Refund, refund and more FKN refunds

[invictus1021]

Being as upfront as possible with the customers is helping. Having some kind of notification bar on the site that says "due to covid shipping times are delayed etc" will set their expectations before they purchase, and as someone previously mentioned in some cases people will be understanding. Of course this has an impact on sales, but at least the sales you do make have a chance of not resulting in refunds.

 

[See you vader]

Being as upfront as possible with the customers is helping. Having some kind of notification bar on the site that says "due to covid shipping times are delayed etc" will set their expectations before they purchase, and as someone previously mentioned in some cases people will be understanding. Of course this has an impact on sales, but at least the sales you do make have a chance of not resulting in refunds.

How about continue selling normally and shipping orders and having the tracking numbers ready. Contact them by email or such and tell them that there might be some delays because of the covid situation. And if any ask for a refund, just put the tracking number the tracking number in and you're good to go (for Paypal that is, I don't know for CC payments).

 

[See you vader]

Instead of actually drop shipping/selling the product on your site, just make the "buy now" buttons redirect to an affiliate offer for the same product.

Will you even be making profit at all ? If you're paying for the ads and making sales that you only take a fraction of( lower amount sales because they will be redirected ), sounds like you won't make profit that way...no?

 

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Will you even be making profit at all ? If you're paying for the ads and making sales that you only take a fraction of( lower amount sales because they will be redirected ), sounds like you won't make profit that way...no?

My bad, didn't realize it was paid traffic - Thought it was SEO for some reason.

On the other hand, if you send them to for example Amazon, the conversion rate might be higher than on the drop shipping store.

 

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My bad, didn't realize it was paid traffic - Thought it was SEO for some reason.

On the other hand, if you send them to for example Amazon, the conversion rate might be higher than on the drop shipping store.

Could be, I'm not sure either; I assumed it was paid traffic myself lol.
Though I've never heard of someone making sales through SEO other than big brands. How is that possible ?

 

[Psh]

Could be, I'm not sure either; I assumed it was paid traffic myself lol.
Though I've never heard of someone making sales through SEO other than big brands. How is that possible ?

Like ranking anything, it's all about keyword competition.

Rank low competition keywords ("[product] for sale") or whatever, and make sales when you send them to an affiliate offer for that product.

Works great for drop shipping stores too, I used to make money with a Shopify store back in the day with only SEO for traffic.

There's tons of more obscure niches out there.

 

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Like ranking anything, it's all about keyword competition.

Rank low competition keywords ("[product] for sale") or whatever, and make sales when you send them to an affiliate offer for that product.

Works great for drop shipping stores too, I used to make money with a Shopify store back in the day with only SEO for traffic.

There's tons of more obscure niches out there.

How much can you make daily/monthly with SEO alone ? Generally speaking.

 

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How much can you make daily/monthly with SEO alone ? Generally speaking.

Not trying to be rude, but that's like asking how long a rope is.

I have made anything from $2k week to $200 a week. It depends on the search volume, competition and other factors.

The $200/week site ranked for a keyword that had 2k searches/month.
The $2k/week site ranked for a keyword that had 25k searches/month.

If you find an easy buyer keyword with millions of searches, you'll make bank. If you find an easy keyword with 500 searches/month, well.. yeah. Beer money.

https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/real-life-example-of-how-you-can-make-an-ecommerce-site-that-pays-you-decent-cash.758805/, it's a good one.

 

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Not trying to be rude, but that's like asking how long a rope is.

I have made anything from $2k week to $200 a week. It depends on the search volume, competition and other factors.

The $200/week site ranked for a keyword that had 2k searches/month.
The $2k/week site ranked for a keyword that had 25k searches/month.

If you find an easy buyer keyword with millions of searches, you'll make bank. If you find an easy keyword with 500 searches/month, well.. yeah. Beer money.

Read this guide, it's a good one.

Getting a few Ks a month with no advertising cost is always good. Are there people who scale it to say 10K/per week from SEO alone ? If yes then is it as common as guys getting 20/30k per week with fb ads ? (you know what I mean?)

 

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Getting a few Ks a month with no advertising cost is always good. Are there people who scale it to say 10K/per week from SEO alone ? If yes then is it as common as guys getting 20/30k per week with fb ads ? (you know what I mean?)

Well SEO still costs, but a lot less than paid traffic IMO.

I'm sure there are some people making that a week with SEO here on BHW, I play in a smaller league. (but also invest less)

Paid and SEO traffic both have their pros/cons. I just happen to like SEO personally.

