#how to get sales on shopify

[shopifyseoexpert]

Boost Your Shopify Sales: 10 Proven Tips!

Here are 10 tips to optimize your Shopify e-commerce store for higher conversions:

1-Optimize for Mobile:

Ensure your store is fully responsive and provides a seamless shopping experience on mobile devices. With a significant portion of traffic coming from mobile users, this is crucial.

Action: Use mobile-friendly themes and test your site on various devices

2-High-Quality Product Images and Descriptions:

Use clear, high-resolution images and detailed, persuasive product descriptions to showcase your products effectively.

Action: Include multiple images from different angles and zoom functionality.

3-Simplify Navigation:

Make it easy for customers to find what they’re looking for with a clean, intuitive navigation structure.

Action: Use clear categories, search functionality, and filters.-

4-Fast Loading Speed:

Ensure your site loads quickly to prevent potential customers from bouncing.

Action: Optimize images, leverage browser caching, and consider using a content delivery network (CDN).

5-Trust Signals:

Include trust badges, customer reviews, and secure payment icons to build credibility and trust.

Action: Display reviews prominently and ensure your site has SSL certification.

6-Streamline Checkout Process:

Minimize the steps required to complete a purchase and offer multiple payment options.

Action: Enable guest checkout, auto-fill address details, and reduce form fields.

7-Effective Call-to-Actions (CTAs):

Use clear and compelling CTAs to guide customers towards making a purchase.

Action: Use action-oriented language like “Buy Now”, “Add to Cart”, and “Checkout Securely”.

8-Email Capture and Retargeting:

Capture visitor emails and use retargeting to bring them back to your store.

Action: Use exit-intent popups, offer discounts for email sign-ups, and set up retargeting ads.

9-Offer Free Shipping and Discounts:

Highlight offers like free shipping, discounts, or bundle deals to incentivize purchases.

Action: Promote these offers on the homepage, product pages, and during checkout.

10-Customer Support and Live Chat:

Provide excellent customer support and consider adding live chat functionality to assist customers in real-time.

Action: Ensure easy access to support via chatbots, live chat, or prominently displayed contact information.

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[evils-corner]

SHOPIFY STORE GRAND OPENING!

Finally!! Finally after a lot of set up and time my Shopify is LIVE!!!!!

After fighting with Etsy for a long time after my shop was hacked a few months ago, I figured I would finally buckle down and open up my own store so I can have some more control over everything! I'm still in the process of getting out back ordered pins from Etsy, so if you have an order waiting there rest assured it will be sorted out within the next week, (and I might still use it for international orders because it takes care of all of the customs/VAT/etc that I know nothing about,) but in the meantime!!!

To celebrate my shop being open, I'm running a sale!

Everything in store is 25% off for the first week of being open!!

For the time being, while I'm figuring everything out, the store is only available in the US - I do apologize for that! If I can figure out how to use customs/international shipping on Shopify without too many problems and hiccups then I'll do so, but regardless whenever that update happens another sale will run!

Here's to a (hopefully) smoother process and better shop experience for everyone involved!

[and-her-saints]

after almost five years on the platform, 1,200+ sales and almost 270 raving reviews, shmetsy is officially shutting me down :(

... because i dare to be based out of my home country... i guess??? lols

i could potentially point out how much money i have given to this platform throughout the years... due to it's outrageous & ever increasing fees (nobody held a gun to my head and forced me to use it so that's on me obvi I GUESS) i could point out that this said platform has refused time and time again to help the artists (its very backbone, one could argue!) when they are blatantly ripped-off and are presently being pushed out by dropshippers and Al slop/ garbage. i so could <3

but alas! i am a christlike lady and bringing that up would be sooo uncouth and vulgar... i would never do such a thing... i am a good catholic lady!

