$10,000 In 24 Hours Shopify Dropshipping With (NO PAID ADS)

so this is how we were able to achieve ten thousand dollars in 24 hours with a brand new Shopify Drop Shipping Store using no paid ads, only using tiktok organic traffic, meaning the profit margins were around about 70 percent. hey guys, welcome to the YouTube channel. my name is Camille Simon is the econ King and in today's video I've got a very special video for you guys, because I'm gonna be showing you exactly how he took a brand new Shopify dropshipping store- me and my business partner's side in Oscar and achieved ten thousand dollars in 24 hours using no paid ads like Facebook ads, Google ads, tiktok ads- and the profit margin was around about 70. our tiktok organic is a complete game changer for beginners, especially if you're on a low budget, because you can literally start a Shopify Drop Shipping Store with around about 100 to 400 and go viral on tiktok and generate tens of thousands of dollars with really high profit margins, which can make you a lot of money. and in this video, we're going to be showing you guys exactly how we did this process in terms of how we found the product, how we knew the product was going to do while on tik tok, how we create the content, how we actually scale, the product, the do's and don'ts of what you should be doing, and this is going to be a general update on tiktok organic, because I haven't made a tiktok organic video for a few months and a lot of things have changed and I'm going to be updating everything in this video. I'm also going to be bringing inside an Oscar back onto the channel and interviewing them and asking them the most important questions about tiktok organic right now, so you guys can Master it and replicate the same results now. I also want to announce that we're going to be doing a massive giveaway in today's video. this is going to be one of the biggest giveaways I've ever done this YouTube channel in the last three and a half years, so you want to get prepared for this. we're going to be giving away 10 available spots to our tiktok mentor and organic blueprint, so 10 of you guys are watching this can literally win mentoring with us for completely free if you like the video and you leave a comment on the reason why you want to win this, and as soon as this video hits 3 000 likes, I'll be picking 10 people to get that exclusive organic mentoring. what we're also going to be doing is we're going to be giving you guys a free cheat sheet for those that don't win the giveaway. in today's video you're going to be getting exclusive cheat sheet with the step-by-step tutorial and how we generated the success, and you're also going to see the cheat sheet throughout this tutorial. so make sure we hit 2 000 likes so everyone can redeem that for completely free. so, guys, if you want to learn this tiktok organic strategy, make sure you strap yourself in, get a notebook and Pen, get your laptop, get your phone, follow along with this video, because we're going to be showing you the exact strategy we use to generate ten thousand dollars in 24 hours with no paid us, just using tiktok organic traffic [Music]. so, guys, let's get straight into the strategy and, as you guys can see on the computer screen, I've got the free cheat sheet open and you guys will get access to this once we hit 2 000 likes on this video. so you can see here, the first thing that we need to do is what did we do to find Our Winning tiktok organic product. so this is what we did, step by step, step. one search for tiktok made me buy it and filter the videos to the most popular, most engaged of the week. you want to do this to the weed out, all the saturated old products. now I'd recommend that when you do this strategy, guys, you do it on the mobile device, on tiktok, as you're going to get all of these cool filters like filtering it down but the most engaged videos by the week. now, as this is a demonstrational video, I'm gonna be doing it off my desktop so it'll be slightly different to the mobile version, but it's pretty much the same thing. so, as you guys can see, I've opened up tiktok and I've typed in tiktok made me buy it in the search bar. now, if you're doing this on desktop or laptop makes you change it by top, not accounts or videos. always go by top and if you're doing, got on the mobile version, filter it down by the most popular by the week. now step two is click on all the top video products that you've notiked and see how many views they are getting, monitor their engagement levels and see if they are having functioning stores and see if they're still uploading consistently frequently. you want to do this because if they are still posting, still have good engagement, the odds are they're still generating sales. so if we go back to tiktok and scroll through some of these videos that are popping up as the most popular videos for this search term: tiktok. maybe buy it. what we're going to want to do is we're going to want to look for videos. I've got over a million views, so between 1 million and 10 million views, so you can see this. one's got 13 million views, so I'm not interested. this one here has got 7.1, so this could be a good opportunity, but I found one here that's got 1.5 million views. so what I'm going to want to do is I'm going to want to open up the video. see the dates you can see. here's the date, the 21st of