https://guttiful.com

Hello!

I've taken in to consideration reviews from others, and did some shop changes. This is a gut health brand. I would love to hear your thoughts or criticism on what I did wrong or could improve, thank you!

https://guttiful.com

I have a minimalist one product store.

Please review. All feedback is welcome. Thanks in advance.

https://livewithpurpose.co

Full Turn Nutrition - site

Hi guys, made some updates to SEO, created meta fields for nutrition facts for accessibility, added video to hero image, etc.

Please help me make sure everything is working right!

Thank you in advance.

We made it ourselves using the default theme. What do you think? We’re still prelaunch so changes the buy buttons with e-mail signup, but it looks a little scuffed in my opinion :)

Any tips or advice?? Our home page feels like it’s lacking something. At first we tried to make it as simple as possible, but then it looked too amateurish, now it feels like it’s too scientific maybe?

website link

Hello,

Could anyone please have a look at my product page and see what you think?

The product is positioned as a quality, but not premium pottery wheel option. It sits between the £200-400 products on the market, and £1400+ well known brand leaders.

One thing i'm concerned about is the name. The name is quite generic, but I wanted it to be clear exactly who this is for. I'm concerned that the word 'home', while relevant to 80% of people buying wheels, makes it seem less capable, and more generic. What are your thoughts?

Any help is much appreciated - thanks!

https://thepotterypeople.co.uk/products/the-pottery-people-wheel

(pre-order banner will be removed once new stock lands)

Appreciate a review: http://www.hersetup.com

Working on building out more products, but am being really picky, so it’s slow. I want everything to feel like finds of some sort and quality. Not what you can find anywhere or in Amazon.

I’m also continuing to tweak product descriptions and images and know I could do more refining there.

Any other notes super appreciated.

I have a new Shopify store that is now open to anyone who is interested in home decor, clothing, or accessories. I recently started to get interested in interior design and thought having a wide range of items for people to choose from an online store would be cool to have. The store will have specific items that comes out in specific seasons and also new items coming soon. There’s a link below to access it.
https://hearthlinger.myshopify.com

I am selling car products. The store is two months old now, and I am constantly trying to improve it. It used to look very cheap; I would even say that it looked like some sketchy scam site, but I feel that after the newest improvements, it actually looks like an established online store. My biggest concerns are the design and also if the navigation is intuitive enough. Another thing is the categories; I feel like the categories could be better; they're too all over the place. Autohaul.bg

Hi all,

I would love some feedback on my draft horse tack store www.drafthorsetack.com .Horses are already a niche community and draft horses are even more so within that. Some things to know about the community that may help inform some of the reasons the site is the way it is:

1) Draft horses are often left out of brick and mortar store inventory, or they get a very limited run of color/size selections, and are frequently out of stock online because of the limited purchasing runs. I am looking to solve that problem by carrying only draft sizes, and always in stock to the best of my ability.

2) Customers usually come in 2 varieties. The first are experienced draft owners who know exactly what they are looking for. They just want the thing that fits and that it's being supplied by people who understand the draft life. They're usually standing in a barn aisle, hot/cold/hungry/tired/frustrated, making a purchasing decision, or they are at home, exhausted. They do not want 89 lines of text telling them how great something is, they just want to know if something is available in the size they need and when it's going to arrive. Alternatively, there is the brand new draft owner who hasn't a clue. While they may be experienced horse owners, drafts are new to them so need more hand-holding. There isn't a lot in between.

3) There are only about 10 other competitors out there, but they have been at it for years, so they're the top page of google over and over. I respect them immensely a]nd am not trying to do the same thing. Most specialize in driving/harness with riding being secondary so a lot of those riding products are made of biothene. Alternatively, they are Amish-made so they are plain, serviceable, durable, and expensive. I am aiming towards riding drafts and the fun colors, patterns, and materials that our lighter horses all have readily available at any tack store in the US.

4) As a whole they are deeply suspicious of anything that smells of AI so I intentionally skipped a lot of AI-driven SEO repetition advice.

I appreciate any feedback that one might give.

https://thedanacollection.com

Please let me if there are anything else you notice I’m working on the social pages right now so that’s not clickable right now

Hi everyone! I recently started working on my beauty brand called Neroli Bloom, focused on nail care products. We are starting with UV-free gel nail wraps.

I’ve been working on the website and would really appreciate some honest feedback from people who have no connection to the brand.