(the text above is an example of the rhetorical device known as irony. DO NOT SUE ME. thnx xoxo)

the deadline they gave me is in august. however! i am going ahead and graciously helping out flopsy and taking down the store myself!

aren't i a dear? now you guys don't have to take it down for me! i'm SO kind <3 thus, i am preemptively pressing delete on july 1st, 2025.

thankfully (thank u God! and past Dani!) i have been diligently working on my own store for a few months now... as well as a standby shopify one... however, idk if they will be done in time for the closing in july.

that being said... you can get a sneaky preview by clicking here mwahahahah

so... what now?

all i ask of you is to please be patient with me <3

that being said, if you are seeking for a way to support me monetarily in the time my store is gone (which means a substantial amount of my income will also be gone YIIIIPPEEEEE) i also have a patreon :3 i do sneak peeks, there's exclusive content and i mail you goodies... also have that digital library up and running right now, which is free to access to all $5+ memebers... [link to my patreon]

!!! if you are not able to support me/do not want to in any monetary way, PLEASE do not feel forced or obligated to. your well-being comes first!!! that is the main priority!!! likewise, if at any point you have to cancel your subscription, don't worry at all. your support, your messages, your prayers!! that's more than enough!!! i've always said i would do everything i already do for free, but sadly *gestures to everything* you know.

[shopwitchvamp]

not the other person but i do have a business question. why not etsy? and also do you have other suggestions similar or just avoid the whole thing?

Once upon a time Etsy was a good place to start out, but these days it's a nightmare site that is VERY hostile towards sellers and will take a large percentage of your sales while giving you almost nothing in return besides access to their marketplace (which is now overrun with dropshippers, stolen art, etc). The whole star seller BS along with getting forced into paying for advertising if you do well there are just two of many reasons why. If you start out on Etsy it will be much harder to move your shop somewhere else later on compaired to just starting somewhere else. Idk a good alternative to Etsy (like specifically to sell handmade things & art), I don't think any have taken off enough to compete with it. My suggestion is to go straight to having your own website and using shopify or something similar to facilitate sales. Also start a mailing list ASAP. Do not rely on marketplaces like Etsy or social media sites to be your only way to find customers. Just look at how twitter's doing these days for a painful example of why...

[stars-n-spice]

Hello there!

Around a year ago, I came up with some designs for clone booty shorts because they were haunting me and I wanted them. Turns out other people wanted some too!

Someone then reached out to me with a company that could print out the designs and I spent so much time connecting that with Shopify and PayPal and doing a bunch of shit to pull it all together and for a bit it was successful!

However, to keep the shop up it costed like,, $34-$39 a month and after a bit there were no sales and that wasn't something I could sustain/continue to pay for. So I put the store on hold because I didn't want to take it all down since I spent so much time on putting it together ���.

BUT!!

I want to bring it back :D

However, that's only if there's enough interest in the shorts! Of course, I do have other products and am planning on making others as well! (Some examples of what is up on the site are under the cut!)

I want to see how many people might be interested in actually getting something from the shop, should it go back online to see if it's worth bringing back. Though, if there are a good handful I might just have it up for the summer and then put it back on hiatus then rinse and repeat. But we shall see!

That being said...

Please reblog!!

That way it can reach as much people as possible :) Thank y'all so much 🩵💫

Some product images under the cut!

Keep in mind all the shorts have a little logo pertaining to the clone on the front of them! (as seen with the clone force 99 ones with the skull and 99 logo)

Here is a link to the store to see more!

[lychgate]

You may have already answered this, but is there any way you’d be willing to open sales, even if only for a limited time… not through Etsy? I desperately want to buy some of your injured clone troopers but the Etsy default shipping price outside of the US is astronomical, even for a single acrylic charm (as in upwards of $30 USD for a single charm) and there’s no way I can justify that on top of the fees and the currency conversion

im slowly working on getting a shopify up but it's been taking several years if im being honest. after all the other work and life things it keeps getting moved to the backseat but im trying to really push for it this year! As for it's shipping settings that's another thing, part of this pause is me being quite a bit in the dark on how to use the new site and its checkout system. Etsy should provide alternative options for shipping, and im not often the buyer in a situation so i cant recall fully what the checkout looks like, but on our end it does allow shipping carrier options. its the standard usps/ups/fed ex, but off site shipping is also something we can do so long as we plug in the tracking info before completing an order. I've worked out a few very specific orders for this shipping issue but it's generally a lot of extra steps on my end so I can't offer it continuously. but if there's a bigger order you're interested in you can shoot me a message on etsy with your address info/what items you're looking at and I can try to get an estimate!

