they sell. Honestly, it's not my favorite name. But as soon as you get onto the website, you do see exactly what they have to offer, which is phone cases. Now, the site itself is pretty elegantly put together. The images are all pretty high quality, even though some of them do look to be a little bit stocky. So some of the images that you'll take from AliExpress. But otherwise, they're really well done. They have some really unique cases, which I really like. I love the fact that they're actually showing off their unique pieces.  Maybe it would be better to... Yeah, because then they have the View All button. So I think the one thing I would change from this is probably make this a little bit shorter. Maybe keep it to two rows at eight different products, if that, and then have the View All button. But other than that, the website structure pretty well. The colors work together. The image manner that you get at the beginning is very well put together. It's clean. It looks good. High quality image. No blurriness. No pixelization. And yeah, overall, it's a pretty good website. The only one thing, like I said, that I would change is all of these different products. I would just consolidate this. And obviously, I would add a review section. Always add a review section to your homepage. Next up, we have NeSense or NeSense. I'm not entirely sure how you pronounce it. A lot of these stores have really weird names. When you come up with your store, make sure you have a name that's easy to say. It's easier to pronounce. And when you have a name that's easy to pronounce, it's also a lot more memorable. It's easier to remember. But the first thing that we see is a few different pots and pans. The image itself is pretty high quality. It looks good, but it really doesn't tell you anything about the store itself. It just says buy now. So you have a CTA to buy now, but if you scroll down a little bit, then you actually get to see what they offer. So here you have their collections list. They have best sale, which I'm assuming they'll be best seller, tools, gifts, and promotional products. So early Christmas sales, say 50% off, promotion, dress design. This is obviously a generic store. It's a very general store. They sell a little bit of everything. They do not niche down to one particular item or category. Their homepage is an endless amount of scrolling. And I actually think they have all of their products here because they don't have a view all button. So overall, the website itself is, I mean, it's just there. Honestly, it's nothing special. I would completely restructure the website. I think this is something that you could do a lot better, especially if you take some of the different tips that I've talked about in this video into consideration. Take examples from the higher quality websites and put it all together with your style and your brand. But this website in particular, Neesense, it's not it for me. I'm really not feeling it. It's too generic. It's not really structured very well. And as you can see, they just put all of their products in their homepage. I mean, if it's working for them, then hats off, great job. But me personally, it's not something that I would do. It's not something that I like. And I wouldn't really expect my customers to build a sense of trust in order to purchase from my website. Skin Gym is next. And this obviously has to do with either something that has to do with skin or the gym. So they have face serum. Okay, so that's what this is. This is skincare products. So they have a wrinkle LED mask, LED light therapy wands. And aside from that, if you scroll down a little bit, they have as seen on Vogue, Allure, L and a few others. So are these true? Honestly, I'm not sure. If you want to find out for yourself, then simply go to these different websites and look for this company. But me personally, I will take it with a grain of salt. You see these on a lot of different websites. So it doesn't always necessarily mean it's true. But we're the ones that know that our customers aren't going to know that. So this is actually something that does build trust in your customers. So if you scroll down a little bit more, you have a gift, a little bit of information. You have their new releases and their Instagram. So I think this is a pretty straight to the point website. I think it looks good. It's very well done. This image right here could be a little bit smaller, but it does the job. It tells you a few of the different things that they offer. And overall, it has a pretty well done theme. Everything works together. It could be maybe a little bit cleaner, but no, I think it looks really good. It's well put together. Kid Doorman is up next. And what they