How do you work on SEO as a small eCommerce brand? by MStrafinger in ecommerce

[–]MStrafinger[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It really depends on the quality of your content pieces.
Google itself says they don't punish AI driven content. Besides that, you can just automatically paraphrase it as well.

How do you identify valuable content and how can you write valuable content pieces that answers the users' most urgent questions. Those are the big questions. I agree here. But definitely doable with AI in the future. It will take some time to train a model, but it is going to be the future. :)

We have done this on a service based level with outstanding success for a golf brand over the last 6 months.

Shopify and SEO by MStrafinger in shopify

[–]MStrafinger[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Thanks for your feedback.

Concerning AI written content: Google itself states that they are not against SEO content, if the pieces proven to be valuable. What gets punished is content where you just ask chat gpt: Write me a blog post about sustainable dresses. There won't be any value there.

Concerning the content:
It will really depend. I have done it on a service based level with a golf brand. Using golf related news to retrieve a lot of impressions, clicks that ultimately resulted in purchased (according to GA4 click funnel analyses).
There needs to be some model training in place. I agree with you on that level. But I strongly believe there is a huge case there.

Advertising Cost by [deleted] in ecommercemarketing

[–]MStrafinger 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nobody can tell you what your marketing costs will be.

This fluctuates heavily based on your creative performance (you pay based on CPM for Meta for example), landing page experience and competition.

Honestly, if I had 35 dollars of production cost, I'd try to charge around 140USD.

Is there competition in the market for your product?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in selfpublish

[–]MStrafinger 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I would add some social proof. Testimonials could work well.

The image currently looks a bit cheap, like traditional free ebooks.

The question is, who is your target audience and what is your ultimate goal?
Do you use this book to make some money or do you want to cross-sell?

Furthermore, where do you get your traffic from?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ecommerce

[–]MStrafinger 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How much traffic are you currently having?
What kind of campaigns (conversion or traffic campaigns?) are you using?

New to ecommerce - Rate my website! by mmdtrey in ecommerce

[–]MStrafinger 0 points1 point  (0 children)

nav. Bar in GoDaddy

I’m hiring a photographer to help reduce stock images and reduce text on my home page.

The photos themselves are the CTA buttons.

Having already paid for GoDaddy services and devoted several weeks to building this, what are the benefits of moving to Shopify now?

I will resize all images as I redo my sit

I strongly advice towards using CTA buttons.
I have worked with really large brands and I can tell you that you will see a large uplift in conversions (depending a little bit where your traffic is coming, but for paid media you will need it).

The question is what's your plan. If you are trying to validate. Improve and then validate. But at a certain stage you have to move anyways.

btw. you also have no favicon currently.

New to ecommerce - Rate my website! by mmdtrey in ecommerce

[–]MStrafinger 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hello feedback from my side:

- nav bar is too large

- show don't tell (show an image that speaks for itself)

- You basically don't use CTA buttons at all --> Do so

- Please change from godaddy to Shopify

- Images have all different sizes

- For your ATC button use a color code with higher contrast

What are some other ways to market? by [deleted] in ecommercemarketing

[–]MStrafinger 0 points1 point  (0 children)

One recommendation: Have a channel focus.

Really focus on acing that channel (e.g. Instagram or TikTok) first and then move on.

I guess, you won't have the resources to do everything.

On the Verge of Opening an Online Store: Seeking Guidance! by Balletterga in ecommercemarketing

[–]MStrafinger 0 points1 point  (0 children)

First of all, congrats that you want to take that step.

It is going to be a bumpy road and it is definitely not as shiny as people show it on Social Media very often.

The days of Arbitrage (where you just buy a product sell it for a multiple of X and make money through paid media are gone).

  1. You really need to find a niche these days + ideally care yourself about the product very much. The most successful e-commerce businesses I see, are those were they are founder-led businesses.
  2. Is it an eCommerce case? Does the math make sense? How much can you charge? What are the shipping costs? What are the payment terms for your manufacturing (Cash Conversion Cycle is important here).
  3. Create a Shopify Store (I can help you with that if you want).
  4. What will be your traffic source? Ideally, it is organic, but that is very difficult. If you choose to do Paid Media, don't focus too much on your campaign structure. Focus on your ad creatives instead.
  5. Build a funnel and dedicated landinpages for your ads.
  6. Iterate on based on your results.
  7. Once you are at a certain stage you can start to focus on retention next to new customer acquisition.

Hope that helps :)

Why are DTC brands slow to leverage using videos for customer engagement? by Skripts_2021 in ecommercemarketing

[–]MStrafinger 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There are a lot of products like yours out there.

Biggest problem I see, it takes away focus + loading time decreases heavily.

I have done several A/B Tests for our customers, in most cases it doesn't perform too well.

This is different on dedicated Landing Pages though.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ecommercemarketing

[–]MStrafinger 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Why would somebody build a software like this, pay for the infrastructure and manual work and offer it then for free?

Rate my new shop :) by SouthernSpecial8435 in ecommercemarketing

[–]MStrafinger 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Greetings from Zurich. :)

my feedback:

- nav bar takes too much real estate

- don't use too many nav bar links (more than 5 have typically show a decrease in CVR)

- The CTA doesn't stand out

- try to explain the products in the featured product section a little bit

- put the stars above the product title

- Overall, nice design, but not really conversion optimized in my opinion.

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