[fernsnailz]

i'm sure that you get asks like this a lot so i apologize if i'm beating a dead horse to the ground LOL but for someone who owns an online shop, do you have any tips for beginners just starting off / looking into starting one? not really asking for anything specific, but just rather anything you'd be willing to share based off your experience...!

OOF okay so there's quite a lot that goes into running an online shop, so best general advice i can give is to do your research! there's a lot to an art shop that you need to consider and understand before running into things. sometimes it's a bit hard to figure out where to start your research though, so here are the biggest things i think you should look into first:

manufacturing your stuff: some artists hand make merch at home, but if you don't have the means to do that then you'll need to find places that can manufacture your designs for you. like if you're making stickers, look into custom sticker printing sites like StickerApp or Sticky Brand. a lot of manufacturers will have sample packs you can order for free to get a better idea of what their items are like.

shop hosting websites: figuring out where to actually host your shop and sell your art is very important - my shop is through Big Cartel which i really like, but isn't for everyone. other shop hosting sites include Shopify and Etsy, and Shopify is sorta similar to BigCartel from what i know? Etsy is very different, selling through Etsy means your stuff will be easier for people to find through the Etsy search function (BigCartel and Shopify don't have this, any traffic you get will have to come from off-site and you'll have to advertise the shit outta it). HOWEVER Etsy has some pretty bad practices when it comes to how they treat the artists that sell on there. most people i know that use/used Etsy have been burned by them in some way, so be warned.

money stuff (accounting, budgeting, taxes): LEARN HOW TO MAKE SPREADSHEETS!! spreadsheets with just a few simple addition/subtraction formulas will be a huge help when it comes to budgeting and keeping track of your expenses - and you'll need to keep track of ALL your expenses! taxes can also be tricky, most shop hosting websites will collect sales tax for you but do some research on what freelance/small business taxes look like in your country.

shipping: the two main aspects to shipping are your shipping supplies and shipping labels. you'll want to find mailers that fit and protect whatever art you're selling, and tbh the best way i figured this out was from buying from other artists and seeing how they packaged their stuff! shipping labels are their own beast - some sites like Etsy will make them for you, but not BigCartel. i use a site called Pirate Ship to import BigCartel orders and buy shipping labels for them.

thats about all i got for now, running an online art shop is very hard not gonna lie!! but it's very fun and rewarding to make your own funny items :] best of luck to ya!!

[ultrainfinitepit]

Shop Update May 2024

It's time for the May update - a little early so UK buyers don't miss the Etsy special (more details below).

Here's everything new on Shopify and Etsy:

New pin designs: Star Harvester and Dominion Angel

New Astrological Putti pins: Leo and Aries

New Zodiac Putti pin: Year of the Pig

Tons of new variants of past campaign pins! Three-Legged Seraph, Worm on a String, Lil Guy Seraph, All-Seeing Eye, Angelic Grim, Siphonophore, Illumination, Marchosias, Colorwheel Throne, and Joan of Arc

For those of you in the UK, Etsy is running a special promotion. From now until April 30, use code SMALL5 at checkout to get £5 off orders of £30 or more.

Just a reminder that if you miss out on pins or are looking for previous colorways, you may find them with my stockists now or in the future. I send a little bit of everything I make to each of my stockists, but when they update depends on how busy they are.

Speaking of stockists: to help free up some storage space, all my items at Mushroomy will be on sale May 1-15, for a big discount of 20% off! And lots of new items have been listed there, including Eldritch Saints pins, stickers, and prints that are sold out in my Shopify/Etsy shops. The discount will be automatically applied at checkout.

This month's crowdfunding news: if you missed the Angelology IV campaign, the preorder store is open but only until May 11. My next campaign Pride Angels will launch in June if all goes well.

I have a few pin designs waiting in the wings to be produced, but only so much budget so, I am running a poll on Tumblr to vote on the next designs to make. I plan to make all of them eventually but you can cast your votes on which ones to make first.

