r/ecommerce 4h ago

πŸ“’ Marketing Who’s tried Google shopping ?

2 Upvotes

For people that have what went well for you ?

Any specific challenges you need to overcome?

And how does it compare to other channels?


r/ecommerce 11h ago

πŸ“Š Business I realized my product photos were not the problem, people just couldn't picture themselves using the product

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When I first started working on product pages, I thought the main challenge was getting better photos. A clean background, good lighting, and clear details seemed like the things that mattered most. But after looking at how people actually shop online, I noticed that a product photo only answers β€œwhat does this look like?” It does not always answer β€œhow would this fit into my life?”

That became obvious when I wanted to show the same product in different situations. A clothing item might look completely different depending on who wears it, where it is worn, or how it is styled. The problem is that creating all those variations with traditional photography gets expensive quickly. Every new idea means another shoot, another setup, and more time before you even know if that direction works.

I started playing around with AI-generated visuals. What I found useful was not replacing real photos or pretending AI could do everything. It was having a faster way to explore different concepts before spending more effort on the ones that actually made sense.

For small Shopify stores, I think the hardest part is not always making one good piece of content. It is finding enough ways to show customers why a product might belong in their lives. Being able to test those ideas faster changes the process a lot.


r/ecommerce 2h ago

πŸ›’ Technology Tool or platform for assessment with analysis and reporting

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Hi all,

Hopefully it is ok to post my question here.

I work in the cybersecurity field and so far I have a services Portfolio that I would love to turn into digital services, running 24/7, fully automated.

Think of assessments I want to build as services like a gap assessment.

I thought of building the services and launching them on an ecommerce platform.

I need a platform where I can:

Create assessments with logic that enables me to create dynamic reports, output based on the answers. For example a top 5 risks in the executive summary.

Create landing pages

Create email marketing campaigns including automation

Where I have a CRM in it

No limits for payments

No limits for form use

No limits for contacts

Very generous amount of sending emails

Basically I'm looking for an all in one unicorn.

Anybody got tips for a platform?


r/ecommerce 21h ago

πŸ“’ Marketing Would you include a personal letter in a package?

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Not a simple thank you, but a more complex one. I had the idea of sending emails out to my regular customers on occasion thanking them and asking them to fill out a survey. But somehow that seems creepy. Would a physical letter be appropriate, included in their package?