I am trying Bing Ads right now because with FB ads I did not get any orders and someone here said he already had 20 orders with bing. Only thing, bing only offers text ads, so you cannot show the product in the ad. Isn't this a big disadvantage?
I want to add some info in this thread. This is what I do and its working well for me. In no way I want to jack OP's thread, just giving back!
Add related products section
Add social buttons
Install google analytics (recommended)
Find a way to upsell (show other products on the cart/checkout page)
Use inventory so that in the products page it says "only X availible"
Install exit popup
Catch emails somehow for your list
Test your site in different browsers (mine is not working properly in Internet Explorer. There is no point in paying for IE clicks)
Use woocommerce/magento (Once you pay for hosting and domain you have no recurring payments and no limitations like in shopify)
Make a Feedback page so people can leave their thoughts for your website
Add some fake reviews to your products.
Add a contact us page
A cool way to track the behavior of your webiste visitiors is to go to google analytics use the audience flow tool. You can see what the visitors are doing once they land on your website. This is a shortcut that I always use for my websites to understand what needs to be improved.
Dont just put stock images. Use Canva to create eyecatching designs.
So there you have it now your shop looks neat and professional and your bounce rate should be low.
Such a bummer, I totally just bought a PET LED Collar domain that I'm stoked on and everything
Do you think the entire LED Pet Collar market is over-saturated, or just its promotion on Facebook? I still like the idea, costs, and would love to try to be successful with it elsewhere.
I decided to give it a try with FB and Bing both and got around 20 orders alone from Bing in my first round I have one issue that if a customer orders same product 10x in quantity then shopify charges single shipping charges Any guide to solve that ?
Yes using shopify but planning to test woo commerce or magento I can't understand what you have done in that image How increasing weight will change it ?
I come up with 2 niches and realize there are better and cheaper products on eBay for the first niche, and on Amazon for the second.
Does this mean I missed in niche selection?
Is there a competitive advantage in doing this method with Ali compared to eBay or Amazon?
In average, how many unique visits do you need from Facebook to do 1 sell?
I am trying Bing Ads right now because with FB ads I did not get any orders and someone here said he already had 20 orders with bing. Only thing, bing only offers text ads, so you cannot show the product in the ad. Isn't this a big disadvantage?
how many chargebacks/paypal disputes do you get? Tempted to give it a go but I sell UK-UK and I've never known someone to wait more than 2 weeks (3 absolute tops) before opening a paypal dispute, I even have it in 'delivery information' that delivery can take up to 15 working days
For facebook ads is it best to buy pay per sale or pay per click?
And is there a premade wordpress/shopify theme that will allow facebook pay per sale you know of?
Such a bummer, I totally just bought a PET LED Collar domain that I'm stoked on and everything
Do you think the entire LED Pet Collar market is over-saturated, or just its promotion on Facebook? I still like the idea, costs, and would love to try to be successful with it elsewhere.
I don;t know anything about Bing advert but I heard you can use images?
Yes that's right, you can use images on product ads. However, product ads can only be used with US bing accounts.
On Bing, my cpc was as low as $0.08, CR was 2.8% (which is quite good), got about 117 clicks to website, but again ZERO orders. I really cannot find the problem.
Really, it looks like the problem is that people are not willing to pay for shipping, because on Bing/FB/wherever there were no shipping fees metioned. So they came to my website with intent to buy a product for $.01, and suddenly it is $10.
What happens when a customer orders more than one item at a time? They will assume that they will only pay one shipping fee.