That's all for this update, have a marvelous May ❤️

[storamarvel]

Kindly inbox me via the link and tell me how much you want to pay to get yours done and I will also get you massive sales with proven result

[fatuismooches]

WHERE DID YOU GET ALL THOSE PINS AND STUFF FOR YOUR ITA BAG OF DOTTORE?? I can not for the life of me find ANYTHING online for this man, I wanna have an ita bag of him too but have no idea how to start one

ETSY!!! Nearly everything on my bag is from etsy, and if you have anything specific item you'd like a link to I'm happy to provide. I literally have 100+ items favorited for whenever i am able to buy anything 😅 I also like buying from this persons shopify, they even have a print sale rn and i hopped on that 🙏 Also, this is my first bag too and i wasn't sure at first either! It's just about having fun and loving your fav! >.< What i did personally was buy some pins/keychains first and then started looking at bags, and then i attached what i have, and eventually my collection just kept growing. Also spend responsibly 😭💀

[aradiyatoys]

Hello dear friends! 🤗

Can you believe it? AradiyaToys is turning 11 years old tomorrow! 🎉 I started my little design studio in the summer of 2013 as a small hobby. I really wanted my creations to be noticed, but I could never have imagined the scale of the crocheting community and how far it could take me! Over these 11 years, I’ve experienced some of the most beautiful and some of the scariest moments of my life. It feels like AradiyaToys has been with me forever!

I’m incredibly happy to be a part of this super friendly and kind community and I want to thank you for accepting me into it long ago. It has definitely changed my life for the better! No matter what the future brings, I hope to continue doing what I love for many more years! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you, dear friends!

And to celebrate AradiyaToys‘ birthday, I’m running a birthday sale, which has already become a tradition! Get 30% discount on any purchase in my Etsy, Shopify and Ravelry crochet pattern shops! This sale is automatic, which means you don’t have to enter any coupon codes, discount is already applied to your purchase! 😊

Etsy -> https://etsy.me/3rpRNMp Ravelry -> https://bit.ly/3ratakm Shopify -> https://bit.ly/3nPuiaO 🤗

Happy shopping and happy crocheting, dear friends! 💛💙

[sostar252]

How to make money online?

Making money online involves various methods, depending on your skills, interests, and resources. Here are some popular ways to make money online:

Freelancing: Offer your skills and services on freelance platforms like Upwork, Freelancer, or Fiverr. Common freelance jobs include writing, graphic design, programming, digital marketing, and virtual assistance.

Online Tutoring or Coaching: If you have expertise in a particular subject or skill, you can offer tutoring or coaching services through platforms like Tutor.com, Chegg Tutors, or Skillshare.

E-commerce: Start an online store to sell products. You can create your own e-commerce website using platforms like Shopify or sell on established marketplaces like Amazon, eBay, or Etsy.

Affiliate Marketing: Promote products or services and earn a commission for each sale made through your referral link. Join affiliate programs of companies in your niche or use affiliate networks like Amazon Associates, ClickBank, or ShareASale.

Content Creation: Monetize your content by creating a blog, YouTube channel, podcast, or social media presence. You can earn money through advertising, sponsorships, affiliate marketing, or selling digital products.

Online Surveys and Market Research: Participate in online surveys, focus groups, or market research studies to earn rewards or cash. Websites like Swagbucks, Survey Junkie, and UserTesting offer opportunities for paid surveys and testing products.

Dropshipping: Start a dropshipping business where you sell products to customers without holding inventory. When a customer makes a purchase, you purchase the product from a third party who then ships it directly to the customer.

Stock Photography: If you have photography skills, you can sell your photos online to stock photography websites like Shutterstock, Adobe Stock, or Getty Images.

Virtual Events and Webinars: Host virtual events, workshops, or webinars on topics you're knowledgeable about and charge attendees for access.

Online Courses and Digital Products: Create and sell online courses, eBooks, templates, or digital downloads on platforms like Udemy, Teachable, or Gumroad.

Remember that success in making money online often requires patience, persistence, and continuous learning. It's essential to choose methods that align with your skills and interests and to be wary of scams or get-rich-quick schemes promising unrealistic returns.

[piyushathwani7251]

What is a Website? A Complete Beginner’s Guide

In today’s digital age, having an online presence is not a luxury — it’s a necessity. Whether you're a business owner, content creator, or just someone curious about the web, understanding what a website is and how it functions is essential. In this guide, we’ll cover everything you need to know about websites, their components, types, benefits, and how to create one.

