Anton Kraly
On today's episode, Seth speaks to Anton Kraly , Founder and CEO of Drop Ship Lifestyle , about the eCommerce lifestyle and how he got to where he is today. I’m grateful for Anton’s time and for sharing both his story, and his tips on how we can get into drop shipping.
Anton Kraly is the founder and CEO of Drop Ship Lifestyle. He focuses on empowering people through eCommerce and better marketing. He and his team are constantly researching and testing to discover what works best in digital marketing and eCommerce.
Anton’s story was featured on Forbes and he’s been on numerous business podcasts.
He holds annual retreats for Drop Ship Lifestyle and hosts live events for marketers and business owners. In 2017, he hosted the Internet Marketing Expo in Austin.
Since Anton was young he was set on starting his own business. Right after attending college, he explored physical businesses like franchised gyms but decided to build a business that delivered cookies in New York.
He expanded his cookie business but grew tired of all the problems with a physical business. After reading Tim Ferris's “4-Hour Work Week” he decided to go into eCommerce and discovered drop shipping. From there he built a 6-figure eCommerce store.
With his success in eCommerce, he was asked by friends and family how he did it. This gave him the idea to start Drop Ship Lifestyle. After 4 years, he has taught over 8,000 students how to build their own drop shipping stores. Allowing them to live their ideal lifestyles through eCommerce.
Learn more about Drop Ship Lifestyle here,
www.dropshiplifestyle.com
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