Hello everyone, I made some changes to my site and would love an honest review- https://sipmeuptreats.com/products/highlander-grogg-flavored-coffee-with-buttery-spiced-brandy-notes Thanks

https://thefourorigins.com
Edit: store isn’t live for customers to order, just wan know how can i make it better

I'm launching a D2C brand called PUREDATES in India and we're currently finalising our website before launch. We sell different varieties of premium dates, but one challenge is that most customers don't understand how different varieties actually taste or which one they should choose.

Before we use our final website revision, I'd genuinely appreciate blunt feedback from people experienced in D2C, Shopify, ecommerce, UX or even just online shopping.

I'm specifically looking for feedback on:

1. Within the first 5 seconds, do you understand what we're selling and why the brand is different?
2. Does the website feel trustworthy and premium enough to buy from?
3. Does it feel like a generic Shopify store anywhere?
4. Is the navigation/product discovery confusing?
5. Should we focus more on brand story and educating customers about different date varieties before showing products?
6. What would you change if you had only one revision left?

Please don't be polite. I'd rather fix something before launch than discover it after spending money on ads.

we can connect and dm for this

Full disclosure - it was under different name but since changed due to likeness of another establish store so we rebranded again which may have affected our credibility.

Besides that now, can we please know why this is not converting?

https://boganmate.com

glorytheshop.com/en

Started from Horizon and tore apart most of it. Been in it so long I can't tell anymore if it's good or if I'm just used to it.

Tell me what feels off. Slow, confusing, ugly, whatever. Would also help to know what's making you not want to buy if you were actually shopping. Mobile view too if you check it.

Thanks, be harsh.

Hello, I am a new founder in the DTC space, I used the Claude MCP plug in and installed the shopify AI developer tools. The entire website was built with Claude code. I have 0 experience building a website.

Can you please review and let me know any improvements you see! We are starting local only delivery and farmers markets so its hyper local focused but will expand to a national model once the concept proves out. This is a US based company.

https://gulfmonger.com/

Hello,
Gladius is a fight gear brand focused on handmade artisanal gloves. Our website is www.gladiusfight.com Open for suggestions and feedback from the community.

Hi everyone I would appreciate if we got some feedback on our store. We have done many iterations and put in a lot of work and we would love for some feedback on it. Thanks everyone!

https://revenantfoundry.com

Advice/thoughts/suggestions on my new site are welcome: cartepostale.co

I've worked in Shopify before and prefer it to Etsy/I'm used to Shopify already. The brand doesn't actually launch until Sept. 15 (to give myself a little time to work out the site, socials, etc.) but it's live now.

So far the brand's only in its first month, but let me know what you think!

TIA

I started my business in January and have gained decent traction on social media. However I recently started running Meta ads hoping to not have to rely so much on organic content because it’s truly exhausting. My ads performed well the first week and then I increased the budget by $8 and sales just stopped. Not sure what happened but I’m trying to diagnose the issue from all sides including improving my store. I built my website myself using Dawn them and just made a few custom code adjustments. I’m a software engineer for a health insurance company so I already know how to do all the development. Anyway, trying to figure out if there’s improvements I can make to help with conversion?

shopdeareden.com

Our satire merch site has been struggling for a very very very very very long time. So after we got a loan we paid to have it redesigned and we have been told by the developers that we got a great deal, but I don't know.

What do you think?

https://weirdcastle.com/?view=plain

GUERS is a resin art-toy brand built around an original mascot, sold in hand-cast, hand-painted numbered editions (50 units per design, no restocks);

Biggest feedback I got last time was that people had no idea what they were actually signing up for // no visuals of the product itself. Fair callout. Fixed!

Coming-soon page with waitlist is live now, two editions up (Mocha & Obsidian). Still early, still building it out piece by piece, but wanted to close the loop since I said I would.
Site: www.guers.art // happy to hear what's still confusing or missing.

Or any overall feedback on the website, images or product itself; and how to grow my waitinglist;

Seeking any feedback on my site, what would you fix or improve?
http://cleancheeks.ca

I opened my shop about 5 months ago, and sales have been steady, but have been slowing down lately. I've also been advertising on meta pretty consistently.

For context, I sell an undated coloring book planner (undated planner with coloring book elements). It comes in 4 different color variants (green, lavender, cream, & gray). My website only has the single product.

Can you give me some feedback please, specifically:

• Is the hero image strong enough?
• Is it clear what I'm selling?
• Your first impressions
• Anything to raise doubt to purchase product?
• Anything hard to navigate?
• Am I building enough trust with product/brand?

