every project i make ends up like this

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https://twitter.com/lookoutshop

tons of tweets, nobody gives a fuck, no interaction

the actual site:

https://lookoutshop.com/

nice website, good layout, etc, no sales

investing in ads most likely a waste of time that only gives you momentary pump, no real growth

this is depressing

only time ive seen real passive traffic is from viral lucky yt videos (which doesnt necesarily end up in sales)
 
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When it comes to selling products to children, there is basically one problem.
You must pass the main checkpoint which is the middle man (aka parents).
And that was a huge hint ;):rolleyes:
 

You can get a look for your HTML, especially images.
Your site at my browser look like this:

JohnMu12.png


Cheers, Greg.
 
These type of sites it wont work on Twitter, Fb groups in your niche it will get you sells, hit that search button to see what people are doing !!!!!!!!!

Edit: Check this link will help you to find targeted Fb Groups in your niche, search the groups by alphabet

https://www.facebook.com/directory/groups/D
 
Why Twitter for something like this? I read somewhere recently that retail items are still one of the #1 things sold on FB. Have you ever tried posting one product at a time to a very TARGETED ad group on FB? You have to realize how extremely important targeting is. It's so, so, SO important. And FB lets you target so insanely deep. Use that. Go deep! Target, negative target, go IN and then split test, split test, split test. Track every single moving piece. Optimize always. Twitter... eh, not my favorite, personally. Not for something like this.
 
https://twitter.com/lookoutshop

tons of tweets, nobody gives a fuck, no interaction

the actual site:

https://lookoutshop.com/

nice website, good layout, etc, no sales

investing in ads most likely a waste of time that only gives you momentary pump, no real growth

this is depressing

only time ive seen real passive traffic is from viral lucky yt videos (which doesnt necesarily end up in sales)

Hi OP,

Yeah as everyone else is saying twitter is probably not the best choice, however you could improve your tweets too, don't just throw some random photo of a T-Shirt, give some sort of value in your posts on any platform: ask a question maybe, give an emotion, as Dragon Ball is an old anime/cartoon bring back a memory for an old fan, interact with people more, what i would do is i would probably post like 9 valuable posts/tweets whatever and every 10th would be a product from my store.

Your shop looks good i really liked, looks clean and simple the layout is great. However in regards of YouTube, a few months ago i came across some new episodes of Dragon Ball and i was watching them on youtube, but then the next episode i couldn't find, there were many videos which had a title of (don't remember the name of the new Dragon Ball i saw on yt) "Dragon Ball Episode 15" for example, but the video was just random or fan made and those random and fan made videos had quite a bit of views tbh so maybe worth trying something like that or maybe after reading this you will come up with a twist or a whole new idea..

Also maybe worth finding a Dragon Ball fan youtube channels, contacting them offering $ for putting your shop link in their video descriptions or something.

Hope this helps & best of luck!
 
My dude, you website looks good, but it’s slow as fuck! It took my almost 9 seconds to load and the images load time is slow too, you gotta optimize you site in order to keep your customers, customers don’t have that much patience, that’s why sites like amazon are famous, loading time takes almost nothing.
 
My dude, you website looks good, but it’s slow as fuck! It took my almost 9 seconds to load and the images load time is slow too, you gotta optimize you site in order to keep your customers, customers don’t have that much patience, that’s why sites like amazon are famous, loading time takes almost nothing.

On my end it loads up instantly
 
Hi OP,

Yeah as everyone else is saying twitter is probably not the best choice, however you could improve your tweets too, don't just throw some random photo of a T-Shirt, give some sort of value in your posts on any platform: ask a question maybe, give an emotion, as Dragon Ball is an old anime/cartoon bring back a memory for an old fan, interact with people more, what i would do is i would probably post like 9 valuable posts/tweets whatever and every 10th would be a product from my store.

Your shop looks good i really liked, looks clean and simple the layout is great. However in regards of YouTube, a few months ago i came across some new episodes of Dragon Ball and i was watching them on youtube, but then the next episode i couldn't find, there were many videos which had a title of (don't remember the name of the new Dragon Ball i saw on yt) "Dragon Ball Episode 15" for example, but the video was just random or fan made and those random and fan made videos had quite a bit of views tbh so maybe worth trying something like that or maybe after reading this you will come up with a twist or a whole new idea..

Also maybe worth finding a Dragon Ball fan youtube channels, contacting them offering $ for putting your shop link in their video descriptions or something.

Hope this helps & best of luck!

I have tried putting links on videos with traffic, no sales

i cant post db stuff, gets copyright strikes, but in any case, it seems people aren't buying

ive tried growing twitters in the past with more elaborate tweets and i got tired because i wasnt getting anywhere

Why Twitter for something like this? I read somewhere recently that retail items are still one of the #1 things sold on FB. Have you ever tried posting one product at a time to a very TARGETED ad group on FB? You have to realize how extremely important targeting is. It's so, so, SO important. And FB lets you target so insanely deep. Use that. Go deep! Target, negative target, go IN and then split test, split test, split test. Track every single moving piece. Optimize always. Twitter... eh, not my favorite, personally. Not for something like this.

i need to get into fb ads but its a nightmare, too many options. and i was told fb has fucked up reach so much with the latest updates, that people are wasting money on ads and not converting enough.