November, so that was around about two weeks ago, so are still valid now. anything that's too old would be anything older than three to six months, so this fits in with a recent video, so you can see here. now what I'm going to want to do is I'm going to want to check the engagement, which is the likes to comments. so we're going to want to read the comments to make sure these are real comments and to make sure that they seem like they're coming from genuine people, and to see what people are toking about the product. now, once everything checks out and everything looks legit. you're gonna want to go to their page. you can see here. if you go to the page in the top right, you're going to open up their page and what you're going to want to do is you're going to want to see how long have they been uploading videos of this product. so you can see. this was their first video and it's got 1.5 million views and I believe that's the video that I've just watched. now we're going to want to see when the second video is uploaded literally the same day. now we're going to want to check when the most recent videos updated. now, the most recent video was uploaded 11 hours ago. so when you go onto these Pages, you're going to want to make sure that they're uploading recent videos because, let's say, they uploaded this first video here but they have stopped, let's say, four weeks ago. there's a very high chance that the product has died out and they're not seeing sales with it, so they're no longer trying to promote it organically on tiktok. now, if you download a Chrome extension called vid IQ- it's completely free. it's going to help you show the engagement level of the overall page, which is really important because you guys can see here, the average engagement rate for this page is around about five percent and, as you guys can see on my computer screen, it says with the average engagement rate by views of around about 6.7. so that's what we call the industry standard for tiktok. that's what you want to look for. anything between 5 and 10 is a very good sign, but if you scroll down you're going to see the engagement rate here, so you can see a lot of these videos are between eight percent and five percent. so that's actually really positive. now the next step is you want to go to the profile description and see if there's a website for it. so you can see here there's a link to the website as soon as you open up you want to make sure the website is valid and you can still get to it and you're not getting a 404 redirect saying it's not valid. now, as long as the website is still valid, that means that they're still selling the product and there's a high chance that they're still receiving orders, because the last thing that you guys want to do is find

Shopify President on Company Outlook

How did you manage to buck the trend here? What is it that Shopify is doing that everyone else ain't? Thanks, you have family. We are happy with how things came out. I think the big thing, that the big takeaway, is that the role the child plays, playing in the lives of the millions of merchants is just not of a typical software company. One of the things that I mentioned on the call quite a bit was this: merchant, merchant services attach rate and that is really the amount of services and value that we create for merchants. I think the big difference here is we're not just the e-commerce provider anymore or the retail partner for physical retail where their capital partner. we've given up now more than four billion dollars of cash advance in loans for merchants where the logistiks partner and with audiences, shopping audiences, where now their advertising partner in some cases too. And so we saw a two point one four percent working solutions at Tatura in Q3.. That's up from one point ninety eight in Q2.. So that was really good. on the revenue side, Revenue came in one point four billion. That's up 22 percent year on year and on a three year CAC fifty, 52 percent. But I also think what the street investors wanted to see was operating discipline And we saw adjusted gross profit of six hundred and over six hundred eighty million dollars, That's up 11 percent and a three year CAC of 46 percent. So when they see that, plus year on year declining operating expense growth and 5 billion dollars of cash on the balance sheet, I think they see that Shopify is a long term durable company. Investors are looking at this as potentially a sign that Shopify is the worst days are behind it. quote, unquote. It's been a tough year and you've had job cuts. It's a very tough retail environment. Inflation is weighing on everyone. Would you agree with that? Is is the worst over. Look, I think Shopify was this incredible Covid you know story: March 20,, 20, physical retail shuts down permanently and all these physical retailers end up moving to needed to move online, And most did so Shopify. I think what most people missed was that the trust we built in the Covid period meant that now that stores are reopening- for some stores reopening- they're now using us to to replace their existing point of sale systems as well. So that's one issue. The second issue is that you know toking about sort of the macro trend of the consumer, this idea of omni channel. We toked- I toked to this on your show before. This is now steady state. The best brands, most modern brands, need to sell