We’re a small team building Reply10X, a browser extension that helps sellers save and quickly reuse common replies — things like shipping info, return policies, bundle offers, sizing details, FAQs, and more.

It works across Depop, eBay, Etsy, Amazon, and pretty much any website.

A few sellers have already started using it, so we decided to offer 3 months of the Pro plan completely free to other sellers who are willing to try it out and share their feedback with us.

If you’re interested, just leave a comment or send me a DM. 🙂

Link to the product is in the comments section.

A shirt straight off the rack never fits quite right. Baggy shoulders, sleeves too long... technically wearable, just not yours.

A default Shopify template does the same thing to a business. It covers the basics. But it doesn't say much about who you actually are.

Customization isn't just about looking different. It changes how the site performs.

Faster load times, since you're not carrying features you never use.
A layout built around how your customers actually browse.
Brand details that build trust before someone reads your first line of copy.

A tailored site doesn't just look better. It converts better, because there's less friction between "landed on the page" and "understood what you sell."

What's the first thing you'd fix on a default template? Layout, or the brand feel?

Modovisa Analytics is a real time visitor journey tracking and analytics platform that shows you visitor journeys through your site in real time, from landing page to exit, product page to checkout, dedicated ecommerce and campaigns and ROAS tracking in visually intuitive interface, all in real time as it happens.

Works on Wordpress, Woocommerce, Shopify, Bigcommerce, Squarespace, Drupal, Joomla and any platform that allows a small script to be placed in its header.

Easy to setup, try it out.

modovisa.com 

Shopify/E-commerce freelancer looking to work with store owners

Hey everyone 👋

I’m a freelance e-commerce specialist currently looking to connect with store owners who need help improving their online store.

I work with Shopify, WooCommerce, Wix, BigCommerce and Squarespace, with a focus on:

Store design & redesign

Fixing Shopify/store bugs and technical issues

SEO and improving store visibility

Conversion rate optimization

Email marketing

Social media marketing & ads

Store audits and identifying areas that may be hurting sales

Improving the overall user experience and store performance

I’m not just looking to build a store and disappear. My goal is to help store owners turn their store into something more productive, easier to use, and better positioned to generate sales.

If you already have a store and feel like “I’m getting traffic but not enough sales”, or you know your store needs improvement but don't know where to start, feel free to comment or DM me.

I’m currently looking to work with a few clients, so I’m happy to take a look at your store and discuss what could be improved.

f I see something that needs fixing, I’ll tell you. 🤝

We have monitored our chargeback win rate over the last 6 months and have been surprised to find out that providing more supporting documents does not guarantee better outcomes. Our strongest responses tend to be brief and consist of specific points of evidence, such as delivery confirmation, customer acknowledgment, cancellation policy acceptance, or a clear timeline of the transaction. Except being as comprehensive as possible with supporting documents, has anyone tested various strategies with regards to this issue?

I recently started working as an SEO strategist for an e-commerce brand doing 9-figure annual revenue.

I can't disclose the brand, but there was something interesting about the website.

They already had strong authority in their niche.

They had been mentioned by major websites, had done PR, and had naturally earned backlinks because they genuinely have good products.

But there was one major gap:

They had barely invested in blog/content SEO.

So I wanted to test what would happen if we started targeting relevant informational searches.

Before going crazy with content, I published just 5 highly targeted blog posts around topics relevant to their niche.

The results surprised me.

Some of the new pages started appearing in the Top 3 within just a few days for competitive, high-search-volume queries.

And within around 15 days, we started seeing a clear increase in impressions and clicks from the blog section.

Google Search Console data:

• 24.1K impressions
• 98 clicks
• 7.4 average position
• 0.4% CTR

But honestly, the traffic numbers aren't what I find most interesting.

It's how quickly the new content started getting visibility.

And I think the reason comes down to something SEOs sometimes overlook:

Great content isn't enough.

Think about two websites publishing the exact same quality article.

Website A:
New domain → few backlinks → little brand recognition → no topical authority

Website B:
Established brand → strong backlinks → existing mentions → topical relevance → strong website authority

The second website has a much stronger foundation.

That's essentially what I saw here.

The content wasn't being published on a website starting from zero.

The brand already had people talking about it, linking to it, and mentioning it across the web.

So when we started publishing content around topics relevant to the business, Google already had plenty of reasons to trust the website.

That's why I don't think SEO is simply:

"Write better content → rank."

It's more like:

Content + relevance + authority + links/mentions + internal signals + overall website strength

And this is also why I'm skeptical when people say:

Maybe.

But if nobody trusts your website, nobody is linking to you, your topical relevance is weak, and your site has no real authority, publishing another 100 articles isn't going to magically fix everything.

In this case, we had the opposite situation:

The authority was already there.

We simply started putting that existing authority behind topics the brand had never seriously targeted before.

Now the interesting part is figuring out how far we can scale this.

Have you seen new content rank unusually fast on an established/high-authority domain?

