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If you have Gorgias implemented for your store I’d love to get a demo of how it works in action.

We are looking at their features and it does look promising but I am also aware that these things can look good on paper can have sub-par performance.

I started from day one also in April. Watched a bunch of videos. I have slowly built my website. I paid for my license. My logo, and my domain name. Then the very first time I paid to advertise on Facebook/meta, I was 100% permanently blocked and told I am never allowed again… why you ask? No clue!! After days of panicking, I could not find a reason. But I did learn that not only was my business not allowed on Facebook, but every Meta connected platform. So thousands down the drain. Then I didn’t give up and tried paying for the Spocket trial and Shopify trial but was never able to even get to the point of changing my Shopify website name and was after over 160 emails, chats, and desperate cries for help, and being billed over and over 2200.00 for Shopify, yes I tried to reach someone to tell them what they did, to no avail ail. I realized that Spocket somehow attached to the Shopify account that I have never even opened. With that happening you can never remove a linked website from Spocket so I was no longer able to use Spocket, or Shopify. Mind you I have been really trying to manually add items from the internet one by one. Which takes me about a day per item because of having to change every photo and description to make it my own since I have no platform available such as Spocket and no other platform will work with my Square platform website. Anyway, it’s been since technically opening day of May 1st and it is October 28,2024, and I still have not had one purchase. I am not allowed to even mention my website or products I sell on any Social website chat etc or I get immediately blocked or booted out. So I have no way of advertising In the meantime, I am on life support and I just found out my husband is dying from stage 4 cancer and I will be left to fight my own fight financially soon. No, I couldn’t make this crap up if I tried… I have put in 22 hours most everyday of every month trying to manually enter this stuff in and try to get the word out. But I can barely afford trash bags right now. How can I save this nightmare and start at least seeing one sale a week if I’m lucky? I have spent so much in time and money. I don’t want to give up, but I don’t know what to do from here. I am on disability and only make about 900.00 a month and that’s it. Please help! I am real look up Trisha Shakespeare Carr on Facebook… that’s me. My story is on my website if you Google Fantascticz all my info is there. I’m scared I will end up on the street and die if I don’t get this going. I’m on life support! (https://www.fantascticz.com) please tell me any ideas you have. Thank you.

Analyse my funnel- traffic from Facebook ad’s

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Hello Guy by looking in this performance is every thing is good or I have to Improve The CTR and Click if Yes Pleas Some tips to Improve it
thanks
Ps /: This Period In The Last 3 month

https://preview.redd.it/l05kvlhr1ktd1.jpg?width=2192&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a5b56acd517caae6e1ceba0b7f0c70c80439b4aa

I’m experimenting with some creative marketing strategies and want to try face-swapping in our videos. I’ve i have been using Akool free trial, but I’m curious if anyone has experience with it or knows of any alternatives that might be easier to use and won't put any watermarks?

User reviews and ratings are a major part of e-commerce, but I’m wondering how they impact SEO in 2024. Are you seeing positive effects from user-generated content like reviews and Q&As on your rankings? Or are there challenges when it comes to managing the quality of UGC? I’m curious to know how others in the e-commerce world are handling this balance!

With more searches ending in zero-click results, thanks to featured snippets, knowledge panels, and Google’s AI summaries, many websites are reporting a decline in organic traffic. Have you noticed this trend in your niche? How are you adapting your SEO strategy to combat the impact of zero-click searches? Would love to hear how others are dealing with this growing challenge!

Hey, I work for Shopify store owners as a CRO expert and the most common problem I've noticed in most stores is that they spend a lot of money on ads for 1-2% conversion rate without focusing or considering how to optimize to get more sales. I am gonna write this quick rant to cover some important things I think every owner should consider. Especially if you are making 5k it more per month with your store. That usually means your product already works and its time to scale. Where to start? I say conversion rate should come before spending more money on ads. The thing is its very easy to ignore the conversion rate. Let me put it like this, if you take your conversion rate from 1.5% to 3% you will double your bottom line revenue without spending a single extra dollar on ads.

All of a sudden you can go from making 5k a month to 10k or from 20k to 40k and so on. Here are some key things I notice about most Shopify stores -

1. They all look the same, the same boring layout. 4 years ago its was all good. You could do this and get away with it, but now after so many people already know how Shopify works, and some customers already got scammed by some of the early stores (back when all people were selling was Chinese products with 30 day shipping) its hard to build trust with same old layout and looks.
2. Most people don't know how color and contrast works. If your buttons don't pop, they might aswell don't exist. Make sure these buttons stand out, here are some colors you can use Green/black or black/white or blue/white or red/black. You get the point.
3. Make sure you pay some thought to how people usually read, people don't like reading paragraphs but like skimming through content. In today's day and age of 20 sec Tiktok videos don't make people read paragraphs. Show them bullet points, hit the pain points fast and in an easy-to-read manner. You would be surprised how much this could help.