everywhere- online, offline, on social media, on marketplaces- And doing so with the retail operating system like Shopify gives them the tools to do so. So I don't know what's going to happen in terms of the larger economy in the future, But certainly you know, September was a good month. it from a consumer spend. It looks like October is pretty good too. But our are our, our merchants and millions merchants and shop are getting set up for a good holiday season and we want to be there to support them on that. You know investors were not happy with Amazon's results. Their holiday forecast was not great. You know what's, what's your read on that and what it also could bode for Shopify. I mean, we're certainly dealing with an inflationary economy right now. There's no doubt about that. What I- what I what I think is- is- is certain is that the direct to consumer business model, where brands manufacture and sell direct to the consumer, where there are no intermediaries, there is more margin, there There is more room for inflation, And so I actually think that the direct to consumer model operates better in this environment than, say, a third party reseller might, who's already operating on razor thin margins. But so far, I mean, you know, you look at companies just this quarter glossy, for example, or Spanx, for example, or Aloe Yoga, or VRC, for example, like these, these brands on shop are doing really, really well, And so, you know, we think that consumers remain strong, But we'll see what the holiday season comes from. Most important thing, though, is that we're there to support them, no matter what they want to do. You had me. I have a Harley lover. Great brand buying, Great show. Let's tok about your logistiks and fulfillment network. Obviously, you've been developing that. Where does development stand now, and what are your ambitions there? when it comes to investing and potential acquisitions, You know we've been a lot of progress there. I mean, the goal is to build an end to end logistiks networks, So, from the second year product is made at the factory to to win, Your consumer gets it. We want to base, We want to handle that for for all of our merchants. The key, though, is that we want to make it so that, when you use Shopify, Shutterfly, film, a network, we use our logistiks product. You don't have to think about logistiks, But the key here is some that I mentioned: the earnings call today It's called Shop Promise, This idea that when you use our fulfillment product you can provide an antikipated delivery date with certainty to your consumer. And in early testing of shop promise we know that consumers will spend more, They will convert higher when they know when to antikipate it. So we're not trying to build out what Amazon did decide one day free shipping thing. What we're trying to do is make it so that our merchants one don't have to think about logistiks- It's not a problem for them, We'll take care of it- And second, that they can provide and antikipate in antikipation of when the product will get into the hands of consumers. And we made a lot of progress there. So, when you know, we've disclosed a partnership that we have with Flex Board on that first face, from factory to port, from port to fulfillment, we acquired a company called the Liver that does balancing better than, frankly, anyone on the planet. And that third phase, from the fulfillment center to the end consumer, That's really where shop life, fulfillment and work takes really ramps up. And we have partners all over the US right now that are using our software, our robotiks, tiknology from Six River System, And we are creating this, this logistiks network, and we've get a lot of progress. We'll continue to do so, But the key really is the shop promise to give everyone, every small business, the same tools that, frankly, Amazon has with things like, you know, Amazon Prime, And we think we can do that. That said, in person, shopping is back and I can imagine back even bigger this holiday season. How is Shopify prepared to adapt to that And what are you planning for? Yeah, So, if you're correct, it is back, It is. I mean, it went away, obviously, during the pandemic, But you know, we always believed the future retail is going to retail everywhere. it'll be, But consumer choice. The consumer may want to buy online or offline, or on Instagram or SNAP or tik tok or, you know, in person. So those are the tools that we've been building. What you saw in this past quarter was we saw a 35 percent increase year on year of GMV on point of sale. At the same time, we're seeing larger merchants replace their entire point of sale systems with Shopify, whether it's aloe, yoga or it's James Perse, my favorite brand, But also this quarter alone, more than eight to eight retailers with more than 25 locations replace their existing traditional point of sale system with Shopify. We actually won Merchant of Rs who replaced us in 175 locations, So we really are scaling up around shop. If I would call point of sale pro, to help larger retail for lots of stores really replace and modernize their their in-store experience. But the idea is this: if you are a consumer and you buy something online, then you go into a store. a week later they should have the same information. It's one set of information, one set of customer data, one set of inventory. that this I like. the idea of omni ch.

