These 5 Shopify Apps Are KILLING Your Business

[@MrKarju8]

You should do one for starting businesses. With free apps that you must have and max 2 paid apps. Many people starting have trouble paying for stuff any many apps rely on you already having customers or visitors.

[@MitchelJerome]

@bitbranding hey boss where would you get a clothing line made I mean holding the inventory who would you go to to make the clothes .?

[@MitchelJerome]

Let me ask you a question if you wanna start a clothing line where do you get the clothes from or if you wanna start your own brand where would you get them printed from.?

[@Bitbranding]

Do you have capital to invest in product-in-hand or are you wanting to do it without holding inventory?

[@Quotery.]

​@@Bitbrandinglet's say we gathered 5k for the first drop divided between tee's hoodies and shorts and some hats and accessories can i get it made in Canada

[@Bitbranding]

$5k to divide it between all of that would be a very limited drop or lower quality products. You could get it made in Canada, or really any country. But I would go more narrow on the product line. i.e. Hoodies or crewnecks because of the time of the year. Having a variety is great, but not when you can't do it. I would rather you have my size in the crewneck vs not my size in three other items. - Aaron@@Quotery.

[@Quotery.]

@@Bitbranding amazing thank you I'm actually coming to Canada next February to study and I also do clothing on the side and really wanting to do my brand and its going to be low quantities higher quality just to test the water if we can be able to deliver a message and sell the tee's in the early summer of 2024 If you located in Canada I might need your help you can manage the ads and let me do the content Thank you again brother been watching for a quite some time and I'm learning alot 💯🙏👏

[@elizabethndimbwa5470]

Thank you so much

[@Bitbranding]

You're most welcome

[@DesignSourceStudios]

Right "out" the gate 😅 ijs

[@Bitbranding]

? haha!

[@tremainekellogg2083]

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[@Bitbranding]

Welcome, great to have you!

[@debmecca]

KILLING your business is a bit dramatic lol

[@Bitbranding]

Somewhat, haha. But you would be surprised at the amount of brands we talk to that have apps hurting their conversion rate. Let's say you go from a 1.5 to .75% conversion rate. Half of your revenue is just gone and you either have to spend more or become more efficient in other areas to compensate. Without profit and the ability to scale, brands die. Which is why 80% of clothing brands are out of business in less than 24 months. - Aaron

[@debmecca]

@@Bitbranding Though that's a fair statement, saying that trust badges and heat maps like Lucky Orange or pixel tracking will hurt your conversion rate is a stretch at best. None of those apps will fully slow down your site in a way that would cause high bounce rates to put that much of a dent in the CR. I'd also argue that having something like Lucky Orange would help your conversion rate because it's literally used for CRO lol. And your argument that you should use a non native Shopify app (a Microsoft product) for CRO because it's free seemed flawed. The pixel tracking area in general bothered me because it's literally for better conversions for clothing brands to have deeper insights into pixel tracking. Native Shopify does not give the level of insight that some of those apps offer for last click attribution, etc. And if clothing brands are spending marketing dollars they need something way more sophisticated than native Shopify pixel tracking. I just think you chose the word KILL for clickbait purposes instead of it actually being the case and these are all people's businesses that rely on Shopify stores to use their apps.

[@Bitbranding]

@@debmecca 100% this is clickbait. But clickbait gets a bad rep. If you deliver on the promise, it's not bad. But I hear your point. Appreciate you watching. - Aaron