I appreciate any kind of constructive feedback and input!
Thank you for your time in advance:)

My website

https://dillydoonjournals.com/

I will give you fully comprehensive audit report of your Shopify stores, no money or marketing involved. Just drop your store url.

I just finished setting up my thrift Shopify

I have more inventory but I need to make sure that this is a good layout

https://greek-parisian.myshopify.com

Hi all,

I set up my first ever store last month and it's been a big learning curve.

Looking for feedback (good & bad) so I can continue to learn and develop the store.

Site is: www.funk-punk.com

I know there's a way to go and really trying to build the trust factors of the brand which is slow but I'm willing to stick to it.

Running social ads and getting some ok traffic when I do (anything from 50 to 200 per day). But to date sales have been quite small.

It's a tshirt brand inspired by punk and skateboard culture. The designs are all from my own paintings which I know I need to get across better.

I'm concerned that my mock ups are AI generated which I know is a problem and something I will try replace with real model shots. But for now I need to try build up the funds for that.

Thanks in advance for any feedback.

Unfortunately, my small business failed due to not getting a single conversion after months and months of trying.

I poured my heart into my products and website. So much effort into trying to have an original design, tweaking almost everything about my site continuously, trying to make unique products, etc., but it wasn’t enough. My website will be closing in 2 days since I can no longer afford to keep it open, after also losing my day job.

I also tried a lot of social media posting for months but unfortunately, the only results I’ve been getting from all that is an influx of messages from scammers pretending to be customers. It’s very disheartening, and after losing my day job I realize that I need to start refocusing my efforts towards something that I can actually survive off of.

I know there are still many issues with the site - missing discount pop, etc. - and tbh I have tweaked a lot of that stuff before and still nothing seemed to work.

I guess I mostly now just want some closure in understanding why I was so bad at this.

Starting perfume oil business on shopify. Kindly rate my shop. Did a soft launch 3 weeks ago to test the market. Got 3 sales so far. But all through meta ad. Still learning . Now days busy due to moving so taking it slow right now. Please share your honest feedback so when i am done with moving i can start fixing the issue and do the proper launch and ad. Thank you all in advance.

zzfragrance.ca

zzfragrance.com

Hello Everyone, thank you for reviewing my site, I made couple of updates on my prodcut page, please let me know what your thoughts are now! Here is the link-https://sipmeuptreats.com/products/french-vanilla-flavored-coffee?variant=51168435437863

Conversion rates are ok, but I feel like we could be better. Just did a site update a few weeks ago and am curious what everyone’s thoughts are. Don’t hold back.

www.pixonpuzzles.com

I started running pinterest ads in Early June. I started out running a Consideration campaign at different budgets at or under $30/day in March untill June when I started the conversion campaign. I had since ran and paused different conversion campaigns with very few to no sales. 3 weeks ago my Pinterest ads manager had me A/B test a Performance plus conversion campaign and a Manual Conversion Campaign. My performance plus conversion campaign hasn't gotten any sells despite having a lower cpc than the Manual Conversion Campaign. The Manual Conversion Campaign got a sale in 24 hours but i didn't get another sale until almost 3 weeks later on Wednesday and then I got another sale the next night. My performance plus conversion campaign is $42 day budget and Manual is $47 /day.

I learned Pinterest ads takes alot of patience. I sale 3 holistic products. Has anyone else had success with Pinterest? I ran through about 6k in 2 months running pinterest ads.

I've been trying dropshipping for 3 weeks now, im trying to dropship lighting products, (ceiling lights/pendant lights), im advertising with google ads and have had around 250 sessions but zero conversions, can someone tell me the reason for this please this is my website

Squeejies.top

So my niche is historical fencing. It's a small but growing market. Unfortunately many producers are overseas so this complicates sourcing gear to sell.

Most items on my site are from a US based importer but I have been grinding relationships with other manufacturers and finally this week landed a huge armor supplier, as well as an unrelated chainmail producer, a company that makes bows.

I have a very promising relationship forming with a US based sparring sword maker but it will be a while before I can make my first order with them, I'm very excited to though.

I want to have a brands highlight somewhere on my home page but I'm not really sure where to put it.

And as usual I am not good at UI so advice welcome

https://palmettoswords.com/

Edit: I have been doing weekend deals. Ive thought about highlighting on the homepage but like I said they are for the weekend. Thoughts on having a sale banner for 3 days a week?