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DON'T Make This Mistake With Shopify Dropshipping

what's up, guys? today i'm going to be going over the most costly mistakes you could make while drop shipping, and not only am i going to show you how not to make these mistakes, but i'm also going to be giving you guys advice that i would have paid tens of thousands of dollars for a few years ago. also, i want to make a deal with you guys: if you do get this video to 3 000 likes, then i'm going to create a document with 10 viral, winning products that are making thousands of dollars per day right now. so if you guys do want that, make sure to smash the like button, but without further ado, let's get into the value. all right, guys? i felt very compelled to make this video because i've been getting some absolutely absurd messages on instagram, like this girl asking if she can make a hundred or two hundred thousand dollars in just two weeks of starting drop shipping. are you serious? so what i'm going to be covering today is stuff i've never toked about on the channel. this is the less sexy side of drop shipping, but if you are serious about getting into this business model, then you're definitely going to want to listen. so the first mistake that i see beginners make when they get into drop shipping is setting realistik expectations. i know there's a lot of tok online about people who scale their drop shipping businesses super quickly and heck. i've even showed you guys a video of me scaling to over 100k a week in just a few weeks of launching that store. so obviously that probably gives out the idea that you can make a hoards of money super quickly with drop shipping. and while it's true that you can make a lot of money really quickly, it's not as easy as that. what you guys are seeing is me going out and building these successful stores, but you guys aren't realizing that i've spent literally four years mastering this strategy and it's not like every single product i'm going out and testing is making me hundreds of thousands of dollars. so what type of results should you actually expect with drop shipping as a beginner? so i know a lot of you guys aren't going to want to hear this, but expect to lose money in the beginning. at the end of the day, this is a business and you're gonna have to invest money in yourself in order to see a return. so if you're looking to make money next week to buy a playstation 5, then this business model is not going to be good for you anyone who's looking for a get rich quick scheme. you should stop shopify drop shipping right now, because this does take a lot of dedication and perseverance, and i'm not saying it's not possible to be profitable on your first store, but is it likely and realistik for most beginners? absolutely not. so i think if you set yourself up with this mindset, then you're gonna be much more likely to succeed in the first place. mistake number two: budget. so there's all of these videos online toking about how you can start drop shipping with zero dollars- and heck, i've even made one of these videos showing you guys an advertising strategy that works for zero dollars. so can you actually go out there and start a drop shipping store for zero dollars? yes and no. while tiknically, you might be able to start your drop shipping store for just a few dollars, i ideally recommend with at least a two or three thousand dollar budget, and the reason i'm saying this is that your likelihood of actually being profitable on your first product is very slim and the basis of e-commerce and drop shipping is going out there and testing multiple products, and if you don't have enough budget, you're gonna need to get really lucky in order to be profitable. now, if you don't have that two or three thousand dollar budget, i'm not saying that you can't drop ship, but if you actually go out and try to run facebook ads, you're gonna have a lot of difficulties, especially with keeping your shopify store, all the apps, getting advertisements made and testing new products. you're gonna really struggle. mistake number three that i see tons of beginners making is taxes, and i've never toked about taxes on this channel, and there's one reason why: because i'm not a certified tax professional. so anything that i do say in this video you should go verify with your cpa. but obviously this is super popular question. when people are getting into drop shipping, they're wondering how they should actually go out and pay taxes. so i'm gonna be giving you a few different piece advices for you to actually pay taxes and be up to date on your bookkeeping. so, in my opinion, when you're first starting out, your prime objective doesn't need to be taxes. i would wait on situating the taxes until you actually start getting some consistent sales and once those sales start coming in, what you're going to want to do is you're going to want to type on google cpas near me, and i recommend using websites like yelp to find the top rated cpas near you, and what you're essentially going to want to do is you're going to want to reach out to these cpas and let them know a little bit more about your business. they'll usually give you some invaluable guidance on how you should actually structure your business and set it up. so, for example, when i first started, i ran a sole proprietorship, which was most tax advantageous for me at the time. but now, since my business has grown, i am an s corp, so i'm getting distributions as an employee. so, of course, there's gonna be tons of different scenarios that you could fall under, so i really recommend speaking to your accountant about this. but one thing that i highly do recommend that's gonna make your life so much easier is bookkeeping. this is something that i completely forgot to do when i first got started with drop shipping. let me tell you, it bit me in the butt and right before taxes were due, i had to do all my books for the year, and you guys don't want to be in that situation. so here's two really easy ways that you can take care of your books. number one: you can create an excel sheet, and one column can save money in and money out, and there you're just going to want to record all transactions that you're using for your business. so that's one really easy and simplistik way if you don't have too high a volume of transactions. but if your business is growing and you do have a lot of transactions, then you need to download quickbooks. this has absolutely saved me so much time and basically you can connect your bank account to quickbooks and all the transactions will import in automatikally, and it takes just a few minutes out of your day and you can be caught up on your books year round, which i really recommend. now, at the end of the tax year, i'm kind of excited because i already have everything figured out. all right, guys. the fourth mistake that i see beginners