Hello, i have a shopify store which i have invested some time and money on. I am getting little to no traffic. I have mainly indian stuff imported directly from india. My store is shahadah.co
Any feedback will be highly appreciated. Thank you very much.
First. The “same day deliver” is misleading because you aren’t specifying that it’s local delivery.
Second. The top announcement bar, 5% discount code. Get rid of that. If you want to give a discount, then do that, and make it automatic. No sense in making me enter a code for a measly 5%. 5% isn’t even worth the effort. Make it something like 25% off on all first time customers or over $50 purchase, and have it automatic.
Next, you don’t have a referral program, or a valued customer points system. Better to get something that is attractive and enticing. Many apps in the app store.
Finally, hand out flyers, mail some postcards, etc. You have a physical presence. Use it to advertise your online store. You can put a special one-time discount code on a thank you card and include it with every purchase. Make people want to come back.
Your store looks great! Here are focused recommendations for improving the homepage so you can consider:
1. Adding Hover Image for Products
2. Add More Call-to-Action (CTA) Buttons for Each Product
3. Typo Issue
4. Add a Shoppable Instagram Feed
Summary Table
| Issue/Improvement | Action Needed |
|---|---|
| Hover Image | Enable/add alternate hover image for each product |
| More CTA Buttons per Product | Add “Add to Cart,” “Quick View,” & “Shop Now” on cards |
| Typo Issue | Correct all typos (e.g., “Arrrivals” → “Arrivals”) |
| Shoppable Instagram Feed | Add a shoppable Instagram grid with product links |
Happy sellings from TailorKit AI Product Personalizer! 
Hey @indianstyles
I just took a look at your store, and I can see you’ve put real effort into curating authentic Indian products. The inventory itself has potential, but you’re right to be concerned about traffic because there are some fundamental issues holding you back.
Let me be direct about the biggest problem: your SEO is practically nonexistent right now. When potential customers search for the exact products you’re selling, your store isn’t showing up anywhere near the first few pages of Google. You need to get serious about this immediately. Start with your product titles and descriptions.
They should include the specific terms people actually search for when looking for Indian apparel and accessories. Don’t just write “Beautiful Kurta” when someone’s searching for “women’s cotton kurta set” or “ethnic Indian dress for festivals.” Every product page needs unique, detailed descriptions with natural keyword placement.
Your meta titles and descriptions are equally critical because that’s what shows up in search results. Also, your site speed matters for SEO, so check if you’ve got any heavy images that need compressing or apps that are slowing things down.
Now about your cart, this is a massive missed opportunity. Right now when someone adds a kurta to their cart, you’re just showing them that one item sitting there. That’s leaving money on the table. Indian ethnic wear is all about coordination and styling.
If someone’s buying a kurta, they’re probably thinking about dupattas, palazzo pants, jhumkas, or bangles to complete the look. Your slider cart drawer is good, but it’s basically empty real estate right now. You should be showing complementary products right there in the cart. When someone adds a saree, instantly show them matching blouses or jewelry. This isn’t pushy selling, it’s genuinely helpful because your customers want to create complete outfits.
Adding a progress bar is another simple change that’ll boost your average order value. Show customers they’re just a few hundred rupees away from free shipping or a discount. People will absolutely add another item to hit that threshold. It’s psychology that works, and you’re not using it.
Here’s something else to consider: bundling. Create ready-made outfit sets at a discounted price. A kurta with matching pants and dupatta as one purchase option. Festival special sets. Wedding guest ensembles.
This makes shopping easier for customers who might feel overwhelmed trying to coordinate pieces themselves, and it increases your transaction value. Plus, it’s how Indian clothing is often sold in physical stores anyway, so it feels natural.
One last piece of advice that’ll save you headaches and money down the road. I’ve seen too many merchants install five different apps to handle cart features, upsells, progress bars, and recommendations.
Each app costs money every month, and they often conflict with each other or slow down your site. Look into all-in-one cart customization solutions like iCart that handle everything in one place. Yes, it might seem like a bigger investment upfront, but you’ll save on multiple subscriptions and your cart will actually work smoothly instead of having different apps fighting each other.
Hii, @indianstyles
It’s great to hear that you’re working hard to build your store. I understand the frustration of getting little to no traffic after investing time and money into it. You can do the few things like:
SEO Optimization
It’s crucial to target the right keywords for your products. Try to use Google Keyword Planner or similar tools to find keywords that are high in demand but not too competitive.
Ensure that your product pages are optimized with clear, keyword-rich titles and descriptions. That helps your store rank better in search results.
Speed & Performance
Your store’s mobile performance can directly affect your SEO and conversion rates. And I also checked your performance result. Based on your performance result, it seems like there’s room for improvement. One major area to focus on is image optimization to make sure your product images are compressed without losing quality. (Website Speedy App) helps with image optimization and speeding up your site without sacrificing quality.
Lazy loading can be a game-changer for improving page speed, especially for images. It loads images only when they’re about to be viewed on the screen, making the site faster.
Product Pages
A compelling product description can make all the difference. Make sure you highlight the benefits, unique selling points, and details that appeal to your target audience. Customer reviews are also very important for building trust consider adding a reviews app to display product reviews on your store.
Improve User Experience
Many visitors may be browsing your store from mobile devices. Ensure that your store looks great and functions well on mobile this includes optimizing your layout and ensuring it loads quickly on all devices.
Track Traffic Use Google Analytics to see how users are interacting with your site. Identify any problem areas and work on improving those pages to keep visitors engaged longer.
If you ever need help optimizing your store or improving your performance score, Website Speedy App is here to help boost your website’s speed and performance.
I’ve checked out your store and here’s what I thought:
Hero Banner
I think you can add 2 - 3 more images here, and it automatically slides to the next one. The banners show other collections of yours or the campaigns you’re running.
Font
Maybe you can try changing your font. This current font is kinda giving basic and doesn’t highlight your branding.
Deal
I see you are suggesting “Frequently Bought Together”, which is really good!
But you can make it look more appealing! I suggest using Pareto: Quantity Breaks & Discounts to create automatic bundles like yours, quantity breaks, discounts with a stunning visual, like this:
Targeting / Localisation mismatch
- The store shows USD pricing. But if you’re targeting e.g. India or some region, you may not be localised for currency, region, or languages.
*Hope these tweaks work for your store! Wishing you a great day!
Harvey from Pareto: Quantity Breaks & Discounts
Set your Shopify store apart with flexible discounts and essential order controls.*
One of the most effective ways to get free, long-term traffic to your Shopify store is by running a blog, as it improves SEO and helps attract targeted visitors who are already interested in your products. However, since Shopify’s default blog is quite limited, using a more advanced option like Magefan’s Blog App (with features such as social sharing buttons, for example) can take your store’s visibility to the next level.