seem to sell is different types of garments. So they'll sell tops and bottoms. So pants, shorts, shirts, sweaters, and they have some pretty unique pieces actually. Everything looks pretty good. This right here is really nice. I like this image. It's not huge. You can see the entire thing as soon as you land on here. Whereas some of the other ones you have to keep scrolling. But aside from that, the name itself, Kid Doorman, I'm not sure what it has to do with this brand itself, but in this case, I don't really think it matters because that could just be the name that they chose for the clothing brand. As soon as you jump on here, you can see clearly what the website has to do with. Then if you scroll down, you have their best sellers. You have their different categories, embroidered tops and bottoms, all with some really high quality images. Now these, of course, are images of the products themselves. So that's something that's really good. They're not using generic images. Keep going. They have Snuggle Season, the basic collection. This is really nice. They're doing a great job with their branding. As you can see, they have the tags on the shirts themselves as well. Then they have the different sections, shop the bottoms, shop the tops, reviews, like I absolutely always love, and shop the feed, which is their Instagram feed. Unlock 15% off and that's it. Straight to the point, it's kind of a long website. It's not too long, but it's very well done. It's very clean. I like how it looks. It's easy to navigate and they have very high quality images. Now last but certainly not least, I don't know how long it's been since I started recording this video. It might have been a lot longer than I expected it to be. And if that's the case, then I'm sorry.  So if that's the case, make sure you smash that like button. Also, make sure you hit that subscribe button and click that little bell notification so you don't miss out on any future videos. Now, let's go ahead and cover Svana. So Svana Design. Right off the bat, you can see that this is a jewelry website. It is very nice. I love this image. I think it's very well put together. The branding on here is on point. They have their name here, Svana. And the different pieces that they offer capture life special moments. It's this could be a little bit easier to read, but it's not bad. It looks pretty good either way. Keep scrolling. They have their featured collections shop our friendship collection shop by category and the brand story shop by recipient and their Instagram feed very well done. I like the website. I like their branding. They have their brand all over the place. They clearly know what they're doing, especially with the different types of colors that they're using. So they have this little cream color up top and it goes perfect with the logo and this image down here. Everything just blends together really nicely. The images are all unique compared to things that you see in other stores, specifically because you have these cool little frames where they have the curve and the point. Other than that, pretty well put together. You know exactly what you're getting into when you land on the page. And yeah, that's pretty much it. Remember if you want access to the cheat sheet that has all of the different links and topics that I talked about in today's video. All you have to do is go ahead and comment down below. Hashtag dropshipping stores and let me know which one of these was your favorite. Huge thank you to everyone for watching, especially if you made it all the way to the end. As always, it truly means a lot. My name is Mario with AdoDS and I'll catch you all next time.


Bring me Devante Freeman and bring him to me right now. YouTube team keep it clean. What's going on? It's Ingraven here with another video and also early video. So anybody that misses this doesn't catch it. It's okay. Good morning to the people that do catch it. Hope you all are doing good. One thing to always remember before we get into this video, time only moves forward. It does not move backwards. And time is something that you can spend a lot of but you can never get it back. So make sure with whatever you do with your time you spend it wisely. I love you all. Now, of course the Ravens brought in LaVion Bell and Devante Freeman and also Elijah Holyfield in for a workout yesterday. So this got a lot of us talking about who would be the best fit? Who would end up working out? Who should they sign? Who should they get? And I told y'all yesterday, I thought that they by today that they were gonna end up signing LaVion Bell. And with LaVion Bell I feel like he wouldn't be the best fit. But with him as a pass catcher, as a running back, that