make all the time is with cash flow. a lot of drop shippers want to start this business with as minimum cash as possible, and that obviously comes with big complications. so this one of the biggest mistakes that i actually see beginners make. what they do is they focus on their facebook ads, they keep increasing their budget, their sales are doing well, and then they realize they have no funds to actually fulfill the orders. so what are some different ways to overcome this and how can you manage cash flow better? first thing, my last tip will greatly help you out, because having accurate books will definitely keep you on track and ahead of your finances. but what else can you do to keep your business running and put yourself in an advantageous situation? and that's when we start to use credit cards. so a lot of people have this weird view of credit cards that you never want to use them because you pay these high interest fees on them. so i don't know if you guys know this, but you only pay those interest fees if you don't actually pay in time. but what are the benefits of actually using credit? number one, you're able to use money that's not currently available to you. and then, number two, we can actually bank out with different bonuses and welcome offers from these credit car.

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RICH Returns - Shopify integration | E-Commerce returns management software

I'm Phil, I'm Alan, CEO of rich commerce, and in this video I'm gonna give you a brief overview of how to integrate our returns management application- rich returns- into your Shopify store in less than a minute, which is super easy. so this is the - what we provide you as a merchant when you use over two turrets. so first time you jump in your lambda screen obviously do not have this. these returns doesn't just test returns. that I have in my system right here, and the first thing you're gonna do is you're gonna click on brand settings and those two buttons will not be on your page, and this is because you do not have filled out this information here. if you fill out these couple of fields, those two buttons will pop up and what they will do is they will give you a customized return portal, which is super cool. it looks super valuable, super professional to the customer and set up in a couple of seconds. right, you can customize everything year. let's just see how you can integrate that into your Shopify store. so your enter your brand name right here, the store URL, which is your actual URL. there's also the Shopify store URL, which always ends in my Shopify com. it's important that we have it, because otherwise we cannot link to your store correctly. unique identifier, which usually is your brand name. you can just input that in here. your contact email- if there's any emergency from the customer- will always display this email address so the customer can still reach you before making any complaints or something like that. you can upload a logo and you can upload a background. if you do not want to have a background, you can choose a color that matches your brand. this is so important- I'm always stressing this- that everything you use in combination with your store really put an emphasis on making a consistent branding. so customize this portal that we provide you, use all the options and really customize it. right, you're just going to click on save and then those two buttons pull up. you can first show the return portal, right, look at it. if you want to change something like background or colors or something like that, just go back and change it over here. click Save, reload the page and you can see those changes instantly. life also instantly available for customers if you offer it to them, which I'm going to show you next. right, so we're gonna go back and we want to see our store. so I've here a developer store that's shopping for provides as a developer. it's not, it's not super nice, I got to say. right, it mean it's pretty empty. so this should be your banner image and this is a sample product. this will be some story about your brand, like how great you are or how poor your product is, different than everyone else. this will be some kind of user-generated content, for example from Instagram, some kind of slideshow or something, and here in the footer is usually the place- some amazon and most other big retailers on unit- where a customer would find a link to how the return process works and is really important as an e-commerce merchants to transparently displace something like that, because it gives the customer probably the most important thing that they are trying to find when they they're using on that shop. that is trust. right, they probably do not know your store because there are so many stores in the internet and so they really want to. what I want? to get that feeling that they could trust a store, that in the case, for example, the clothing doesn't fit, they can still return it. so we're great if we have something here, a link or something where the customer could directly hit return. let's just do that. we're jumping into the editor which is in your Shopify admin dashboard. you click on online store, click on navigation and then you have a footer menu. it already has the items we've already seen. search about us, get in touch, I promise. we just click add menu item and we called grid trends- and then we need a link. so what is linking link is just a second button, copy link to return poll. we click that we had over and we pasted it and liked it and that's it, just forget. we click Save and then let's just see on the live page what happens. so this is a beautiful store. I hope yours looks a lot more beautiful than this one. so let's just scroll down and and four footer with all those points and then we have returns right. so the customer, and without doing anything, like doesn't have to Crone someone or like write someone. they can just click on there and they get to do completely customized portal right, which is super big right matches your brand. it's got exactly the customizations you want. a customer can then input the number, input the email address and just start. everything in this process can be customized by you: for example, how the customer can reach around the products, how long the products can be returned. what poor lights can be returned? so super easy to integrate. you can not only integrate this into the footer of your page, you can also input this: for example, make a dedicated returns page where you tell the customer something about your return process and then link to our portal. use exactly the same, copy the link over here and use this in whatever artikle or page you want in your Shopify store. I hope that helps. if there's anything that's, just hit the Help button in your rich commerce dashboard or email me at fellow at rich comércio. all right, hope to see you soon. bye.

