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I have never had social icons on my e-commerce site but have been researching it lately. Most big brands have them so then you wonder why not… I want to hear from you if you're using them or not and why? It seems like it would help your brand presence by looking more legit but also takes people off your site. Some research shows that they barely get clicked on either. I know it's should definitely have social pages but not to sold on the icons.

Maybe it's best to put them on the contact form, email template, and newsletters. But not the footer?

Which is the best host & platform for a multi vendor e-commerce site where the sellers handle shipping and collecting money for their products (cash on delivery is the most popular method in my country rn)? I plan on taking a subscription fee instead of commission per product. They would basically sign up and pay a monthly fee in exchange for being able to have their products listed in my store.

Is WooCommerce and Bluehost appropriate for this?

Hello ecommerce, I came to you with a new question as a newbie.

Let's say there are no insurances here and you ship internationally.

Your customer provided an invalid address and the carrier decides to return it to you, but it isn't moving to you, instead it's delivered eventually to some carrier's warehouse in the customer's country.

Are you required to refund when the item isn't back to you, When it is the customer's fault for providing a wrong address?

What happens when the customer opens a dispute on PPL or Stripe?

What if the customer only contacts you after "delivered to sender" when it didn't really.

What if the customer is unresponsive and never collects their parcel?

As a seller, should I refund? Send a replacement free of charge or charge them?

Please help.

Anyone used an existing store's email list to seed/launch a new related store?

How did it go? How did you do it?

For the sake of argument let's say I have an established ecommerce store selling branded cat litter.

I'm about to launch a new store for selling cat beds. There's a huge overlap in audiences and it's safe to say those customers on my cat litter list will be 99% interested in buying a cat bed.

For various reasons it makes more sense to run the 2 stores seperately.

My question is, would you leverage your existing customer base for the new store and if so, how would you go about it to a) Not piss off your existing email subscribers and B) Maximize value add for them?

Any advice/discussion welcome

Hello all!

I have recently started my E-Commerce shop (https://techdockshop.com), which has been live for about 10 days now. Within this period I've only been able to generate little traffic, with about 300 unique visitors, mostly from FB ads and friends and family – No sales at all yet. As such, I am wondering if there is something wrong with the website, or if I should be approaching Marketing differently?

• Should I use PopUps on my website? (I.e. For E-mail marketing & Generating Sales?)

• Should I start blogging on my website to improve SEO?

Any feedback and advice is much appreciated

Are you stocking too much and blocking cash, running out too soon, can’t tally the count and volume, others – please elaborate

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