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Check your store for these points if you're struggling with sales, might be a few useful bits for your site
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general web layout
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header - ideally should have a good number of links (on desktop view). the height of the header should be as short as possible, otherwise it can cover the site content. Also large headers have lots of empty space (empty space is a big no-no, looks unprofessional). Big issue - For the shop link there should always be a 'shop all' option. Then customers can just browse without having to click back and forth into each individual collecton, which can lead to click burnout and bounce.
footer - Ideally should have your contact address, address, maybe a telephone number, contact times (builds trust and looks professional). Also it should have your socials links, about us, contact, shipping, returns, page links...as a minimum.
buttons - looks better if it's a solid colour not a frame. it's possible to CSS code in a shadow or solid shadow, which looks better (adidas has quite good buttons) makes a 'big' subtle difference. You can also CSS code in shadows on the text of buttons, again generally looks better
fonts - never use old fashioned fonts like times new roman, really affects the look. Can get some pretty edgy title fonts for things like urban streetwear which look good. Also the big title fonts and small paragraphs 'look' is quite good...nike is a good example.
colour scheme - sites that have a colour scheme (ie one colour for their buttons, announcement bar, header background, footer background) tend to be more memorable than sites without a colour scheme. enhances the brand.
email subscription popups - if you have a subscription popup try and delay its pop at least 5 seconds into landing. otherwise you're asking people to give out their email address before having seen anything of the site or products. Also a good message is key, try and incentivise them to give out their email (eg signup for a chance to win a prize, or discount code),
products - are there enough? ideally you want the 'huntegatherer' shopping experience where they have to search, compare and find something. Not an empty store with only 4 products, which makes for a bad experience (not applicable for 1 product stores).
On the other hand you can have too may products or categories. And you get the burnt out shopper effect - think of a time when you're on amazon, does anyone really want to search for a product after more than say 6 pages.
front page
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At the mo, the trend for web design and the front page is to have 'a ton' of content. content-rich. If you look at the big players and most successful sites their front page is jam-packed with content. This doesnt include a few apparel sites like supreme, or the more expensive apparel brands, I personally think they would get more sales if they did.
Your front image is part of the branding. Should be high quality photography, full colour (not greyed over), with a bit of text/button over the top or better graphics, discount codes. Ideally a slideshow. Ideally with people in the shot. With the text make sure it's clear what is for sale, and make it concise :)
The front page usually includes a good logo, a front image (or better a slideshow, or a movie), a small amount of blurb (2 or 3 sentences of good copy), add to carts (more than 6, not usually more than 30) exclusive to us add to carts, featured product, top pick this month add to cart. It can also have 'as seen in' icons (eg vogue, cosmopolitan, GQ). A movie, special offers/ discount codes, an IG gallery, reviews..with name/location/stars (this gives your brand momentum knowing that people are buying from you and trust your business).
If your prices are higher than people might expect it could be good to have a small section on the front page explaining 'rarity''craft''effort' etc
If you need extra credibility. Like say selling a protein powder or maybe a lifestyle therapist....you can have a tick comparison table, graph, pie/ chart, diagram, comparison table.
A lot of new sites have a problem with 'text' on the front page. Way too much text. They have large paragraphs (which look bad on desktop, worse on mobile). Nothing worse than a wall of text. People want to see nice photos, products + prices. If you have anything with more than 4 sentences people will just scroll past it imo.
Add to carts
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the photos need to be great. can you see the designs properly, if it's too wide a crop and the pic is too small on your catalogue page - people cant see the product properly ...they wont click into each and every add to cart to see it. this will affect sales. Have you got the latest theme which has all the gizmos on your add to carts...'on sale', 'tiktok fav', 'top seller', star reviews, etc
product descriptions
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avoid walls of text. have paragraphs, bullet points, diagrams, charts, emojis, 'estimated delivery date', link to faq or shipping page, lots of photos and maybe a movie,
supporting pages
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Go the extra mile. For your about us, have photos. For your returns and shipping pages have some drop down menus/ diagrams. For your contact us have an address, email address, maybe a map.
General points
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Amazon. amazon is always gonna be a threat, but remember jeff bezos is one of the richest men in the world. If that is the case then there must surely be room to undercut and outperform his company. Also amazon sells allsorts, they dont specialize in anything ...which is an opportunity. Would you buy say protein powder from amazon or from Big Jack's protein powder store, where they sell 30 types of powder and come across as specialists. Big Jack's would have a stronger brand loyalty + trust than amazon. It does depend on what niche you go for. Tech gadgets, gym equipment, kitchen stuff, books, will generally be amazon's domain at the mo.
With sites that have higher pricepoints, and often the more successful sites generally....they tend to photo the people more than the products. Think group shots, wideangles, close ups, singles, couples, different angles, interesting locations. Good examples are Nike, Gucci, Adidas. You dont often see mid-shots of people smiling into the camera, because these are too basic. That's the mistake most new streetwear brands make. And a lot of new jewellery sites dont even have models on their site, which has a bad effect on the branding and sales imo.
Klarna. And other buy now pay later payment options. These are getting more and more popular. If you sell anything above $40 it's a good buying motivator to have klarna. And mention it on the front page (like they do with pandora jewellery)
Wizards. When your selling a lot of products which connect together (eg a solar power system with battery, wires, solar panel) a 'step by step wizard' with link on the front page is a good idea. Otherwise it can be daunting not knowing what to buy ( https://diytvwallmount.com.au/ is a good example of a wizard)
First 2 seconds. the first 2 seconds are the most important part of the customer experience. If they land on the front page ...they look at the logo then the front image then the message. If there's any confusion (like it's not clear what's for sale) or lack of clarity it affects the whole journey. You could have the most amazing site after that, but if the logo + front image arent up to scratch (the brand), it takes a heck of a lot to get back on track and lead to a sale. in ecommerce the branding is the business.
Retargeting ads -the reason you see the same TV ad's over and over is because re-targeting works, most people buy between 3-10 landings on a site. so you need to retarget your ads to these same people.
Saturated sectors - in no order these are the most saturated sectors. Doesn't mean don't sell these products, but you will have more competition and everything about your store has to be upto date and in the top 5% imo.