What is a Website?

A website is a collection of publicly accessible web pages that are linked together and share a single domain name. These pages are hosted on a web server and can include text, images, videos, forms, and other elements that users interact with online.

In simpler terms, a website is your virtual space on the internet — like your home or office in the digital world. It allows you to communicate, sell, educate, entertain, or showcase anything to a global audience.

Why is a Website Important Today?

In a world dominated by smartphones, search engines, and social media, a website acts as your central hub online. Here's why it’s important:

Visibility: A website helps you appear in search results when people look for your products, services, or information.

Credibility: A professional-looking site builds trust among your audience.

Accessibility: Your website is available 24/7, allowing customers to reach you anytime.

Marketing: It's the foundation for all your digital marketing efforts.

Sales: With e-commerce, your website can directly generate revenue.

Core Components of a Website

Every website has several key components that make it function properly:

1. Domain Name

This is your site’s address (e.g., www.digitalcreator.org.in). It’s what users type in their browser to visit your site.

2. Hosting Server

Web hosting stores your website’s data and serves it to users when requested.

3. Content Management System (CMS)

A CMS like WordPress, Joomla, or Shopify makes it easy to build and manage content on your website without coding.

4. Web Pages

These include the homepage, about us, contact, services, blog, etc., that make up your website.

5. Navigation

Menus and internal links guide visitors through your website.

Types of Websites

Different websites serve different purposes. Here are some common types:

1. Business Website

Used by companies to promote services, share information, and connect with clients.

2. E-commerce Website

Allows users to buy and sell products online. Examples include Amazon and Flipkart.

3. Portfolio Website

Ideal for creative professionals to showcase their work.

4. Blog or Personal Website

Used by individuals to share ideas, stories, or niche content regularly.

5. Educational Website

Used by schools, institutions, or educators to provide learning materials.

6. Non-profit or Government Website

Focused on delivering information and services to the public.

How to Create a Website (Step-by-Step)

Creating a website doesn’t require you to be a tech expert. Follow these steps:

Step 1: Choose a Domain Name

Pick a short, relevant, and memorable domain name. Make sure it reflects your brand or purpose.

Step 2: Get Web Hosting

Choose a reliable hosting provider like Bluehost, SiteGround, or Hostinger.

Step 3: Select a CMS or Website Builder

Use platforms like WordPress, Wix, or Shopify to start building your website.

Step 4: Design Your Website

Choose a theme or template. Customize colors, fonts, and layout to match your brand.

Step 5: Add Content

Create and publish pages like Home, About, Services, and Contact. Use quality visuals and optimized text.

Step 6: Optimize for SEO

Use keywords (like website) naturally, optimize images, and ensure fast load speed.

Step 7: Launch and Promote

Once satisfied, make your website live. Share it on social media and start your SEO or ad campaigns.

Best Practices for a Great Website

Responsive Design: Ensure your site works well on all devices.

Fast Loading Speed: Use compressed images and optimized code.

Clear Navigation: Make it easy for users to find what they need.

Secure (HTTPS): Use an SSL certificate to protect data.

Call-to-Action (CTA): Guide visitors toward actions like “Buy Now” or “Contact Us.”

Examples of Great Websites

A well-designed and fully functional example is www.digitalcreator.org.in. It demonstrates how a website can showcase services, build trust, and attract new clients efficiently.

LSI Keywords to Keep in Mind

While writing or optimizing your website, include these Latent Semantic Indexing (LSI) keywords to enhance search performance:

Web design

Online presence

Website development

Internet site

Web page

Digital platform

Domain and hosting

CMS (Content Management System)

Website builder

E-commerce site

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What is the purpose of a website?

A website helps individuals or businesses share information, sell products, provide services, or connect with others online.

2. How much does it cost to build a website?

Costs vary based on design, features, and hosting. Basic websites can cost as low as ₹3,000–₹10,000, while advanced ones may go up to ₹1 lakh or more.

3. Do I need coding skills to create a website?

No. Tools like WordPress or Wix allow you to build a full website without writing any code.