Shopify Product Titles: How To Make Your Shopify Store SEO Friendly

if you're wondering how to write and optimize your product titles for your shopify page, well, you're in the right place. we're gonna get into the weeds here, but i promise you're gonna get a great result. [Music]. hey guys, my name is chris morano, founder of bluewater marketing, founder of two other e-commerce brands and an e-commerce consultant- coach, whatever you want to call it these days, and in this video, i'm going to break down how to write and optimize your product titles for your shopify store. so, shopify product titles- we all know what they are, the product title- but why are they so important? well, there's two reasons: you need to have product titles that are descriptive for your customers, but also informative for google. now, when it comes to writing these product titles, there are many different reasons why, like we just toked about, there's google and there's your customers, but also there's google. again, if you ever plan on running google search ads, your merchant account is linked to your shopify store, which pulls from that data. so what happens is your merchant account will either flag, disapprove or approve your products. that is all based on your titles, your descriptions and your images. so understanding your product titles is super important, both on the brand consistency side as well as the google side. so when we're writing our product titles, you do not want to be vague. you do not just want to have red t-shirt, you want to have red t-shirt. red polyester t-shirt, size medium. if medium isn't a variant of your red t-shirts, but if it's not and you're doing product titles based on the sizes and colors, well then use that title as a descriptor of what is being sold. so for google shopping and shopify, your product title needs to remain around 150 characters, no more than that, but i always like to do a little less than that to make sure that my titles are clear and concise. then, as i just alluded to the variance, so if you have different sizes, if you have different colors, if you have different textures, different anything, you can use those variants within the product titles. and again, that's for search engine optimization purposes, in that now google, google merchant, google serp results and your customers are easily able to identify. this product is the one i want. if you're finding this video useful so far, give me a thumbs up. put a lot of time into these videos and i'm just here to help you guys, so i would appreciate it. threw me a little bone here and smash that like button. i'm a huge fan of capitalization, so for me, on all my stores and all of our client stores, we like to utilize capitals, so each word on your page should be capitalized. if there are numbers 1 through 10, always use the number itself and then, understanding how to use certain characters, whether colons, dashes, different elements- to break up the variance within your product titles. you don't want to just have red long t-shirt, medium sized, large, extra large. you want to have a red t-shirt dash, medium dash, 70 polyester, whatever. those need to be in there, broken apart again both for google and your customers. now, when it comes to branding, i personally do not add my brand name onto my product titles within shopify, but i do add my brand names in the page title. so remember, there's a difference between product name and page title. both of them can be separate and i like to do the brand name on the page title so that when someone is on the serp search engine results page and they see beard bundle kit, savage man, grooming is an awareness level that otherwise i would not have if i just had the manly beard kit. if you guys are finding this video useful, you're enjoying the content, you're understanding how to write these product titles. go ahead, hit that like button if you really want to hit the subscribe button. channel is growing and i just love seeing those numbers increase. so let's get into shopify. let's break down how to do this product title optimization. so, as you can see, we are in my allegator dog toy- small to medium-sized dog- and so what we did here is: initially it was a gator dog toy. it just was not enough information in order to rank on google. now, if we do gator dog toy on google, we're going to see there's a few of them, there's 8.832. you'll see that my product is currently not listed based on some changes that we're making in the merchant center. but overall we have an amazon, amazon, walmart, petco, and so we needed to change this product title in order to be more effective. so what we did was an alley gator dog toy for small to medium sized dogs. save that, and we'll see as we scroll down, we have our variant. there's only one: 1999 ali got gator dog toy. and what we did, as i was saying, is breaking apart the page titles. we implemented the vertikal slash chic doggy boutique again, bringing back that brand name to us. from there we have our meta description, and then ally gator dog toy, and so when we look at the page, we have exactly that. we have alligator dog toys- small to medium-sized dogs giving the information to the consumer that, hey, this is what it's for our description. and then we have our other toys that people may also like as well as recently