1. activewear
   
2. jewellery
   
3. pet stores
   
4. home decor
   
5. coffee
   
6. camping gear
   
7. tech products
   
8. wall art
   
9. make-up + beauty
   
10. fitness gadgets
    

social media
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most people know it needs to have great content, hashtags, stories on your IG, movies, model shots with people using your products. this is a pretty good site for tips: https://www.garyvaynerchuk.com/how-to-create-64-pieces-of-content-in-a-day/
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Thus, Inu's tale metamorphosed into an enduring legend, serving as a perennial reminder that by uniting our passions, dreams, and aspirations, we possess the capacity to surmount challenges and forge a future where innovation and regulation harmoniously coexist.
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The seller also gives a 1-year warranty and extends the regio. What do you say? Stay away or is it a good offer?
We would be very happy to receive feedback, as we don't have that much experience with cars.
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When the pandemic hit, his company had him start working from home. It was great for a while but it’s been over 3 years and he’s never gone back to working in an office. He is still with the same company, but I guess they figured out he can do his job from home just fine so he now works from home, maybe forever? I don’t know.
I have always worked from home and set my own schedule, so I was already here during the day. Now that we’re both home 24/7, it’s really starting to grate on my nerves. In the beginning, I was able to carve out alone time for myself when I did things like go to the gym, or taking a walk outside alone…. Aside from working, I have a pretty full routine myself. I am also an athlete and I spend a lot of time on fitness and nutrition - these things are important to me but I always fit it into my day in a way that doesn’t take away from my family. Working out became one of the only times I got to spend alone, without my husband or kids being up my a** like hemorrhoids.
Over the last 3 years, my husband has decided to get in shape too. At first, he would go to the gym at a different time than me, but now he insists on going in together. I hate this. He has started to tag along with me when I go for walks. This is made doubly irritating because many times I’ll be ready to go and he’s like “I just need a few more minutes” or maybe one morning it will be me that’s moving a little slower but he will be making me feel rushed or like he’s waiting for me even though I never asked him to wait for me to do anything (and literally don’t want him to… I want to do these things by myself.)
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I rarely do anything alone and it’s starting to get on my nerves. At home, he literally follows me around if I leave the room. I don’t think he realizes he’s even doing it, but if I get up to go to the bathroom in our room, I’ll come out and see that he has also come in and is laying on the bed just looking at his phone. But It’s like why are you in here? Or for another example, I’ll be standing in the mirror doing my hair or makeup and he will decide he just has to jump in the shower at that moment….. another example is the other day I was in my closet just trying on different outfits and he came in and sat down and lingered there watching me and asking me what I was doing, if I was going somewhere….. I wasn’t. I’m a woman that just likes trying on clothes.
I can’t even find personal space in my own home. This is super hard for me because I am someone who needs their alone time and space. I don’t like being questioned about everything I do or having to explain why I’m going somewhere. Back when he worked outside the home he has no clue what I did all day. I could go to the gym any time I wanted, run any errands I wanted, buy myself lunch out, etc. and no one was here to slow me down or ask me a million questions like I’m a child that can’t be alone.
I can’t exactly tell my husband I want him to leave me the F** alone (respectfully) without hurting his feelings but I am 1000% fed up with his constant presence and infiltrating things and activities that were previously my only alone time.

