GuruPapa
Junior Member
- Apr 11, 2017
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I salute you all Blackhatters!
I've been into IM for the past few years, making money on mostly affiliate/SEO projects. After reading Nihal's "Making 100$/day with shopify" thread and though I would try it out.
I have build a shopify store that has a "neutral" name, thinking that instead of targeting one nische I can make a store that targets multiple nisches. For example right now I have build one collection for French Bulldog merch, one for modern watches, one for yoga accesories etc.
My thought is to do facebook/instagram ads, and if im doing a free giveaway for yoga lovers, I will only target an audience that likes Yoga, and set the link to my "yoga collection", also offering them only upsells that are from the same collection.
By using this method, I can have 2-3-4 nisched ads going at the same time, instead of locking myself to only 1 nische.
What do you think about this method? Has anyone else tried this? If so - do you have any example stores I could see to get inspiration?
Any negative sides of this method?
Please share your opinions and let me know if you have any questions.
Thanks
I've been into IM for the past few years, making money on mostly affiliate/SEO projects. After reading Nihal's "Making 100$/day with shopify" thread and though I would try it out.
I have build a shopify store that has a "neutral" name, thinking that instead of targeting one nische I can make a store that targets multiple nisches. For example right now I have build one collection for French Bulldog merch, one for modern watches, one for yoga accesories etc.
My thought is to do facebook/instagram ads, and if im doing a free giveaway for yoga lovers, I will only target an audience that likes Yoga, and set the link to my "yoga collection", also offering them only upsells that are from the same collection.
By using this method, I can have 2-3-4 nisched ads going at the same time, instead of locking myself to only 1 nische.
What do you think about this method? Has anyone else tried this? If so - do you have any example stores I could see to get inspiration?
Any negative sides of this method?
Please share your opinions and let me know if you have any questions.
Thanks