Sup /biz/ , just opened a dropshipping jewelry store http://

promote it on goybook or instagram, normies love jewelry

you misspelled "jewellery" like five times on your page. That and other typos make it look shady as fuck

>>1437249
tried to contact some page admins in this niche to find out if they are willing to sell them. no luck so far

>>1437248
Are you actually 'Galaxy Gold'?

>>1437274
I'm just an authorised reseller, I had to send some paperwork to them and they agreed

>>1437286
It seems they already have an online presence. Why would I buy from your website and not the manufacturer?

>>1437265
this

Come on OP, at least make it look like its not a chinese scam

>>1437265
lmao how do you fuck up like that OP

>>1437265
>>1437293

http://grammarist.com/spelling/jewelry-jewellery/

I'd rather use the american version

>>1437297
Your prices are marked up way to high.

>>1437625
The items come with an appraisal that certifies them to their full value.

the images on your main slider need to be about 200% bigger

>>1437770
Were you selling on eBay before you launched the site?

>>1437248
Why don't you just put it on clickbank and make affiliates do all the marketing work

>>1437248
Start by making sure your website actually shows up when you google search 'online jewelry store' or something like that. Have other sites link to it (fashion websites, blogs you made yourself, it can be anything). The algorithm selectively prefers to display sites with a lot of links that refer to them.

That's essentially the only viable way to market something online in 2016. People pretty much never click on ads (0.19% on news sites). It's a waste of time unless presence is what you're after and not sales

And fix the whole Jewellery/Jewelry thing

>>1437844
I have a limit of $500 so I couldn't place more than 2 products, even so the traffic from there just sucks even with added extensions

>>1437854
I pay 20% to all affiliates, so far some friends accepted to spam the facebook with some products

I don't actually know if clickbank sells real products though, even so, I'll look into it

>>1437899
I know a few stuff about SEO, well more than that, the on-page SEO is perfectly done (60% of the time was dedicated to create seo-friendly url's , meta tags and so on)

And I've decided to stick to the "Jewelry" version

Don't pay for ads. Nobody likes ads and because you sell luxury, it wouldn't be very elegant.

My advice would be to create an Instagram account and put your jewelry "in situation". Post pics of them on beautiful and well-clothed women (you can hire escorts to do that).

https://www.instagram.com/luxury/

Ill ask again.

Why would I buy from your website and not the actual manufacturers website. They already have a massive online presence.

Keep selling on Ebay (just a few items) use it to promote your website. In the description of the items you're trying to sell promote your website. Basic shit. Also Social Media is your friend. Make an Instagram/twitter/facebook. On Instagram just mass follow people, whore your self out. Ask other company's to promote your product. Find people on youtube who review jewelry and ask them to review it and promote it. Find popular girl YouTuber and ask if they will promote you in there videos.

>>1437956
This bro. This will help you kill it.

>>1440172
eBay doesn't allow links to non-eBay sites where other items are offered for sale

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>>1437248
What kind of shit website builder did you use OP?

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>>1437248
Also, 10/10 would buy from this place.

>>1440514
Looks like he got it from here

https://themeforest.net/item/jewellery-woocommerce-responsive-theme/8778747?

>>1437248
>Starting in eCommerce industry with jewelry.

Holy shit, get ready to get scammed.


>$21,472.72
>NOW $5,964.65

Nigger make it more believable.

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>>1437248
Also what kind of fucked up engrish is this?

Are you an Indian?

>>1441476
i know lmao. Fuck using a word processor i'll just keep poorly spelled words all over my businesses page lmaooo

>>1441454

When i see such elaborate constructors being available for a couple of $ or even for free, i wonder why so many people (even here on/biz) still cling to that 'just learn hmtl+css+javascript and you're set' meme.

>>1437286
do they take a percentage of your sales?

>>1437248
jewelry industry only grows when the middle class grows.

middle class shrinking in the USA for 10-15 years depending on region.

all of your prices are for middle class buyers, in a sea of discount jewelry online clearances because warehouses have 15+ years of backlogged inventory.

good job.

>>1441476
o wow that is a big deal...
4u

>>1441577
>any non average idiot comes by
>common words not even spelled correctly
>scammerish price reductions prevalent to make them think they got a good deal
Yeah i'll take my business elsewhere Jethro. You aren't anything special.

>>1441526
HTML, CSS and Javascript alone are not really that valuable if you can just get wordpress and a nice theme on the internet. If you add PHP, Python or Ruby however you can make webapplications which you can sell to people. Talking about SaaS.

>>1441753
>If you add PHP, Python or Ruby

Yes, OR you could just get a regular 9-5 job and earn a little less money, but w/o the need to learn the whole assload of programming languages (not to mention constant fear of getting replaced by a Pajeet or another online site constructor). I've heard that like 10 years ago html and some css knowledge was enough to make a living. Now you need html+css+js+php+python. Where does it end?

>>1441934
Do you actually know HTML, CSS and JS? With the right resources you can actually learn enough to be able to make something nice in a week.

>>1441934
>>1441962
I should add that if you make everything in html (so no PHP, Python whatever language used to automate) changing something like your footer means you have to change every single page on your website. While if you use PHP you just change one file and you are done which makes it a lot more efficient.

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OP help your cousin Ranjay >>1440808 out

You realise jewellery is one of the hardest niches to get into? ads are also really expensive to run so money get burnt fast with any ad campaign. Anyway if you want more free traffic use Pinterest etc. I doubt it would be well targeted though. You could also make pictures, infograms or articles that will rank well. Again wouldn't be that great traffic.

>>1441962

Well, i couldn't really say i 'know' all that, i've finished online courses on codeacademy and coursera (html, css, some php and js), just to understand what it's all about. Not sure now if that was useful at all. It's like you have learned something today, but it's actually got obsolete and replaced a few years ago because of wordpress and all these website creation tools on the internet. What I have learned is already old and inefficient irl, and no one will pay for it.

Furthermore, who can say what it's going to look like in a few years from now? I would continue to learn and practice if i knew that i will be able to find work with these skills, but all I hear is that website creation is going to be even more automated in the next few years and the industry is working hard to kill the jobs codemonkeys (and 'would-be' code monkeys, like myself) were doing before. This unpredictability is extremely demotivating.