4. How long does it take to build a website?

A simple website can be built in 1–2 days. More complex sites may take a few weeks.

5. What makes a website successful?

A successful website is user-friendly, fast, mobile-optimized, secure, and offers valuable content with clear calls-to-action.

Conclusion

Understanding what a website is is the first step toward establishing your digital footprint. Whether you're planning to launch a personal blog, online store, or professional portfolio, your website will serve as the foundation of your online presence.

If you're ready to build or improve your website, visit www.digitalcreator.org.in — your one-stop destination for digital marketing and website development solutions.

[shopwitchvamp]

I am so sorry lol- I was trying to ask about advertising and where to go to get people to look at your stuff. Like what platforms are the best and the best (in your opinion) ways to get people's attention. Also where else to sell stuff besides Etsy- (curies, why dont you recommend it?)

Re, Etsy: Someone sent an ask right after your other one [here] To give more info on that, the final nail in the coffin for me is when they started pushing Star Seller:

So essentially if you ever take a day off (don't respond to all messages within 24 hrs) or anyone gives you less than a 5 star rating, you get penalized in search results. The other big one is offsite ads:

So if your shop is your livelihood, as it is for me, you'll likely fall into the group that has no choice to opt out of offsite ads. When anyone clicks on an ad and then buys something from your shop within 30 days (I think), Etsy takes an additional 12% (or 15% if you're a lower earner that opted in) from the sale. This is on top of the $0.20 listing fee and 6.5% transaction fee and also w/e payment processing fees. Idk if they're still pushing it or not, but another thing that really rubbed me the wrong way was how hard they were pushing everyone to offer "free shipping" and then fold the shipping cost into your items' prices. They've also let drop shippers and bootleg shops run rampant. I could go on and on. I had a great time on Etsy from about 2008-2016 but it's not a good platform anymore. So then back to the other questions, haha. For where else to sell: make your own site and use shopify or something similar. I don't think there's any viable direct Etsy competitors out there really. For advertising: I'm sorry to say I'm 1000% the wrong person to ask, haha. Most artists seem to think social media is the way to success, but I suck at any social media that isn't tumblr. So to me tumblr is the best place to post and grow an audience. Tumblr blaze has honestly worked better for me than any other ads, but you gotta be prepared with a thick skin people people are also soooo hostile to it. And most everyone seems to think tumblr is the worst when it comes to trying to sell anything so I have no clue why it works for me 😂 My main advice here is to start a mailing list right away. Post on any/all social media that you like or don't completely hate to use, and then get as many of the people you find there to join your mailing list as possible. Then if or when the platform dies, well, at least they're on your mailing list.

[gnewstimes]

FBA Academy Review

What is the FBA Academy?

The FBA Academy is David Zalenski’s Amazon private label training course and a part of EcomHub. The best feature of this FBA course is product validation. David’s team will look into your product idea and let you know if it’s the right path to take. This is incredibly valuable, especially for a beginner. You will also learn EcomHub’s trademarked Rank and Bank system, which teaches you how to launch a product and rank it to the front page of Amazon.

The training includes 7 hours of videos spread across 20 modules. Purchase of the course gets you lifetime access. Bonus materials include spreadsheets, templates, and David’s copyrighted strategy for creating paid traffic- the PPC Spyder Launch. You’ll also get 3 live coaching calls per week with the team/David, and access to a private Facebook group for the rest of your life.

Who is David Zaleski, Creator of FBA Academy?

David Zaleski is a 7-figure ecommerce seller who built a $5 million Amazon business in 5 years with only $4800 of Amazon start-up costs .

David started selling products online just before high school when he was 14. He flipped Alibaba products on eBay. 4 years later, at 18, he started his first Amazon business. Within 6 years, David grew that business to $9 million in sales.

Besides selling on Amazon, David had a podcast and YouTube channel. He has not updated either of these outlets lately. Currently, he is developing EcomHub into an Amazon “studio” where any level of Amazon seller can come for specific services. He also closely runs his Amazon automation agency, the FBA Academy Done-For-You program, closely with this private label course.

The FBA Academy Business Model: What is Amazon Private Label?