could do a lot for the Ravens. It will give you a running back that has short hands back there. And it ain't like LaVion Bell would be the feature back. He wouldn't be the number one back. He wouldn't even be the number two back. But he would be a guy that can come in on third downs, third and short, third in the passing game downs. And he could pay dividends to the Ravens big time. So then this morning, this morning, cause yesterday it was a lot going on with the Ravens and I got footballed out. I didn't wanna talk football and wanna look at football. Didn't wanna do anything with football for the rest of the night. So I ended up playing Madden for a little bit. Also play some MLB to show 21, just relaxing. Anyway, this morning, after I had my break last night from football I was watching film. I was watching film on LaVion Bell. And I was like, whoa, hold up. Actually, wow, it wouldn't be the best fit. It also wouldn't be the worst. And I saw LaVion Bell actually making quick decisions when I was watching film on him. I saw him take a handoff. And the thing with LaVion Bell, he doesn't have the best acceleration. He doesn't have the best top speed. But he does make very good decisions and he is able to make quick decisions too. He can make somebody missing the backfield. And as we all talked about over and over, he is an excellent receiver. And I was just telling my boy, Jamil, he's a wide receiver that played running back. Cause this dude's hands are amazing. The way that he concentrates when he makes a catch, it's amazing. He can have somebody draped all over him. He will still make the catch, it's amazing. And my guy Andrade, he was telling me about a couple of years ago when he was watching the videos when LaVion Bell was a free agent. I really wanted LaVion Bell to come to the Ravens. But anyway, good times. So after I watched LaVion Bell film, I was like, you know what, Devontae Freeman. With his game, I'm a little naive to his game. I know he was once one of the top running backs in the league. Falcons paid him that big money. But let me watch some film on Devontae Freeman too. So I did just that. So I'm watching film and I'm like, oh my goodness. This dude got a very nice burst. He got some good speed. And he's quick, like fast.  Let me not just watch him in the Falcons jersey because that's where he got his money. Let's watch after he got his money. After he got cut from the Falcons, let's see how he looked in the Giants jersey. Cause I even forgot that he played for the Giants. So I looked at film when he was on the Giants. Same thing. Same thing. Devontae Freeman, he fast, man. He got that speed and he's a lot quicker than Levy on Bill. Acceleration a lot faster than Levy on Bill and top speed a lot faster than Levy on Bill. Obviously he's lower to the ground. He's a shorter, smaller frame, but he can also catch passes out of the backfield, man. He is a better fit. And I tweeted this too this morning. He's a better fit for the Ravens. Devontae Freeman is a better fit for the Ravens than Levy on Bill is. Ravens, that's who they need to sign. That they need to get, if they're gonna get somebody, since they need to get somebody like right here, right now, Devontae Freeman is the better fit. If you watch him, he's the better fit. And shout out to Coach. Because Coach, when I tweeted earlier this morning that Devontae Freeman is the better fit, Coach was like, hey, and he's from South Florida too. And when he said that, I was like, oh, let's go. I didn't know that. So I looked it up and yeah, he's from Miami without school in Miami. I was like, okay, let's go. He from Delhi. Okay, let's go. Ravens need to sign him like yesterday. So this needs to be the move that the Ravens make. It gotta be Devontae Freeman, man. Because he's just such a fit in more ways than one. His style of play, and he from around the way. Ravens, bring me Devontae Freeman and bring him to me now.


Members of the APC in Otawele, Bokun East Local Council Development Area of Washington State thronged the streets of the town to protest the alleged imposition of a chairmanship candidate by some party leaders in the state. The aggrieved party members disclosed they were against the rejection of the current Ketika chairman, Bello Saliu Bandili, whom they claimed emerged a winner of the APC local government primary election before the results of the polls were upturned by those who described as powerful people in the party. Armed with placards, with various inscriptions, the protesters said since the creation of local local government Otawele had never produced a chairman. They have threatened to renounce their memberships of the party if the leadership remains adamant to right the wrong.


