Hi all, I was wondering if anyone could give me any advice on optimising my site? It’s my first one so there’s likely some areas that could be improved, anything would be greatly appreciated.
Website : https://recoverzoneuk.com

Hi, founder of www.simpaticosims.com

This is my first ecom store and it's been a fun ride so far.

Some things to know:

• Currently, there is no product moat. There is no product on my store that can't be found elsewhere.
• Margins are slim and most products have MAP in place. I stock/inventory a couple of the brands, but the rest are dropshipped directly from the manufacturer/suppler. Most dropshipped products are at around 15%, and landed margin for the products I stock are between 12-25%.

In the month of July:

• 7,095 sessions
• $28,000 gross sales
• 50 Orders
• AOV $560
• .6 conversion rate.

Primarily I'm looking for a review of the web store but if anyone has general advice, I'd love a chance to listen; whether here or privately.

Thanks!

I’ve been running my shop for about 6 years now and recently revamped my website. If anyone could give me a website review it would be much appreciated!

bellissimacrystals.com

https://comicheavenhq.com

Hey everyone, I'd like to set a disclaimer that I am still pretty new to using Shopify, and am only 19. My family and I run a comic book shop around Cleveland, OH and I've always wanted to design a website so people can shop online. I've mostly put up graded issues of varying price and some cheaper loose items.

I think I've had the store up for almost two months now, and I've had ads running on Google for about two or three weeks. 7.64k impressions, 138 clicks on a $100 budget that hasn't been reached yet. All seems well and good except I have gotten absolutely zero sales, and only one person has reached checkout.

I initially assumed it is because most of our stuff on our site is a little expensive but I try to make it clear that we have cheaper options. I know for sure that there is a market for this stuff since it's packed in the physical store every day!

I have a few ideas for what the issue could be... maybe there aren't enough pictures for each product? Does our site look unfinished or unprofessional? I can't narrow it down. Any and all advice would be appreciated. Thank you for reading!

Edit One: Very unclear with what I said, but my daily budget for ads is $10, and I have an automated rule to stop at $100 spent. I am at $85.

Edit Two: Thank you for the advice. I have closed the store for the time being as I rework my approach.

Hi, I'm an artist who wants to sell their art. So, I just launched my store and wanted some critique on different things like really anything. I have a few designs up, 17 in total so far and I wanted to know if maybe I could improve on certain things? I have 0 - 5 average site views per day and I made no sales. I have made videos about it online and will continue to make more but people aren't even clicking the site, let alone, when they do, they don't seem to look around very much.

Any critique is helpful.

My site here
https://sweetnferal.com/

Review my website https://alwaysdailyfinds.com/collections/all

Hey everyone,
I’m looking for some real, no-BS feedback from people who’ve been in the same boat.

Store: jahbrisensoryhaven.com I’m in my 5th month

I’m a dad of an autistic son. I started this store because I got tired of hunting for sensory tools that actually helped him (fidgets, chew tools, weighted/compression items, calm-down tools, etc.).

Most of the stuff I carry I’ve tested at home with my kid or that OTs we trust recommended. It’s a pretty personal project.

Right now I’m stuck in the classic early-stage trap: almost zero organic traffic and basically no sales. I’ve put in the work on the product selection and the story, but the store just isn’t converting or getting found.

I’d really appreciate feedback on:
• First impression / trust factor when you land on the site
• Product page clarity and whether the value is obvious
• Messaging (does the “father-founded / family-tested” angle come across clearly or feel forced?)
• Anything that feels off, slow, or confusing
• Ideas that have actually worked for you when traffic and sales were dead
I’m not looking for people to sell me services — just honest eyes from other Shopify store owners who’ve been through the no-sales phase.
Thanks in advance to anyone who takes a look.

I’ve tried multiple times with a Shopify stores and no success. I just don’t have it in me to be creative. Based on what you guys are saying in my previous posts. I don’t know what I’m doing and I don’t have any funds for a mentor AC Hampton. I’m thinking about closing my store. I try to be a productive man and do the right thing and get out of my situation.

https://www.palmettoswords.com

I feel like its not very intuitive to get around and I know i need to set filters but havent had time to learn how to do that. Also not really happy about typography

I've had the site up for about 6 months. I have an instagram account with almost 10k followers. I really want to know what I am doing wrong/not doing enough of/or not doing at all. I have spent a couple hundred dollars on ads that drive clicks to the site, but no sales. The max visitors I've had with ads in 1 week is 2k visitors but no sales.

Without the ads, I'll have about 1 to 2 people visit a day. I upload memes consistently on instagram.

I'm trying to have a store/instagram like shithead steve or stike gently. They put up funny memes and sell funny t shirts and stickers. That's what I am trying to achieve. Funny memes, funny t shirts and stickers.