Amazon private label involves ordering a generic, brandless product and putting your own logo on it. You may add other variations to stand out from competitors, like upgrades, color options, or bundled products. Then, Amazon handles the shipping and handling and takes a cut off your profits. Therefore, it is one of the most expensive Amazon FBA business models to start. Besides FBA fees, you will also have to pay for brand and logo design, sourcing products, testing products, and running Amazon PPC campaigns to drive traffic.

But, private label also has higher profit margins- often up to 40%. Other business models, like Amazon dropshipping , have much smaller margins around 10-30%.

If you decide to follow an Amazon FBA private label business model, plan to spend $15K-$20K in startup costs alone, besides any course you decide to take.

What is the Difference Between Amazon FBA and Amazon Dropshipping?

With Amazon FBA private label, you sell your own products. But, Amazon dropshipping involves selling other brands’ products in your store. It’s also FBM (Fulfilled by Merchant). This means your supplier ships the product directly to the customer instead of an Amazon warehouse. You can also dropship off of Amazon, using other platforms like Shopify and/or eBay. Amazon dropshipping has the lowest of all Amazon business model profit margins- between 10-30%, while private label earns around 40%.

When Does the FBA Academy Start and Finish?

The FBA Academy is self-paced and starts at the time of your purchase. You have lifetime access to all its features, including weekly coach support calls, and can revisit course content.

What Modules are in the FBA Academy Program?

1: Welcome This first module is purely introductory. Learn about FBA, upcoming course content, and general tips to set the scene. You will also set up your Amazon Seller Central account.

2: Search For Your Product Module 2 talks about not only finding a product but also choosing a niche, branding your company, and marketing it to stand apart from competitors. David will also cover Amazon FBA fees, which may make you change your mind about this online business entirely.

3: Source David teaches you multiple strategies to implement when finding suppliers. He will also give valuable tips for communicating with suppliers from other countries, specifically China. Finally, learn about product codes and how to manage them efficiently for your store.

4: Launching Your Product This module covers product launch and specific strategies to optimize your product listing, like organic keyword research and customer coupons.

5: Rank and Bank (Trademarked Strategy) Here, you’ll hear an overview of how David promotes products while using Amazon as a search engine rather than an online store. If you can organically rank your products, you’ll save on Amazon advertising costs.

6: Listing Your Product Along the Rank and Bank system, there are many strategies to implement to bring your listing to the top of Amazon (and win the Amazon Buy Box). This module will help you with product pricing, professional product photography, and more.

7: Setting up Rank and Bank This module includes information on how to connect a product Facebook page (fanpage) with Manychat. David uses this strategy to bring in more customers and provide exemplary customer service.

8: More Information on Manychat This module explains how to connect with customers and how to continue the flow to a purchase.

9, 10, 11: Rank and Bank Info It’s great to see that David covers Rank and Bank in multiple modules, so that you can get the full picture. Since it’s trademarked, you won’t find this exact information anywhere else.

12: Facebook Ads Rather than generating a Facebook ad for your Amazon page, these ads will help you get customers to your Facebook page, and then onto your Manychat.

13 & 14: FAQ Here, you’ll get the answers to some frequently asked questions and receive bonus materials. FAQs include questions for international sellers.

15: Scaling Your Business After seeing success on your Amazon store, take your business further with this module. Topics include troubleshooting stock issues, reporting listing hijackers, sales tax, and trademarks.

16: FeedbackWhiz Learn how to use FeedbackWhiz and generate emails that convert.

17: More Bonus Materials & Information This section includes information on affiliate marketing ideas, finding Fiverr freelancers for reviews, using Craigslist to promote sales, and more.

18: PPC Spyder Unlock your Amazon PPC potential with David’s copyrighted Spyder campaign strategy.

19: Resource PDF This master list of resources will help you continue to build and scale.

20: Coaching Calls David’s coaching team downloads weekly coaching calls. They’re updated each week, and you can go back and watch them in this module.

Summary

Its’ essential to find valid reviews of a course away from its salespage. There are not many reviews of this FBA course online outside of David’s website. There are a number of professionally handled complaints listed on the BBB website, which look impressive at first. However, after reviewing the messages, they may not be real. Each complaint uses very similar wording, which makes me wonder where they came from.