viewed. so when it comes to this, now we can put it into google. not sure if we are currently indexed yet with this page, but let's give it a shot and we are not, not to worry, it's a brand new site that was launched seven days ago. so as we go through all of these, we have our adjustment of what they are: bone shaped plastik pet double diner stainless steel bowls- pink and silver. set of two. plastik frame double diner pet bowl in stainless steel. large gold and silver. set of two stainless steel pet bowl with anti-skid rubber base. so we're being descriptive and we're being concise because we're staying within that character limit of what google wants to see. so understanding how to write all of your product descriptions is super important when you're building out your shopify store. you want to be concise, informative and stay within the character count that google wants to see. most of them fall between 80 and 150 characters. so the key is, what we do is a spreadsheet. that spreadsheet has every single one of our products, and what you can actually do is you can export your entire product list from shopify to a csv file, open it up in google sheets. you can do all the work you need to within that, including page titles, product titles, meta descriptions, the associated alt text for the images- everything in one spreadsheet, which makes your life way easier. now there is a mistake that i do not want you to make and it's super important that you listen to this mistake. do not keyword stuff. for example, do not have large dog bed- four large dogs that want a comfy bed. that is a red flag. you will not ever get ranked. google will find that as keyword stuffing being spammy. it will not be effective. so make sure clear, concise and informative. i really hope you guys found this video useful. i'm here to help if you have any questions, if you have any comments. you need any feedback. leave a comment. i want to see your websites. leave your website in the comment below. i will take a look at it. i will send you a message. you can connect with me at official underscore chris. underscore murano. on instagram. we can communicate back and forth. i've already done a few other websites helping people out, because that's what i'm here for: to help you guys out. so leave a comment, leave your website, let me check it out. thanks for watching. we'll see you guys soon. 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Shopify Lookbook Tutorial

what's up everybody? mark with ecom warriors here, welcome to a new video. i know guys have been away from uh youtube for a little while, but i'm- i promise you guys i'm back, i'm gonna make some videos here, uh, a little slowly, but i promise i'll give you guys something. so today we're going to be toking about how to make a lookbook. we're going to be toking about the benefits of a lookbook and, uh, you know kind of how to set it up, right, so let's tok about it. so you guys can see, here i have this little store that i made for demonstration purposes, and you can see, here i have, uh, this product called micro factor, optik greens and opti, opti reds- right, these are the three products that are going to be, um, our lookbook products. so let me just delete this test product here, uh, so that we can just get it out of the way. and, uh, where's the delete button? here we go delete products and uh, yeah, so what? how we're going to set it up? we're going to click on online store here and we're going to go ahead and customize our store. now, the theme that i'm using is the wolf of shopify theme. you could grab it by clicking my link in the uh description box down below and also use my discount code. so, uh, you know, you guys already know i'm a big proponent of this theme. there's a lot of settings, i know it can be a little complicated, so i might as well just make this video showing people how to do it. so what you want to do is you want to hit this little add section button now, depending on which demo you've uploaded and things like that, you're going to see a whole bunch of stuff over here. sometimes i just like to delete everything, just to get started. sometimes i like to use the pre-built templates. it just depends on the store and the products and things like that- right, so let's hit load more here and you're gonna see this thing that says look book one or lookbook two. so lookbook one, okay, is really made for, like, large type image products, and i'll just show you kind of how it looks. so, um, if i hit add slide here, right, you see how big the image is for us- you guys saw it was supplements, it was a small type image. so lookbook it one is not gonna work for us, okay, uh, for me, lookbook two is gonna work. so let me just delete lookbook one and let me go over here to add section and load more and let's look for lookbook two. all right, let's hit add and so i'm gonna hit add slide lookbook and you can see here the slide now is a little bit different, so it's like smaller, and i'm gonna hit select image now the images that i have here. i'm gonna have to actually go back and upload the certain product, but just for purposes sake, if i just click on this image, you can see here it fits within the- uh, certain, i guess you could say width of that image, right? so if i just hit select here and select product number one, i could