Thank you.
I know people go back and forth on if the whole ‘pay it forward’ thing at a drive-thru is good or not but today, I felt the kindness. I’ve had a rough 24 hours and was heading back from dropping my dog off at the Burnside emergency vet after being up with him all night. I’ve been bawling all morning and just having that small act of kindness really picked me up.
Hug your loved ones, your pets, your friends, and don’t forget to do something nice for someone, even if it’s just giving them a smile ❤️

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Once upon a time in the world of crypto, there was a charming and mischievous Shiba Inu dog named Inu. Inu had a passion for cryptocurrencies and dreamed of a decentralized and inclusive financial system where everyone could participate.
However, Inu's dreams faced a challenge when the SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission) took an interest in the crypto world. The SEC, like a vigilant watchdog, aimed to ensure investor protection and maintain market integrity. They wanted to establish regulations to prevent scams and fraudulent activities.
Inu, being a playful and friendly dog, believed that unity and collaboration could lead to a better future for both crypto enthusiasts and regulatory bodies. Inu decided to embark on a mission to bridge the gap between the crypto community and the SEC.
With a wagging tail and a determination in his eyes, Inu organized a grand summit, inviting crypto investors, blockchain developers, and SEC officials. The summit would be a unique opportunity for open dialogue and understanding.
As the day of the summit arrived, Inu greeted everyone with a joyful spirit, even donning a bowtie to show his commitment to professionalism. The attendees were curious and skeptical at first, but Inu's infectious enthusiasm soon won them over.
Inu started the summit with a heartfelt speech, emphasizing the shared goals of innovation, financial inclusion, and protection of investors. He emphasized the need for transparency, responsible practices, and education within the crypto space.
To lighten the atmosphere, Inu introduced various fun activities like a "Howling Contest" and a "Blockchain Puzzle Challenge." Laughter filled the room as participants from the SEC and the crypto community engaged in friendly competitions.
During the summit, the SEC officials listened attentively to the concerns and perspectives of the crypto enthusiasts. Likewise, the crypto community members gained insights into the regulatory challenges faced by the SEC. Both sides realized that they shared a common goal of creating a safe and thriving crypto ecosystem.
As the summit concluded, Inu presented a proposal for a collaborative framework. It outlined the formation of a joint task force comprising crypto experts, legal advisors, and SEC representatives. This task force would work together to develop balanced regulations that foster innovation while safeguarding investors.
The SEC officials were impressed by Inu's determination and the constructive nature of the summit. They agreed to the proposal and committed to open dialogue and regular engagement with the crypto community.
In the following months, the task force diligently worked to create a framework that embraced the unique characteristics of cryptocurrencies while addressing the concerns raised by the SEC. This collaboration resulted in regulations that struck a balance between innovation, consumer protection, and market integrity.
Inu's efforts not only brought the crypto community and the SEC closer together but also laid the foundation for a more inclusive and responsible crypto landscape. The world watched in admiration as the Shiba Inu dog, with his charm and unwavering spirit, became a symbol of unity and collaboration in the crypto world.
And so, Inu's tale became a legend, reminding us that when we unite our passions, dreams, and aspirations, we can overcome challenges and create a future where innovation and regulation coexist harmoniously.
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On April, South Korean conglomerate Hyundai announced that it would prevent its excavators from being used in illegal mining in the Brazilian Amazon.
In a statement, Hyundai said it sympathizes with the destruction done in the Amazon and the invasion of Indigenous peoples' lands caused by illegal mining.
To prevent the illegal use of Hyundai heavy equipment in the Amazon Basin, the company said it would strengthen its sales processes and compliance systems, and until effective, it would stop selling heavy construction equipment, including the provision of maintenance and parts, in the three Amazonian states of Amazonas, Pará and Roraima.
Greenpeace's report noted that BMG established dealerships and facilities in the vicinity of the three Indigenous territories that account for 95% of all the illegal mines in Indigenous lands across Brazil.
Neiva said the activities of Hyundai and other multinational companies whose products or services are used in illegal activity in Brazil need to be seen in the wider context of business and human rights in the country.
While systemic changes are being made, the Greenpeace report noted a multipronged approach is needed to combat the illegal use of heavy machinery in the Amazon.

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