Is FBA Academy a Scam?

No, David Zaleski’s FBA Academy is not a scam. You will learn his unique system for ranking your private label product, and have the peace of mind of product validation.

Some people believe that expensive courses (and coaches) are scams just because of their higher ticket price. They say that you can find the same information for free on YouTube. While you can find great information there, without a course, you will miss out on some amazing benefits. For instance, paid courses include extra services, ongoing coaching, active communities of like-minded people, and more. Plus, you will learn from the mistakes others have made, and be able to work through a structured course rather than sift through a disorganized heap of YouTube videos.

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Shopify Pre-Launch Page: Create Excitement and Capture Leads Before Launch

Launching a new Shopify store is an exciting journey, but before you go live, it’s essential to build anticipation and generate leads. A Shopify pre-launch page acts as a teaser, informing potential customers about your upcoming store while allowing you to collect valuable email addresses and build an audience in advance.

By using a app like Shopify coming soon page, you can engage visitors, provide updates, and drive early sign-ups. This ensures you have an eager customer base ready to shop the moment your store launches.

Benefits of a Shopify Pre-Launch Page

A well-crafted Shopify pre-launch landing page helps you:

Create excitement and anticipation before your store officially opens.

Collect leads by capturing emails for future marketing campaigns.

Test your branding and messaging to see what resonates with your audience.

Boost early sales by offering exclusive pre-launch discounts or promotions.

Enhance credibility by showing potential customers that something great is on the way.

Setting up a pre-launch page Shopify store owners can easily create ensures that visitors don’t leave empty-handed—they sign up for updates, follow your brand, and anticipate your store’s launch.

How to Create an Effective Shopify Pre-Launch Page

1. Choose the Right Shopify App

Creating a Shopify pre-launch page is simple with the right tools. Shopify apps like Launch X - Under Construction offer pre-built Shopify Under Construction page templates that require minimal setup.

Popular features to look for in an app:

Countdown timers to show the launch date.

Email collection forms to build your mailing list.

Social media integration to increase brand awareness.

Password protection to control who can access your store.

Checkout how Launch X-Under Constuction App help your Shopify Store for your Pre-Launch.

2. Craft an Engaging Headline

Your headline should be clear, exciting, and informative. Some great examples include:

“Something Exciting is Coming Soon – Stay Tuned!”

“Launching Soon! Get Exclusive Access Before Anyone Else”

“Be the First to Shop! Sign Up for VIP Access”

3. Add a Countdown Timer

A coming soon page Shopify users create should include a countdown timer to build urgency. When visitors see a ticking clock, they’re more likely to sign up or check back closer to the launch date.

4. Collect Emails and Leads

Email marketing is one of the most effective ways to retain interested customers. Add a simple sign-up form to your pre-launch page, allowing visitors to enter their email addresses in exchange for:

Early access to products

Exclusive discounts

VIP launch announcements

5. Include Social Media Links

Encourage visitors to follow your brand on social media by adding social sharing buttons. This increases visibility and ensures you stay connected with potential customers even after they leave your website.

6. Offer Incentives to Drive Sign-Ups

People love free stuff! Incentives like:

A discount code for early subscribers

A chance to win a giveaway

Exclusive launch-day access to limited products

These strategies increase engagement and ensure customers return once your store is live.

Examples of Shopify Pre-Launch Pages

1. Minimalist Design with Countdown Timer

A clean and simple page featuring a countdown timer, a short brand message, and an email sign-up form.

2. Bold & Engaging Visuals

A high-quality background image with an overlay text that creates excitement and curiosity.

3. Password-Protected Store Access

A Shopify Under Construction page with password protection, allowing only select users to access the site before launch.

Checkout this Coming Soon Page example to Inspire your new Launch

Final Thoughts

A Shopify pre-launch page is a powerful tool for building hype, collecting leads, and ensuring a successful store launch. By setting up a compelling pre-launch page Shopify store owners can maximize their marketing potential before opening day. Whether using a countdown timer, email collection form, or social media integrations, your pre-launch page can significantly impact your store’s early success.

Don’t miss the opportunity to engage potential customers before your official launch. Set up your Shopify coming soon page today and start growing your brand even before your first sale!