Välkomna till min övriga audience. Jag ser in från en rörelse av en litenhet. Jag tänkte att lägga på naturen av övriga. Jag ser in i form av en sensitiv poäng. Och så är det som sker mig att lägga såna unromantiska insatser som jag ska lägga i den här fina videon. Så som du ser i denna titel. A mother's love and unconditional love. What does it mean? Yes, simply put it means that there is one person in the world who loves you unconditionally. She loves you no matter what. Then of course you have exceptions. Maybe you have a grandmother who does the same. But I'm painting with a very broad brush here. So we're painting a broad picture of the situation at hand. Take it for what it is. There are as always many exceptions but usually the case that your mother loves you unconditionally. Most mothers do at least. And this is also something you can see if you have some sort of criminal who's been shot by the police. And then you'll have the mother crying and saying that he was a good boy. Because for most mothers it doesn't really matter what happens. Their beloved son will always be in their eyes a good boy. But the world might see it in a different way of course. Now this can be contrasted against a woman's love. A woman's love which is very conditional. It depends on your performance as a man. And now this is the unromantic part here which I don't really like to talk about. As I said I'm a sensitive romantic poet who believes in love. And nice epic love poems and the like. But yeah we need to be real about the situation because the Pandora's box is opened. And the deeper darker aspects of female psychology they are out in the open. And after that you hear this insight from me now. Then that you experience it for yourself. So basically I said a few videos in a few videos. I've said that you as a man you create your value.  And as a man you have to create your value.  You're only so much worth as the value you can bring to others. Same thing in a love relationship that a woman will of course determine the quality of a man. Now a woman's attraction will of course depend on a wide variety of factors. Our primary one is drive, ambition, your thumos. Now to properly understand this we need to view it in an evolutionary sense. To have a woman she is her survival and the survival of her children depends on the man's capability. So she is by necessity allergic to behaviors in a man that could spell death literally for her and offspring. So if she perceives the man as being weak, being lazy, being stupid, all of these things being cowardly. All of these things then she will lose attraction because it's not a good investment for a woman to be with a man who will put her in danger because he's incompetent. So that is completely normal, it's fine. So it doesn't make women bad or anything, it's not a bad evolutionary trait. It's completely normal. Of course a woman needs to look out for herself and her children.  And therefore she needs to be on the lookout for bad signs in the man. So weakness or cowardice. And when I say weakness I don't mean that you need to be deadlifting 300 kilos.  You have power lifters, strong men, martial artists. They are complete cowards when push comes to shove. When the heat comes on they crack because they don't have that axis mundi within them. They don't have that genuine strength and toughness. But usually it's the case that if a man is physically strong he's also mentally strong because the two go hand in hand.  So you need to become the axis mundi that she can rely on in all circumstances.  Well the short answer is no but there are also situations where it's completely fine. The part that is not fine is when you show hesitation and you show that you feel hopeless. That type of cry that causes terror and fear in her and of course makes her lose attraction to you. But if you cry for some other reason whatever it might be.  I don't say that you should do it but there is different type of emotional states of consciousness. So the type of emotion you should never show is hopelessness and lack of drive, laziness and you feel despair. So you should never despair. You can be sad or you can be sensitive. But it should never be because you are insecure or if you feel hopeless or anything like that. Because that in her evolutionary mind is you know it spells that you are afraid to go out of the cave to hunt megafauna to supply for her and her children. Evolutionary speaking. Again I am painting with a very broad brush here and if you have gotten a man cold and you bemoan your fate. Any good loving wife she will nurse you back to health and not think twice about it. But if she observes a pattern, a habit in you that has to do with laziness for example. Ja, that can make her lose attraction for you. And then she perceives not logically but her evolutionary psychology. It interprets that as a mortal danger for her and her children. That you don't have the drive, the ambition to go out of the cave to hunt said megafauna. Now I am just using this as an example but hopefully you know what I mean. And now a note on female hypergamy. There are good aspects and bad aspects of it. So we need to make the distinction between a married woman, a woman with children and an unmarried woman without children. Now there is in my mind it is completely normal, natural and even good for a woman to live a man. If she perceives him as being unable to do his duty. So it's usually quite common to see men lamenting the fact that women don't want to settle down to have children. But in many situations it's because of the man, he isn't ready, he doesn't have the courage to settle down and to have children. Now I'm not talking about these American conservatives to say you need to man up and marry a woman with a very long, very large body count. I'm saying that, I'm saying