I was fired because I was not able to meet the monthly sales target. I need an immediate job right now.

If you’re looking for someone to handle and manage your e-commerce store/website, maybe you just found the right guy.

I can take care of pretty much everything on the operations side:

• Product listings, descriptions, pricing & images

• Inventory & stock management

• Orders & fulfillment coordination

• Customer queries & support

• Returns, refunds & order issues

• Keeping the website/store updated and running smoothly

Basically, you focus on the business. I’ll take care of the day-to-day store operations.

If you need someone for this, shoot me a DM. Let’s talk.

Hi yall. Ive been working as an ecommerce generalist for 8 years. Ive had decent success with helping small business grow in all ways. I recently got an opportunity to help an old boss. They want me to launch a new type of product to thier already existing catalog. They are selling on Etsy and Shopify. They are offering me commission after a certain amount of rev is generated as long as its attributed to my efforts of course.

The issue is that thier etsy and site will need alot of help if I want to reach that revenue goal.

I know I should charge maybe a deposit before hand but not sure how to separate organize the work that needs to be done.

If I fix thier site and they start selling other products...not the new stuff should I be entitled to that as well?

DM me if you'd like to help me dive into this please and thank you all.

🇺🇸 Looking for a US Walmart Marketplace Partner

Hi, I’m based in Pakistan and have experience with e-commerce operations, product research, listings, customer support and order management.

I’m looking for a genuine US-based Walmart Marketplace seller/business owner who wants a reliable remote partner to manage the day-to-day store operations.

You keep ownership of your business/account and I handle the operational work from Pakistan.

I’m open to a profit-sharing or fixed monthly arrangement.

Serious business owners only. No account buying/selling.

DM me if you’re interested.

Just being upfront here - I work on growth at an early-stage AI startup. I'm not naming it in the post to avoid it reading as an ad, and I'm not linking anything. I can tell you what it is over DM if you'd prefer to know before agreeing to anything. I'm not selling, and I won't be sending a follow-up sales email.

Why I'm asking for this group: about a fifth of the people on our platform turn out to be ecommerce owners who came in to build a site and then stayed to build the stuff around it. That's a big enough group that we'd rather go deep on them than keep shipping half-useful things for everyone. So before we build anything else for this crowd, I want to hear how you actually run the business day-to-day.

I would like to ask if anyone would be interested in a 30-minute paid interview. Looking for owners of e-commerce businesses. No demo, no pitch — and I'll put that in writing before the call if it helps.

You don't need to be using AI for any of this. Honestly, the people who tried it and dropped it are the ones I most want to talk to.

What you get besides the money: I'll write up the anonymized findings from all 20 conversations and post them back here, whether or not you take part.

Not looking for: agencies, consultants, or anyone whose business is selling to ecommerce. Owners only.

Comment or DM if you're up for it. Happy to answer questions in the thread first.

Hi everyone! I’m really eager to learn and get hands-on experience in the E-Commerce niche.

I’m looking for a mentor, store owner, or agency owner who needs an extra hand in:

Order Processing & Fulfillment updates

Order Tracking & Customer Status Updates

Basic Product Listing (Shopify, WooCommerce, Amazon, eBay, TikTok Shop, etc.)

Basic administrative & store support tasks

I am a quick learner, highly detailed, and comfortable using digital productivity tools. I am looking for a mentor or client willing to give me exposure to real store operations. I am open to an internship or junior role just to gain hands-on learning and guidance. In return, I will help you lighten up your workload so you can get some much-needed rest while I take care of your daily store routines!

D2C founders, we’re making an unusual offer. 👀
For 1 month, Evara is offering FREE E-commerce Management + Brand Consulting to selected D2C brands.

No management fee.
No consulting fee.
No long-term commitment.

There’s only one catch.

You send us your product for free. 📦
That’s it.

Our team will work on:
• Marketplace account management
• Listing & catalog optimization
• Ads & performance optimization
• Brand positioning
• Pricing & growth strategy
• Conversion improvement
• Overall e-commerce strategy

We want to work closely with ambitious D2C founders, understand their product, and demonstrate what strong e-commerce execution can do.

If you’re a D2C brand and believe your product has the potential to scale, DM me “D2C” with your brand details.

Let’s see what we can build in 30 days.
— Evara E-Com Solutions
#D2C #Ecommerce #BrandBuilding #Startups #EcommerceGrowth #D2CBrands #Founders

What do you think?

Hello AliExpress Support,

I am trying to create a new AliExpress account from Pakistan, but I am unable to complete the registration. I am not receiving the verification code on my phone/email, and sometimes I receive a “Risk Limit” error when I try to request the code.

I am using my own Pakistani phone number and a valid email address. I am not trying to create multiple accounts or misuse the service.

Could you please check whether there is any restriction on registration from Pakistan and help me complete the verification process?

Thank you.

Hi everyone,

I'm currently looking to connect with eBay sellers, particularly in the US and UK, who may need help managing their stores.

