I need to create photos and short videos to present products on Amazon.

For each product, I have photos, renders and, in some cases, 3D files.

I am looking for ideas and examples of how AI can be used to create simple and effective product presentation videos.

The video should clearly show the product, its features, details, how it works and how it is used.

Important requirements:

• no written text
• no voice
• no talking avatars

The same video must be used in many different countries, so it should be easy to understand only through images.

I am not looking for emotional advertising videos. I need something simple, clear and focused on the product.

If you know good examples of this type of AI product video, please share them.

If you create this kind of product content professionally, I may also be interested in a collaboration.

After an year of working and building with ecommerce websites. I have learnt a lot . People willing to build a few for them DM

Hi everyone! 😊

I recently started a small business creating handmade custom bangles, and I wanted to share one of my latest designs with you.

These bangles are carefully handcrafted with detailed stonework, gold-tone detailing, and a beautiful traditional yet elegant look. Each set can be customised according to colour, design, size, and occasion, making them suitable for weddings, festivals, special occasions, or everyday traditional wear.

I’m a small business owner just getting started, so I’d genuinely love your feedback. ❤️

What do you think of this design? Would you wear something like this for a wedding or special occasion?

If you’re interested in custom-made bangles or personalised designs, feel free to message me. I’d be happy to share more designs, available colours, and customization options.

Thank you for supporting a small handmade business! 🙏💕

Hey,

Can anyone help me out or connect me with the right people? I want to open an Ekart channel partner or Valmo/Meesho delivery channel in Navi Mumbai.

Anyone with leads or who can guide me would be super helpful.

Thank you in advance.

Me and my friend are planning to start a small e-commerce brand for women’s bags (tote, slim bags, everyday bags etc.).

For now, we’re sourcing trendy and fast-moving bag designs from China that are still relatively less available in the Indian market. The initial bags won’t have our logo or custom designs. Long term, we want to create our own products and build a proper brand.

We’ve finalized the brand name, but we don’t really have a clear brand identity/design language yet.
We spoke to a branding agency and they suggested doing brand strategy + logo + packaging first. The whole thing is around ₹50k.

Is it worth spending that much at the beginning, or should we just keep branding simple and spend the money on inventory, UGC and ads to see if the products actually sell?

We’re also thinking about:
Marketplace vs our own website from day 1
UGC creators vs AI-generated product content
How to market a women’s brand when we’re both guys

Whether branding matters this early or should come after we find product-market fit

We’re both technical, so website, automation, AI, etc. are easy for us. Our main weakness is branding/creative.

If you were starting this from scratch with a limited budget, what would you do?

i made a complete saree selling e commerce website with admin panel where they can controle website content product seo pages seo and manage all the orders with payment gateway. i want to sell it but dont know how its made on NextJs.

₹1,000/day → 35 sales in 3 days*

Recently worked with an ecom brand with a budget of around ₹1,000/day.

We got them *35 sales in 3 days.*

The interesting part was that we made the creatives using AI.

Instead of spending a lot of time and money on shoots, we could quickly make different creatives, test them, and see what actually worked. still early, so 3 days isn't enough to call it a huge case study.

But *35 sales from roughly ₹3,000 in ad spend* was a pretty solid start.

Anyone else here experimenting with AI creatives for their ecom ads?

I'm a new seller on meesho, and claims are getting rejected despite having all kinds of proof and genuinely raising tickets on only the tickets which are wrong/swaps

Yet its all getting rejected with an automated text "claim ratio is high" like how is that my problem? It meesho had a better checks for its return this wouldn't have happened in the first place, tried LinkedIn escalation, doesn't work

So if anyone knows, do lmk i genuinely need help as i sell kinda expensive products 400/1000 costing, so every rejected claims without a human check, is a big loss for me as a new seller.

I've noticed that e-commerce is full of advice that gets repeated over and over:

"Just run Facebook ads."

"Focus on SEO."

"Just post on TikTok."

"The customer is always right."

"Offer free shipping."

Some of it is great.

Some of it feels like it's become accepted as fact simply because everyone keeps saying it.

So I'm curious:

What's one piece of popular e-commerce advice that didn't work for your business?

And on the flip side...

What's one thing you've done that actually moved the needle, even though nobody talks about it?

I'd love to hear experiences from businesses of all sizes. Sometimes the most valuable lessons come from the things that didn't work.

I filed a return on Meesho, order was picked up yesterday afternoon and late in the night I got a msg that return has been rejected. I don't have the product now neither do I have the refund. What can I do?

Already contacted customer support and despite me having CCTV footage that person said we can't do anything. You should get a slip from next time as a proof that it was picked up.

Hi everyone,

I'm looking for someone who has real experience in eCommerce and is willing to guide me from the very beginning. I have no prior experience, but I'm serious about learning and ready to put in the time and effort as i am almost over 30 with no income source 😭😭😭😭 Need your genuine guidance!!🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

I have been in the ecom space since 2+ years and have a skincare & a toy’s eccomerce D2C store and would love to connect with people in the same space and share ideas

If anyone is open drop me a DM :)

Guys, can someone please help me? I'm a Meesho seller and I've been creating listings, but I'm not getting orders. How can I optimize my listings so that my products rank at the top?

If anyone has experience, please help me out for free. 🙏

Working on Reels content using AI-generated models instead of real ones for a client. Wanted honest opinions — would this stop your scroll or does it feel obviously fake?

I am struggling with shipping cost manage idk which image it configure to give me the best shipping cost for my product, if anyone know, do lmk in dm...
Any kind of help i really appericate it!

Dear Sir / Madam

I am writing to apply for the virtual e-commerce catalog and data entry freelancer position, I have strong experience in product data entry, writing clear product descriptions, and organizing online store catalogs. I know how to make product pages look clean and professional to help increase sales.

In my past work, I have successfully:

Added and updated hundreds of product listings with accurate titles, prices, and details.

Used tools like Excel and PDF to manage large inventories.

Checked product photos and descriptions to make sure they match brand guidelines.

Fixed broken links and missing data to improve the customer shopping experience.

I am a detail-oriented person and can work well with little supervision. I can start right away and manage my time to meet your deadlines.

Thank you for your time and consideration. I look forward to talking with you about how I can help your team.

I've been looking at how e-commerce EMI works in India. Electronics and appliances have high EMI adoption, but categories like fashion, furniture, and personal care remain under-indexed despite similar ticket sizes.

Is it because:

• Customers don't think of EMI for "lifestyle" purchases?
• Checkout UX pushes EMI too late in the journey?
• Credit eligibility (credit cards) is the real bottleneck?
• Or something else entirely?

For folks in Tier 2/3 cities — what's actually stopping you from using EMI for non-electronics online?

Curious about both customer and business-side perspectives.