Growing e-commerce sales ITT

[Anonymous No.11671306]

I recently set up a website with a shop for our family business. Have been doing okay with facebook and insta for online marketing, but what possibilities are there to grow further and reach more consumers without advertising and spending loads of dollerydoos?

[Anonymous No.11671321]

>>11671306

post the site

[Anonymous No.11671334]

>>11671321

[Anonymous No.11671346]

>>11671306

Post YouTube videos that can help your customers and target market. If you combine this with something that is trending, it can do really well.

[Anonymous No.11671359]

>>11671306
I remember this thread. It was good.

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[Anonymous No.11671409]

>>11671359
Good old days.

[Anonymous No.11671457]

>>11671306
Adwords and email marketing. Snapchat has been effective for me aswell.

[Anonymous No.11671467]

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[Anonymous No.11671574]

>>11671346
>combine this with something that is trending
In the wine business, small scale but relatively high quality. We had a phase for craft beer and craft gin where I live the last few years. Maybe wine is next but that's not something I can control.
>>11671457
>email marketing
You mean getting customers to sign up for mailing lists or buying a big list and sending out ads?
>Snapchat
As I said in the wine industry so most customers are boomers

[Anonymous No.11671820]

>>11671574

Look up cameron hughes wine. I actually worked with them on some of their social media video campaigns. They would review their wines and show recipes that would pair with them. There is so much content out there related to this that you could get inspiration from. The idea is to create mindshare so people think about you constantly when planning a meal for friends or family events or something. Like maybe make a video on how to prepare the perfect Christmas feast and what wines would go with the different courses. Thanksgiving as well.

[Anonymous No.11672172]

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