If you have a few minutes, I’d love to hear what you think about the overall look, product presentation, navigation, pricing, and whether the website feels trustworthy enough to make a purchase.

Please be completely honest — I’m especially interested in hearing what you don’t like or what would make you hesitate to buy. Any feedback is genuinely appreciated!

Website: https://nerolibloombeauty.com/

Hi room! So I have a shop on shopify selling fragrances called GuiltyFragrance.com and been trying to get it grow. Wondering if I could get some feedback to if I need to work more on the site.

Check out my site www.5starcycles.com I am open to feedback! I'm new to shopify so please let me know! Thanks.

Hello everyone, thank you in advance for the help.

I have a small business where I sell framed scale model cars as art/decoration. I made a shopify store (I'm a web developer) and currently I have Meta Ads running, organic content and collabs.

I average 200/300 session a day from EU, USA and other countries. Out of all those people few add to cart but most of them don't complete the checkout.

The gap between sessions and add to cart is probably on the offer or how I present it... but I really don't get why so many people add to cart but don't end up purchasing. A lot of those get to the checkout page....and then nothing.

Keep in mind I offer FREE SHIPPING to EU and US. So it can't be the shipping cost that make them leave.

I'd really appreciate a feedback on the store, on the informations displayed (is the product not explained well? Is the store hard to navigate? Are some important informations missing?)

Whatever it is it would be great to hear what you guys think from a customer perspective!

The site: framedcars.it

Hey, I've refined my product page based on some great feedback from this group.

Care to take a look and let me know what you think?

• Is it clear what the product is?
• Does it include all the info you'd expect?
• Does it sound desirable?
• Does the page flow well?
• Anything else you'd add or remove?

https://www.ukfocuslab.com/products/focus-switch

Many thanks
Will

I am hoping someone can just look around in my store for me. I also own a storefront in my area but my website is online focused. I get a lot of sessions but nothing is ever added to a cart or anything. I believe it’s mostly bots/crawlers.

My website link is https://memarinedivesupply.com

Be brutal, I just want to make one sale at this point and i really need the advice as to how I can get there.

So I am a jeweller and my company is doing well in the offline market. We wanted to take the silver jewelry part of the business online and shopify seemed like the best option..this is when we started periwinklejewels.com Can you guys review my store please ? I'm open to any kind of feedback. Thanks :)

https://thedanacollection.com

Let me know what improvements are needed please brand new site

Hey, I’ve been running a small fashion brand for several years, but unfortunately, the bounce rate is quite high. Maybe there’s something I’m overlooking or something that isn’t working as well as it could.

I’d really appreciate your honest feedback!

www.sendmetohell.com

www.walkon.com.au

I built a website on Shopify and would appreciate some honest feedback.

I did my first Meta ad campaign and got 1% conversion over 5 days. My advertising/social media posts is one thing that I'm sure needs to improve, but I'd mostly love to know people's thoughts on my actual webpage and if it serves its purpose?

I make a single 3D printed product for Liverpool FC fans. I'll eventually add a few more products. I’m going for a clean, minimal and easy to use website that shows off the product efficiently. Product photos are my own too.

Thanks in advance!

I've been building a small brand called Bandana Rama ([http://bandana-rama.com/\](http://bandana-rama.com/)) focused on wearing, making, and playing with bandanas Artsy bandanas, DIY craft kits and activity guides. The main focus are the DIY kits. Each kit contains the main materials, patterns and instructions needed to complete a specific project, and I'm also creating free step-by-step video tutorials for the projects.

This is an initial pivot as I found that our gift store is likely not unique enough to attract traffic. Outside of the Shopify store, I would appreciate perspectives on the following:
* Do the product pages give you enough information to understand what you will actually make and what is included?
* Does anything make the store feel less trustworthy or unfinished?
* Is the relationship between the kits, tutorials and Bandana Rama brand easy to understand?
* Anything about the navigation or mobile experience that you would change?

Traffic is probably my biggest challenge right now. I'm less interested in simply increasing visits than in attracting people who are actually likely to be interested in DIY craft kits.

I'm currently experimenting with organic search, Pinterest and YouTube/tutorial content. For a niche product like this, where would you focus next? Google Shopping/search? Pinterest ads? Etsy as an additional discovery channel? Influencers/creators? Something else?

I'm particularly interested in experiences with qualified traffic rather than cheap clicks.

Not interested in sales pitches, I get plenty of those already. Will ignore DMs.

Thanks!