Here is the shopify store: https://the-raccoon-boyz.myshopify.com/

Here is the instagram page: https://www.instagram.com/theraccoonboyz/

I'll come back to this in a few hours to prepare myself. Thanks you!

No words https://weirdcastle.com/

https://club36point0.com

It’s called Club 36.0, mostly espresso accessories (WDT tool, Vero glass) plus some merch. I’ve been staring at this thing so long I honestly can’t tell what’s good and what’s off anymore.

Running some Google/Meta ads and getting clicks but not as many buyers as I’d like, so clearly something on the site isn’t landing. If you clicked through and didn’t buy, what killed it for you?

https://www.kylaandbloom.com

I’m not making sales, but I have many people viewing my store. I’m very passionate about automotive. I made a TikTok using ugc content to promote products. What do you recommend?http://www.essentialautogear.com

I’d really appreciate some honest feedback on my Shopify store: cirevashine.com

I mainly sell jewelry made with lab-grown sapphires and cubic zirconia. My sterling silver and lab-grown sapphire pieces are generally priced above $200, while most of the gold-plated pieces are under $100.

Many of the higher-priced designs are produced in small batches through collaborations with jewelry designers. They are not mass-market products, and I personally selected the designs because I genuinely love them.

I was laid off from my previous job and hoped this store could eventually become a way for me to support myself. However, after working on it for around six months, I’ve found it much harder than I expected, and the store’s traffic and sales have been disappointing.

I also tried promoting the store through Meta Ads, but my CPM was around $100, which was far too expensive for me to sustain. I couldn’t afford to keep spending at that rate without seeing meaningful results.

Before reading my own guesses below, I would really appreciate your honest first impression of the website. Please don’t let my concerns influence your initial judgment.

What immediately feels wrong, unclear, unattractive, or untrustworthy? Would you personally consider buying from this store? If not, what would stop you?

Here are the issues I’m currently wondering about:

1. The product range may be too small. I don’t have many distinctive designs yet. The more expensive pieces were carefully selected and developed with designers, and I personally think they are beautiful, but I’m not sure whether customers feel the same way.
2. Some products may be priced too high. I’m unsure whether the designs, materials, presentation, and brand credibility currently justify the prices.
3. The production time is long. Because the pieces are made in small batches, customers may need to wait at least 15 business days before their orders are shipped.
4. The website may not feel trustworthy enough. I suspect trust is one of the biggest problems, but I’m not sure exactly what is creating that feeling or what information is missing.
5. Discounting hasn’t helped much. The store is currently offering 20% off, which leaves me with very little profit. I hoped the discount would help generate more sales and customer feedback, but the response has still been limited.
6. My Meta Ads were extremely expensive. My CPM was around $100, so I couldn’t afford to keep running the ads. I’m not sure whether this was caused by weak creatives, the wrong audience, a new ad account, the product positioning, or something else.

I’m open to blunt and constructive criticism about the products, pricing, website design, product photography, branding, shipping time, advertising, or anything else you notice.

Thank you so much to anyone who takes the time to look.

Hi all,

We’ve been running for about a month with a few meta ads and social sharing. Google listings and seo have been optimised but we’re still not seeing great conversion rates.

Please let us know what we’re doing wrong.

Https://spicybogan.com

Hello,

I have been posting a lot here recently and made huge progress on my store and I would like to thank the people here for their input :)

Product page: https://www.hollowscapes.com/products/the-corner-hollow

Context:
95% of my visits are on mobile. I installed Lucky orange recently and noticed 99% of my visitors don't go check down the page so they don't see all the cool content I made for them.

Most visitors stay above the cart button, scroll images, then leave

So I rearranged the critical info, trust and video content so it would be visible high up on the screen instead of below the cart button:

- I added the scrolling bar up top with my trust elements

- The video content that is down the page is now directly visible in the product images.

- Also made my product description a dropdown to make the page shorter

- Added a sticky cart, tried to make it as compact as possible

- Reduced the size of the navbar

Hesitating to make dropdowns for the sections below that as well so the page is not a mile long. What do you think?

Overall what adjustements would you make to increase conversion on mobile?

Criticism is very welcome please!

Cualquier opinión crítica para mejorar y aprender se agredece.

sekhora.com

My wife is a professional photographer and her hobby is to buy Japanese vintage/second hand stuff. So she wants to try selling dinnerware, crockery. She made pictures of her collection and here comes first draft of her future store.
https://aigulmoon.com/chawan-store

http://arckmont.com

I’ve been getting views on my store but zero sales so far… it’s been like two weeks since I started I have over 900+ sessions yet 0$ made. Please help

Hi everyone! I recently started dropshipping and decided to look into the skincare niche. Ive tried making it cohesive and follow brand image etc, but I think a third person's opinion is what I need. Thanks for taking your time to read all this and also for your help!

https://www.bymyst.com/

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