I hope this helps you I attached a video of how these things could be implemented on your website. DM me if you have questions about your own website I would love to help for free, maybe give you some tips or what not.

This is a simple example form a website I was working on today, pelase dont jusdge super hard this is jsut for an exmaple of the layout.

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With Google continuing to emphasize user experience through Core Web Vitals, I'm curious how this update has impacted your SEO efforts in 2024. Are you seeing noticeable changes in rankings or traffic after optimizing for metrics like Largest Contentful Paint (LCP) and Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS)? How important are Core Web Vitals to your current strategy, and do you think they’re here to stay as a top ranking factor? Let’s discuss!

Hi everyone,

I'm a developer with high interest to structured data for SEO. I'd love to learn from merchants:

1. Are you familiar with structured data and do you use them?

If so;

1. Which types are you currently using on your store (e.g., Product, FAQ, Breadcrumb, Organization, etc.)?
2. Are there any types you'd like to add and why?

I appreciate any experiences you're willing to share!

With AI-driven search results like Google’s SGE (Search Generative Experience) and tools like ChatGPT becoming more popular, I’ve noticed a lot of discussions about whether traditional SEO strategies are still as effective. Do you think it’s worth investing heavily in SEO in 2024, or should businesses focus more on optimizing for AI and voice search? How are you adapting your SEO strategies to the changes in the search landscape?

Hey everyone,
I’m selling a product that’s similar to what my competitors offer. What strategies should I use to improve my SEO and stand out? Any tips would be appreciated!

Thanks!

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I've been trying to control search results more strictly with structured data, and can't seem to get it to work.

I use Rankmath, WooCommerce and WPBakery and one product on our website has an HTML section containing the schema markup with the info I would like to display. I can get the aggregated review ranking, I've managed to display a price in the past as well, but "Description" and "Image" are problematic, which are the fields I really want to control for a better CTR.

Google's Snippet Tester shows the items are properly entered, but it won't generate a "preview" and when I check search results from an incognito page, the product image won't show, and the "description" is either picked from a Rankmath description field for Social posts, or a random snippet that seems descriptive.

BTW, the product is:
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I can't find conclusive information on this, and the results are usually not visible until a few days after I change something, which frustrates my progress. I've spoken to self-titled experts about structured data but none of them have a simple or straightforward explanation, and the way they speak about the topic (use of the word "maybe", "perhaps", etc) reveals uncertainty around the subject in general.

The same uncertainty seems to plague chatGPT, who strings together sentences like "Google doesn't always show the structured data as the description, even if it’s valid. It will choose between Meta description, Structured data and on-page content", which is what we are observing too.

I guess I am looking for a method of adding structured data to our product entries in a manner that takes all the uncertainty out of the process. If we knew what would work, we could commit to adding all the data, and simply wait for Google to index and publish it.

But since there is this uncertainty of what Google will and will not show at its own discretion, it is a bit of a gamble with 224 products and multiple SKUs for variants of those products.

HOW HAVE YOU SOLVED YOUR STRUCTURED DATA AND DID YOUR CTR IMPROVE?

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I want to sell my services online. I don't have many reviews yet and I don't have a reliable name so people can pay up front without worry. In turn, I have already faced situations, and unfortunately, more than once, when I was screwed for money. That is, I was fulfilling an order, but I wasn't paid for the work. Are there any ways like guarantors, so that I can be sure that the customer of my services one hundred percent will pay? And is it possible to implement them on the site.

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I am trying to reduce the number of DOM elements on our store. We currently have a mobile and desktop menu that shows respectively. They are fairly large mega menus.

I am considering changing the mobile menu to be added to the page when the hamburger menu is clicked. Desktop will always be present in the HTML but only visible on desktop. I've noticed this on many other big brand stores that still have separate desktop/mobile menus.

Unfortunately we've a/b tested these menus quite a bit and isn't really possible to condense them down to 1 menu and make them responsive.

We had an SEO audit recently and I brought this us that I would like to do this. He was skeptic about it... But I also think it was over his head on a technical level.

The goal here is to reduce DOM elements since the menus are pretty large and still have the "benefit" of the seo value of a navigation.

Thoughts?

Hi,

I need your help with the following problem.

I am given an ecommerce site, custom developed. The main menu items include images. There are quite a lot of images of these menu items in the source code of the site.

The problem is that these images are being included in the results list in other, not relevant category page snippets.

How can I make sure that these menu item images are not included in the hit list. Unfortunately they are not unique URL images.