Guys who make "20-30k a week", is that profit? Sometimes they're like "I made $20k this week" when 5% was profit, haha. Typical guru shit.

 

[SamLewis]

Hi, where are your customers based. I used to do eCommerce 5+ years ago mostly to UK customers. If a customer received a product after receiving a refund they were supposed to refuse the delivery so it gets returned, if a customer was overseas and already accepted the product we would ask them to send it to our international fulfillment center to save shipping costs. If you have proof the customer has the products after receiving refund then I believe they are obligated to pay for the product or return.

Guys who make "20-30k a week", is that profit? Sometimes they're like "I made $20k this week" when 5% was profit, haha. Typical guru shit.

I used to work with a guy who always used to make out he was doing really well because he took in £30k some months, and boss always used to say to him so if you are earning so much why do you work for me. Turns out even though he brought in £30k he still didn't make anything, some months he made a loss.

 

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Guys who make "20-30k a week", is that profit? Sometimes they're like "I made $20k this week" when 5% was profit, haha. Typical guru shit.

I used to work with a guy who always used to make out he was doing really well because he took in £30k some months, and boss always used to say to him so if you are earning so much why do you work for me. Turns out even though he brought in £30k he still didn't make anything, some months he made a loss.

I mean other than them gurus. I'm talking about people who actually make 2K 3K profit per day...

What are the costs of SEO traffic though ? Isn't just people finding your store through Google ?

 

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I mean other than them gurus. I'm talking about people who actually make 2K 3K profit per day...

What are the costs of SEO traffic though ? Isn't just people finding your store through Google ?

Oh yeah 2-3k profit/day is definitely doable with SEO.

Well I had a site making $2k/week that cost me $500-1k to rank (with domain, hosting, backlinks, content writing etc). But you really gotta find that golden niche to do that. It was really a unique niche, not "best GPS for cars". Normally I'd expect to invest more for that weekly profit.

Yeah, they find your store through Google when they search for a specific keyword, because your ranking first (or top 3/5 whatever, page 1 at least). If you sell fishing gear and rank #1 for "Fishing gear for sale" (example), and that keyword has 20k searches/month, you'll make money.

It's all about keyword competition/searches. That's it.

 

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Oh yeah 2-3k profit/day is definitely doable with SEO.

Well I had a site making $2k/week that cost me $500-1k to rank (with domain, hosting, backlinks, content writing etc). But you really gotta find that golden niche to do that. It was really a unique niche, not "best GPS for cars". Normally I'd expect to invest more for that weekly profit.

Yeah, they find your store through Google when they search for a specific keyword, because your ranking first (or top 3/5 whatever, page 1 at least). If you sell fishing gear and rank #1 for "Fishing gear for sale" (example), and that keyword has 20k searches/month, you'll make money.

It's all about keyword competition/searches. That's it.

Well then I guess a combination of Fb ads, Google shopping ads(paid), Google shopping tab ads(free) and SEO ranking will be a deadly combo damn.

 

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Well then I guess a combination of Fb ads, Google shopping ads(paid), Google shopping tab ads(free) and SEO ranking will be a deadly combo damn.

That could be true, but it's hard to master a ton of different traffic sources IMO. Unless you got a team.

But give it a go, start a journey too. I'm planning something similar in a few weeks.

 

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That could be true, but it's hard to master a ton of different traffic sources IMO. Unless you got a team.

But give it a go, start a journey too. I'm planning something similar in a few weeks.

Maybe pay someone for each Platform ? Doesn't have to be expensive I think.
When you do, drop me a PM. I'm sure it will be very interesting.

 

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Maybe pay someone for each Platform ? Doesn't have to be expensive I think.
When you do, drop me a PM. I'm sure it will be very interesting.

Well, if someone is a pro on a traffic source, they wouldn't be cheap. I wouldn't touch a site for less than $50/hour unless I try to rank it myself. (And I'm not a "pro")

I'll try and remember!

 

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Well, if someone is a pro on a traffic source, they wouldn't be cheap. I wouldn't touch a site for less than $50/hour unless I try to rank it myself. (And I'm not a "pro")

Not necessarily. But let's see what other people have to say on this. I think this thread might be useful : https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/paying-someone-to-do-facebook-ads-for-you.1232997/

 

[andartecca01]

my product is delay to arrive to my client about 4 weeks

all you need to give support via email and phone and explain to them the situation

 

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my product is delay to arrive to my client about 4 weeks

all you need to give support via email and phone and explain to them the situation

Do you get any clients that don't accept that ?

Also what service do you use for phone calling ?