Ecommerce Tricks

Time to step up.

Factors giving hyperlocal eCommerce an edge over eCommerce:

1. Instant delivery: Don’t make your customers wait for their orders.

2. Live-order tracking: Display order journeys in real-time to avoid confusion.

3. Geofence: Draw and decide the regions you want to perform deliveries for.

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I am going to start with cold email for my business and I target ecommerce so I thought who would be better to ask than the people in this group. I am not selling anything I just wonder if there would be any interest if you get an email like this:

Hi (Name),

(Personalized line)

I reach out because we specialize in sms marketing for e-commerce brands just like yours.

We average a 38x ROI on our campaigns with no upfront cost. Only pay us when we make you money

Recently we helped Bella All Natural earn $76,827 our first month by implementing on-off sms campaigns. That was an incredible 58,7% of their total revenue.

Want to hear more about how we could help you? Let me know and I can send over a few times to chat.

Thanks,

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I would love to hear what you think of this and what I can improve 🙂

Hey guys!

We have been using ChatGPT for our business and find it exciting and valuable! We're curious to learn how you think it might benefit your e-commerce store. If you don't mind, we would love to hear your thoughts on the following:

1. Have you used ChatGPT before? (if not, try it out. It's free! https://chat.openai.com/chat )
2. How have you integrated ChatGPT into your business, if at all?
3. Are there any features you feel need to be added to existing chat products?
4. Would you find more value in automating conversations or analyzing existing ones for insights?
5. How confident are you in the ability of chatbots to sell and upsell your products?
6. What kind of customer interactions and questions would you want to automate?
7. What kind of customer interactions and questions would you instead not automate, such as negotiations or bargaining?

Thanks for your time and input, it is greatly appreciated! 📷

Hi, I started a little e-commerce business over the last yr, it’s been doing decent. I would like to reach more people. My goal is to start a Shopify store with website to connect directly with more customers and reduce eBay fees etc.

That will be later this yr, for now, I would like to sell on an additional platform, what would be the simplest add on? Amazon, Etsy, other? The item could technically be sold in most marketplaces

I'll be selling clothes. I understand the general thought is that "product description is very important in selling products". I feel like I don't want to be bothered with doing that because I sit and think…Do I, or anyone I know, actually read product descriptions when buying clothes? My answer is a big no. So why write anything?….especially when there is so many other things to do (not at the point of hiring anyone). It would mean i would have to go back and write something more or something at all for 500+items, and then for the next 2000 items left to upload. How much can be said about something you can clearly see?

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Is anyone running a successful store without product descriptions…that every other store that sells the same type of thing has descriptions?

Her and her bf have set up a site and they don’t own a Reddit to create a post.

Do you have the time to review this site and possibly feedback anything that could help improve the image and functionality of it? Additionally anything else that would be beneficial?

https://freedom-pieces.com/

Assume I have a quality product that I have designed and it competes well in my niche. How much capital should I have on hand to invest in PPC and build good ranking within the first 3 months after launch on Amazon US FBA.

I've been to a few virtual speed networking sessions with business owners from any industry. The premise is that you talk 5-10 minutes to randomly chosen attendees. I found these very useful.

Do you know of anything like this for ecomm store owners specifically? If not, anyone interested in joining one?