My store has 6k plus sessions now but yet no sale… could any of u check out why? And what can i do to improve please! I have burned alot of money on tiktok promotions too. Please check out my store https://thetechsavvyco.myshopify.com
Did you do a serch first? because you have alot of problems like everyone else asking the same question.
for example of the things on your site:
- no custom domain
- no company email, you are using a gmail
- your website is incomplete
- your shipping policy is and i qoute “As required.”
- your logo isn’t even professional
- you are clearly drop shipping
- you may want to remove your house address on your website….
the list goes on…
You need to help yourself (researching, learning, using the search bar for topics like this, etc) before anyone can really help you.
Everything u said i right but logo? Is it not good? Which one r u seeing?
Okay i did almost everything u said but wht bout logo? And can ypu please checmk my products?
Hi @07psharma09
Why does every one of your products show as out of stock?
hey @07psharma09 you did a great job but you can do make more attractive store i think it is your first time to design or develop a store so feel free if you have any question about it
Next time ask Chat GPT to make it with transparent background.
Dark background sites are tricky to design because your images background almost never match your site background and this leads to bad looks.
On the other hand, most of your products have white background images.
And I’d recommend you remove the product grid card hover animation which zooms and then also rotates your images. Many people will feel nausea immediately.
Overall – I’d recommend you visit several successful online stores and note how they design their sites. This should give you an idea how to design yours.
Or also – visit the Shopify theme store and see how demo stores are configured.
Imagine you’re browsing online and you see this ad for a cheap alibaba/temu/amazon product. You say ok I’ll click (IDK why you would in the first place, but let’s just go with it).
You click on the ad, and are taken to the cheapest most absurd website you have ever seen. And of course you notice right away that the owner didn’t even invest 15 dollars for a domain, the URL is myshopify.
Cheap owner, right? OK let’s go further. You look at the contact page. Outlook email. Free unprofessional email.
I know you would instantly close out of the site, but hey let’s continue.
You browse the products and there’s not one single original product on the site! And of course you know it’s a dropshipper. Or fake. Either way, you got your suspicions up and running.
So let’s recap your experience. You clicked on an ad, we’re taken to a dropshipping website that is completely unknown to the world, with no business information, no business investment in even the most basic things like domain and email. The products are cheap alibaba garbage and the site’s not even designed well.
Based on your experience above, would you like to send your hard-earned money to this no-name website that uses Outlook and has absolutely zero credibility?
Because if you won’t do that, what makes you expect others to give you money? You need to think like a customer, because you are a customer. Think about what you’re doing.
it does ? could u share a ss? please bro???
logo done what do i do with white image background??
Didn’t require you to be rude.. Many others said their piece in a civil way, and i did spent around more that $500 on this store but that was money wasted on scammers you see on insta and fb giving useless UGC, bots and just Canva templates, i learned the hard way that all of that could be done myself and I just changed the store name 4th time, so the domain i’m trying to buy now.
6,000+ website sessions with zero sales usually signals an ecommerce conversion rate optimization issue, not a traffic issue.
After reviewing your store, the biggest friction is your product photography and brand presentation. Many of the images look like standard dropshipping supplier photos, the type commonly seen on AliExpress, Amazon, and other marketplaces. Today’s online shoppers instantly recognize that style.
This creates a subconscious trust problem.
When product images feel generic or mass-distributed, customers assume:
- the product is widely available
- price comparison is easy
- the store is a reseller, not a brand
In competitive ecommerce niches, that perception directly impacts conversion rate, purchase intent, and buyer trust.
There’s also a visual clarity issue. Some product thumbnails include too many elements (overlays, text, icons, multiple angles) which reduces visual hierarchy and weakens first impression impact. In ecommerce UX, the first image must communicate the product in under one second.
Before investing more in TikTok ads, focus on:
- custom product photography (even simple but consistent lighting helps)
- clean, high-resolution product images with one focal point
- consistent image ratios across the collection page
- brand-specific visuals that improve perceived product value
Right now, the store feels like a dropshipping website. To improve ecommerce sales performance, it needs to feel like a trusted DTC brand.
Strengthening product imagery alone can significantly improve your store’s conversion rate and reduce wasted ad spend.
I don’t think he was being rude, he was just walking you threw what a protental customer would see and feel. I agree with him. So many people think, "Hey i’m gonna get a website, throw some images on there and it will be a successful business”. If that was true everyone will be rich, the reality is that YOU need to do your research and homework then when you are done that you do more research. It is never ending and that is how successful businesses are made. You need to compare your website to other business that are in the same market and ask yourself, why would customers buy from you and not them? From your website, it looks like you signed up for Shopify and threw on some products which probably took a day or two then paid for some ads and expect users to trust and buy from you.
Some people here are straight forward, and how you absorb thier input is up to you. They already took the time to look at your website. I would rather trust a blunt straight foward advice then someone whos gonna sugar coat things.
It’s not about being nice or rude or any of that talking back and forth nonsense. It’s about you, as a Business Owner, struggling because you, for whatever reason, got sucked into this idea that you could simply sign up for a shopify store, add some random dropshipping stuff, and people will suddenly buy from you. That’s just not how the world works. Don’t you think if it were that easy we all could just make a hundred shopify stores, and then sit back in Maui and enjoy retirement? Watch the money flow in, do nothing, and buy a jet? How I wish…
It takes hard work. It takes longsuffering patience. It takes unbelievable understanding. And it takes courageous integrity.
Even if you don’t view dropshipping as a scam (I do, for very good and obvious reasons), you’re asking people to send you money when you have provided no credible assurance that they would benefit from the sale, or from you. What makes you different from the 100 thousand other dropshippers? Why should they pick you? At this point, you’re just giving money away to the advertising agencies… what you need is a wake up call, or as my wife would say, a good slap in the face lol. But seriously though. Re-evaluate your business model, your products, your website design, and hopefully you’ll change course in a better way.
I understand and appreciate your honesty and the time you and others took for reviewing the store, learned a lot. But i didnt threw some products just in a day or two its been a month and i work on my store everyday for hours, the thing is i wasted time on those products and changed every detail manually and then ultimately delete them and again i was doing these because i had a misconception that maybe they are less in count thus site doesnt seem trustworthy now i have 240+ and get to know the whole niche is wrong. So starting over now but big thanks to you all. Lets see what happens! And yeah maximus was brutally honest but he does that to everyone, Sorry nd thanks bro.
I get your point but please stop thinking this was a one day job. I recently changed my theme and it override every previous setting like policies. Also products i have been handpicking and manually changing their specific details and still have 240 products after deleting 100 plus, it was exhausting but yeah its still kind of a wreck and my work is still nothing compared to others now i need to change everything. Thankyou for your efforts and pointing out everything wrong really learned my lesson. I will come back with changes to the store and will let you know and look forward to ur honest review. Thnx
Try other Markets. It’s only for India and UK. Canada and US do not show as sold.
Probably shipping settings or markets catalogs settings…
@07psharma09 Expecting.. you got the solution.. if still have concern.. then you need an expert… i think.. your prime goal is conversion only..
Thankyou fixed it now.