FAQs

Q: What is your refund policy for plans under $5,000? A: We do not offer refunds for plans under $5,000. Once a contract is signed, we will proceed with the project and deliver it within the agreed-upon timeframe.

Q: What services do you offer? A: We sell stores and edit stores to improve their conversion rates. Our services include data-based editing, optimization, and launch preparation. We use our conversion rate optimization skills to ensure that your store is optimized for maximum sales and customer engagement.

Q: How many revisions do you offer for store editing? A: We offer 2 revisions for store editing. This is because we use conversion rate optimization skills to ensure that your store is fully optimized after the first two revisions. Additional revisions can be provided for an additional fee.

Q: How long does it take for a store to be ready for launch? A: Our stores are ready to launch within 24 hours of the contract being signed. We will complete the data-based editing and optimization within 14 days. However, the timeframe may vary depending on the complexity of the project. We will keep you updated on the progress of your project throughout the process.

Q: Do you provide ongoing support after the store is launched? A: Yes, we provide ongoing support after the store is launched. We offer maintenance and support services to ensure that your store continues to run smoothly and effectively. Additionally, we can provide further optimization services to improve your store's performance over time.

What Type of Store Is The Best To Start With

Objection 1: "I'm not sure a general store will work for my niche. Won't I be better off with a specialized store?" Response: While a specialized store may seem like a good idea, it can be difficult to gain traction and build a customer base if you're only focusing on one particular niche. A general store allows you to test different products and niches to see what works best for you. Once you find a niche that's profitable, you can then consider creating a specialized store for that niche.

Objection 2: "A general store will be too confusing for customers. They won't know what we specialize in." Response: While it's true that a general store may not have a specific niche, it can still be organized in a way that makes it easy for customers to navigate. You can create categories and collections that group products by theme or use, and you can feature specific products or collections on the homepage to highlight what you want to promote.

Objection 3: "I won't be able to create a strong brand if I'm selling a variety of products. How can I stand out?" Response: You can still create a strong brand with a general store by focusing on your unique value proposition. This could be your commitment to customer service, your dedication to sourcing high-quality products, or your focus on eco-friendly or sustainable products. By emphasizing what sets you apart from other general stores, you can build a loyal customer base that trusts and values your brand.

Objection 4: "General stores have too much competition. How can I compete with established brands?" Response: While there is certainly competition in the e-commerce space, a general store can still succeed by offering unique products, great customer service, and competitive pricing. By staying on top of industry trends and listening to customer feedback, you can adapt and evolve your store over time to stay ahead of the competition.

Objection 5: "I won't be able to market a general store effectively. How can I reach my target audience?" Response: With a general store, you have the opportunity to reach a wider audience than you would with a specialized store. You can use social media, email marketing, and paid advertising to promote your store and reach new customers. By creating compelling content that speaks to your target audience, you can attract and engage potential customers no matter what niche they're interested in.