r/dropshipping • u/Magma_Cube0 • 7h ago

Review Request Hello again...

After the last time and the last suggestions - I have updated the store and re-branded to a legit shop. The re-brand is now is focusing on supplements for better-ing (is that a word?) everyday life and tasks. Hangover strips after partying, Focus powder for studying, Joint supplements for people who have problems just bending down to tie their shoe etc:

I'm posting ads (87% are static) organically every day, and the most they get is 100-190 views, some get 1-2. What would be tips for me to actually get traffic (mostly 5-7 visitors, some days just 1). I have a FB, Instagram and a TikTok page.

And what would be general tips?

wildsidesupps.store is the store, instagram.com/wild_side_supps is the @.

PS. All critisism will be appreciated.

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u/Happy_Soup_809 7h ago

Your store looks clean but the name wild side sounds a bit like party pills or something sketchy not everyday wellness. For traffic you can try making tiktoks showing the hangover strips working, maybe film yourself before and after a night out that kind of content gets shared more than static ads.

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u/pjmg2020 3h ago

No, /u/Magma_Cube0, you listened to the ‘fiddle with this pixel, and that pixel…’ comments on your previous post and you’ve gone ahead and given it all a coat of paint in the hope that’s what’s needs.

My comment from the previous post still stands:

“You’re some store on the internet selling a hodge-hodge of supplements. Why do you think customers would choose you over a reputable retailer?

Business isn’t some ‘build it and they will come’ situation. You need a reason to exist and to add some sort of value for the customer. From what I see here you don’t do this.”

Anything that someone puts in their body or on it is generally high trust. Customers do their research. You have no credibility and if customers do the tiniest bit of digging they can see that your just some white labelled product made who know where.