When it comes to selling products to children, there is basically one problem.
You must pass the main checkpoint which is the middle man (aka parents).
And that was a huge hint ;):rolleyes:

i've tried more adult oriented products in the past, same thing
 
Bro, you have to work on your website, sorry to say this: but the website keeps loading mostly the images take lots of times to load.
Secondly, you personally know you are targetting the wrong people, go do some IG shoutout, and join some facebook groups which related niche.

After that come back to update us on your journey....

Check the attached file to see what your website looks like, some images are not loading. :smirk:
 

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I would do advertising on instagram, because there you will find target groups who are interested and probably buy it. Or hit some anime sites up if they want to cooperate with you? I have a german anime baord for example
 
Twitter is a red zone, I don't think children go there. Test CPC, buy ads and develop a user base, then build a opt-in mailing list for parents. I think this business would do well with email marketing.
 
Bro, you have to work on your website, sorry to say this: but the website keeps loading mostly the images take lots of times to load.
Secondly, you personally know you are targetting the wrong people, go do some IG shoutout, and join some facebook groups which related niche.

After that come back to update us on your journey....

Check the attached file to see what your website looks like, some images are not loading. :smirk:
i have paid influencers in the past. conclusion= the only people makin money are the influencers themselves, barely got anything out of it.

i wish i could sit my ass on ig and have people pay me 100 bucks for a single pic, lmaoing at this life

Twitter is a red zone, I don't think children go there. Test CPC, buy ads and develop a user base, then build a opt-in mailing list for parents. I think this business would do well with email marketing.


for cpc, you need a lot of traffic, and adsense is being a bitch about accepting new webpages, and non adsense pays like crap

the problem is, no one cares about random shops on the internet without anything behind them. you have to offer a premium of something. so you are either famous, or you are selling your own product with people like. of course, most of us can't offer neither, that is the problem

theres already opt in email subscriptions on all of my websites
 
Hi OP,

Yeah as everyone else is saying twitter is probably not the best choice, however you could improve your tweets too, don't just throw some random photo of a T-Shirt, give some sort of value in your posts on any platform: ask a question maybe, give an emotion, as Dragon Ball is an old anime/cartoon bring back a memory for an old fan, interact with people more, what i would do is i would probably post like 9 valuable posts/tweets whatever and every 10th would be a product from my store.

Your shop looks good i really liked, looks clean and simple the layout is great. However in regards of YouTube, a few months ago i came across some new episodes of Dragon Ball and i was watching them on youtube, but then the next episode i couldn't find, there were many videos which had a title of (don't remember the name of the new Dragon Ball i saw on yt) "Dragon Ball Episode 15" for example, but the video was just random or fan made and those random and fan made videos had quite a bit of views tbh so maybe worth trying something like that or maybe after reading this you will come up with a twist or a whole new idea..

Also maybe worth finding a Dragon Ball fan youtube channels, contacting them offering $ for putting your shop link in their video descriptions or something.

Hope this helps & best of luck!

This is one reason I love BHW. You will constantly come across a random post that is full of gold.

The ball is in your court now, OP.
 
I have tried putting links on videos with traffic, no sales

i cant post db stuff, gets copyright strikes, but in any case, it seems people aren't buying

ive tried growing twitters in the past with more elaborate tweets and i got tired because i wasnt getting anywhere



i need to get into fb ads but its a nightmare, too many options. and i was told fb has fucked up reach so much with the latest updates, that people are wasting money on ads and not converting enough.



i've tried more adult oriented products in the past, same thing
Oh i just remembered something i saw on youtube too, videos were Live and it was a countdown to the next Dragon Ball episode(the new series, still cant remember the name of it) maybe you could do that too and have a link to your dragon ball shop below the live countdown.
 
Oh i just remembered something i saw on youtube too, videos were Live and it was a countdown to the next Dragon Ball episode(the new series, still cant remember the name of it) maybe you could do that too and have a link to your dragon ball shop below the live countdown.

yeah mate, im aware of those tricks and trapz.... no sales, just clicks visting my website.

i just dont get how people create sites which constantly convert sales and its not just a rare occurrence

a site like beautybay must be making millions
 
I would do advertising on instagram, because there you will find target groups who are interested and probably buy it. Or hit some anime sites up if they want to cooperate with you? I have a german anime baord for example
Not a bad idea here. Amino Communities may be worth checking out, as well -- it's gotten rather large and has a huge fanbase of the exact kinds of fans you're looking for.
 
Not a bad idea here. Amino Communities may be worth checking out, as well -- it's gotten rather large and has a huge fanbase of the exact kinds of fans you're looking for.
but what do you think happens?

you come there, with 0 posts

"hey guys, check my site"

yeah im sure this will get you any sales and not get accused of spam

and people are becoming smart to ignore influencer's obvious ads, so the people making the most money are influencers, not us people with random affiliate pages
 
Some people say the website loads slow as fuck. For me it loaded immediately. Very good pagespeed.
 
how the fuck do I get organic traffic into mywebsites to get sales?

im supposed to keep wasting money on ad campaigns that just give you a limited pump of traffic with no tail (continued traffic organically = continued sales on auto pilot). i need that, i cant be depending on constantly doing ad campaigns where i just lose money or make peanuts - expenses

i just dont get it. how do people make money at all? or the game is supposed to be played by constantly doing ad campaigns on fb ads or whatever?
 
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