that there are men, young men if they've been together with their girlfriend for a few years. She wants to have babies of course because that's what all women want. Maybe she doesn't say it but you should be able to understand that she does want it whether she says it or not. It's completely normal and now she might perceive that the man is lazy, he doesn't want to, he can't give her what she wants. Yeah, then it's completely normal if she decides to leave him to find a man who can actually do his duty. Who can actually fulfill her as a woman by simply put impregnating her. So huge difference between a married woman with children and an unmarried woman without children. Now since we are on the topic I'm of course completely against no fault divorce because the primary victim of a divorce is the child or the children. So that is a completely different thing and if I have any young woman listening to this it's quite easy actually. It's quite easy, this is how it's been done for in every culture, in every time basically perennial wisdom from the golden one right here. So if he doesn't want children with you, now I'm not saying that it needs to happen now. Perhaps your living situation is not optimal for it but if he doesn't have a plan, if you don't have a plan. Then he has no business being intimate with you. If he doesn't want to have, if he doesn't want to create a family then you shouldn't give up yourself to him, simply put. So if you want a family, if you want children then you say that to him, that okay either we make a plan. It doesn't need to happen right now but we should have a plan and if he says no I'm not ready. Then you say okay, then I close my legs and then we can break up because this isn't leading anywhere. And then you can find a man who's ready to actually create something with you instead of just wasting time. So a bit of tough love here from me, a bit of tough love but it needs to be said. And of course if you're a man, perhaps I'll make a separate video saying make your girlfriend pregnant or leave her, something like that. That is also true that if you have a relationship and if you aren't ready for some reason then let her go. Let her go so she can find someone to start a family with because women are more time sensitive as it were. They can't waste as much time as a man. I don't think you should waste too much time as a man either by the way. But yeah, the honorable thing is to do then when you have come to this realization at least. This is new knowledge for many guys of course because you've been taught by contemporary culture that the right thing is to focus on your own pleasure and not take responsibility and a child is such a burden. It is not a burden, a child is a blessing by the way. So to conclude, a mother's love unconditional, she will love you no matter what you do. This is good and bad if that's the only type of love. If you don't get any tough love from others in your life then it might be bad because then you expect to be loved no matter what you do. But it's also good to have that safe haven in the form of a mother who will always be there for you no matter what. But when it comes to a woman's love it is conditional. It depends on your value, your value and usefulness to her and her children. It's something good in a woman, it's a good normal natural evolutionary trait of a woman. And it will keep you sharp as well. So I've seen over all of these years, I've seen a few guys, they are in a good shape, they're driven. And then they end up in a relationship, they think the quest stops there because they've already gotten the woman. But the hard part is not to get a woman, it's to keep a woman interested in you, attracted to you and then you can't just stop.  Simple stuff really. So you need to be jacked, you need to go to the gym, you need to do deadlifts if you can. Perhaps you have an issue with your back, then you shouldn't. Then you can do some bench stress, you should train some MMA, train some with firearms as well. Do be a good dependable man. And also have that Axis Mundi within you, have that inner strength so that she can always rely on you to be a calm presence. No one expects you to be a Superman, but at least you can be a calm, confident presence in her life that she can always lean on and rely on. So even if you are sick or if you are weak temporarily, as long as you maintain your inner, your spiritual composure, then all will be well. So yeah, something to keep in mind that don't stop developing yourself just because you end up in a relationship. You need to continue because otherwise she might perceive that as a bad trait in you, as a bad habit. And then she will lose attraction and then yeah, it's downhill from there. So do keep the greater goal in mind and push towards excellence and yeah, all will be well. So anyway, thank you for listening to my ramblings here out in somewhat dreary hyperborea. Do check out all the links in the description box below. Do read Dauntless and Demigod mentality. It's a good investment, I assure you. And yeah, I'll see you in the next video.


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Yeah, we know you bustin' booze. We see the D.F., the most dangerous D.F. Listen, he got the most dangerous D.M. in hip hop.   I'ma say this about the D.M., French Montana D.M. Diaries. I gotta say it, French, I got a warning, dude. I feel sorry for a lot of you dudes out there, man.  Athletes, rappers. I feel sorry for a lot of, I feel sorry for a lot of you dudes out there, man. Yo, you know what's so crazy to me? I'm cryin'. You know what's so crazy to me, French, out of the D.M.s, you know, it's like, how reckless these, how reckless a lot of these women is, just havin' niggas and just shootin' it at you. Yo, I'm cryin'. Like, I feel sorry for a lot of you dudes, man. I'm cryin'.