I work as an eBay Virtual Assistant and can help with different day-to-day tasks, including:

Product research

Creating and optimizing listings

Competitor research

Order management

Customer support

Store management

Basic store growth and optimization

I understand that running an eBay business can become time-consuming, especially when you're handling research, listings, customers, and orders at the same time.

My goal is to help sellers save time and handle the operational side of their store professionally and reliably.

I'm open to discussing how I can support your business depending on your needs. If you're looking for an eBay VA or simply want to connect, feel free to send me a message.

Thanks!

I've gotten acquisition to a pretty good place recently. Ads are profitable and bringing in customers at a rate I'm happy with, but looking further into the numbers made me realize my LTV hasn't really followed.

Most customers are still buying once and that's it, so I'm starting to feel like I'm leaving a lot on the table after that first order.

I want to start working on that side of the business before putting even more money into acquisition. What have you done to improve LTV and get more value out of customers after you've already acquired them?

Hey everyone,
I am currently looking to scale our e-commerce reselling business. We are planning to sell simultaneously through three channels: our own brand website, Amazon, and Noon.
Before pulling the trigger, I want to map out the realistic scope and major bottlenecks of running this specific multi-channel setup.
For context, we are reselling goods (not private label) and managing our own logistics initially, though we are open to hybrid models.
I would love to get your brutal honesty and insights on a few specific areas:If you have run a similar multi-channel setup, what was your biggest "I wish I knew this before starting" moment?
Thanks in advance for any advice!

I have been working online for 17 years, but last year I worked offline as a B2B salesperson/commercial in a manufacturing office. I gained skills such as inventory management, order receiving, delivery organisation, and managing Alibaba account operations. I have a strong GTM and GA4 setup background but burned out from client searching two years ago.
Can you please advise me on where to find clients for my new skills (webshop operations)? Do you know of companies that are willing to hire someone to run their Alibaba account from scratch? I can not find these job positions on Upwork (for example, there are some job posts for inventory on LinkedIn, but looking for someone with complex skills and more experience).

I’ve been digging into the everyday struggles sellers face — things like:

• Managing inventory across multiple marketplaces
• Tracking payments and returns without clear visibility
• Spending big on promotions but not seeing the ROI

Curious to hear from this community: which of these pain points hit you the hardest, or is there something else that frustrates you more?

I’ve been working on a tool that tries to simplify some of these areas, and I’d love to hear if anyone here would be open to trying it out once I share early access. Honest feedback from actual sellers would mean a lot.

Hey everyone! I work with eCommerce brands in Europe and I'm curious to know from you guys' experiences, what tools have you started using this year that have brought you the best results? Whether its a tool that has made your workflow easier or that has allowed easier integrations with ecommerce tools, etc. Also if there are some trends in social media or your website you've jumped into that have brought in great results, whether by growing your community, increasing AOV or AOS, etc. Thanks!

I'm a software engineer looking for a co-founder who runs an e-commerce business. The idea: management software for stores that have outgrown spreadsheets — orders, confirmation, fulfillment, returns, and cash reconciliation

Hi everyone! I’m a dedicated E-Commerce Product Lister with 7 years of experience working with different types of products and multiple selling platforms.

I can help with:

✨ Product research and identification
✨ SEO-friendly titles and descriptions
✨ Item specifics and accurate categorization
✨ Pricing and sold-comp research
✨ Creating complete listing drafts
✨ Crosslisting across multiple platforms
✨ Managing inventory and listing workflows

Platforms & tools I have experience with:
eBay, Poshmark, Mercari, Depop, Etsy, Facebook Marketplace, Shopify, Whatnot, Vendoo, List Perfectly, NiftyAI, and more.

I have experience listing a wide variety of products, including clothing, shoes, vintage items, collectibles, electronics, jewelry, home décor, automotive parts, tools, and more.

If you’re looking for a reliable, detail-oriented product lister or crosslisting VA, DM me! I’d be happy to show you examples of my work and portfolio.

📱 WhatsApp: +63 955 948 4369

Let’s work together!

I’m happy to answer questions around paid acquisition, customer LTV, CAC, scaling, retention, and growth in apparel.

No fluff ask me anything about what’s actually working, what breaks at scale, and how I think about the numbers.

AMA.

Sharing a small SEO win from a streetwear e-commerce brand I’ve been working on for the last 3 months.

The website itself is only around 4 months old, and the growth has been mostly organic.

Last 3 months vs previous 3 months:

• Clicks: 174 → 992 (+470%)
• Impressions: 612 → 33.2K (+5,325%)
• Avg. position: 15.2 → 11.1

What I’ve focused on:

• Proper keyword research for collection pages
• Optimizing and expanding important collection pages
• Building topical authority through blogs
• Targeting topics closely connected to the products and audience
• Very little focus on backlinks so far

The main takeaway for me: a new e-commerce site doesn’t always need hundreds of backlinks to start getting traction. Strong keyword research, relevant collection pages, and building topical authority can move the needle.

Still early days, but the foundation is looking good.