select from the different products that i have optional. so let's say i click on micro factor here you can see the number one is here and if i click on it, let me just save my progress so you guys can see what i mean when i click on it. when i say click, let me show you guys what i mean here. just wait for it to load. okay, when i click on this like little number one, it will show the supplement, micro factor, like it'll pop up. do you guys see what i'm toking about? um, so this is just an example of what a lookbook looks. so, um, let's just uh, real quick, let me just pause the screen, let me download these images one more time and drag them into the file manager for shopify and we'll get this baby set up. okay, as you guys can see, i saved the images here on my computer. so let's go back and hit customize and let's. what we're going to do is we're going to go to the lookbook here and instead of this like image with the dumbbells, we're going to, uh, literally change it. so i'm going to just remove this and i'm going to select an image and i'm going to upload the images that i just added. so this one, this one and this one, right? so i have all three products here. so you can see here now this is a lookbook of the actual products- and see how cool that looks. it's like this product, right? i hit select and let's add another slide and i add another image. so these are just images, right now, okay, and then i go back to the third slide and i add another image, right, and i can actually organize like the pathway, like if i like this one in the middle better, i could do that, right, that looks a little more fancy, right, and we go over here to number two or image number two, and we have to select product number two. now we could select product number one, but it's gonna say number one twice. okay, so i'm gonna go ahead and select um number two here, which is the product micro factor, right? so if somebody clicks on it, they're gonna have the micro factor product. okay, and number three. let's go back here, um, and go on the third product, which is this optigreens one. let's hit select product. okay, i clicked the wrong one. let's go over here to product number three, okay, and let's click on this green one here and set it up. so you can see here the difference. now you're going to have to actually edit your image to make sure it fits properly. like you see how this number three here is not on top of the product, or this number one is right on the product. you have to make sure you do your own editing to make sure that it fits. for me it's generally not a big deal. i could care less, um, but you could do up to like five images. so that's just an idea. now you guys see this little like circle with the line through it, like in gray. this right here is just representing that there's no background. so i could, if i want to, effectively have a background image that's like fully white, um, like, let's say i pick, let's say, this background. this is gonna be a terrible background, but you guys see what i mean by that, um, or if i wanna have this as my background, i could do that or this, right, you could have set up like an all-white background if you really wanted to. like, if i just search um, or if i just search uh, let's just search white, let's see what comes up. okay, like, if i search this image, this is when i search white, this pops up. you guys see what i'm saying. but obviously i would want something that's all white, okay, because i i just think it would look better with this theme, um, or with this- excuse me, not with this theme, but with the way the products come together and they look um. so let me just go ahead once again, pause the computer screen. let me upload a picture of a white background, okay, so i just uploaded a picture of a white background. you guys could see, here it's all white. i'll hit select and that little like gray box with the line through it is gone because i added a background image. if i hit remove, it will come back. you guys see what i'm saying. so this represents that there's no background. now i can have a few slides in there and you can see here it says no image. but for me guys- i personally recommend guys for conversion optimization. this is what i just tend to find and obviously this is not law. everybody has different circumstances. but, um, three products in a lookbook is enough. you don't want to overdo it because then people will be a little bit too distracted. um, three products that you want to showcase is enough. now give it. give your title, give something you know. nice, don't write spring lookbook. write something interesting like um, like, check out our new products, or something cool like that. right, check out our new products. basically, what i'm trying to say is: don't be a copycat. write something else that's a little bit better, that fits your needs a little more. it says: browse our website for the hottest items in the marketplace. and then we have here our products. now, with our products, let's just go ahead and make sure we test them to see if they're linked properly. right, because we did do the linking, and just for the people who don't know. for example, like micro factor. here, if we scroll down it says select product number two and it's micro factor, right, and we have the image uploaded here, so let's just uh.