PPSPY Merchant Genius Bootlead Storelead

Merchant PPSPY Storelead Bootlead

𝟱 𝗗𝗲𝘀𝗶𝗴𝗻 𝗧𝗶𝗽𝘀 𝘁𝗼 𝗘𝗹𝗲𝘃𝗮𝘁𝗲 𝗬𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗛𝗼𝗺𝗲 & 𝗗𝗲́𝗰𝗼𝗿 𝗦𝗵𝗼𝗽𝗶𝗳𝘆 𝗦𝘁𝗼𝗿𝗲 According to Storelead, Shopify stores in the Home & Interior Decor category have increased 137% year-over-year in 2025 Q3. Want your Home & Décor store to look stunning and boost conversions? Try these 5 easy yet powerful design tips with GemPages: 1️⃣ Hero Images that Inspire 2️⃣ Smart Navigation by Room & Style 3️⃣ Storytelling that Sells 4️⃣ Holiday-Ready Offers & Social Proof 5️⃣ Mobile-Optimized, Fast & Informative Start on Shopify with a home decor business? Choose a catchy name for your own store: lnkd.in/dDH8XejA Turn your store into a beautiful, inspiring space that converts visitors into happy customers with GemPages! What niche should we break down next? Tell us what you want more design tips for, and we’ll bring you tailored recommendations in the next GemPages guide. _________________________ 👉Install GemPages and start with built templates for different niches: lnkd.in/dJQWpxzz 👉Just $1 to build a Shopify store here: shopify.pxf.io/DKdMRo #GemPages #ShopifyPageBuilder #LandingPage #WebsiteBuilder

Process I would use to scale a new app from $0 to $10K MRR 👇 With no connection. Summary: 1/ Events 2/ Finding problems 3/ MVP 4/ Early users 5/ Improvement 6/ Referal 7/ Linkedin 8/ Analytics 9/ Reviews 10/ Cold Emails Let's go. 1/ Events I need to meet as many merchants as possible. I would attend every ecommerce event near me. I find them by following everyone on social media and asking them if they know some events Meeting merchants in real life is a cheat code 2/ Finding problems My first objective is to find the right problem to solve. It's like 80% of the job. To find problems you talk to all the merchants and ask as many questions as possible. Go deep with follow up questions. Soon they'll talk about a potential problem and go deep into that one. Then talk about that problem with other merchants. If you find at least 3 merchants with that problem you've got something. They need to be painful problems and not just nice to have. Keep the contact of ALL the merchants you meet, that's your network. 3/ MVP It's time to build your MVP, as you talk to merchants you'll figure out the top 3 features that your app should have. Build them so merchants find value since day one I'd focus on an app I can build in 2-3 weeks maximum During this step I will keep communicating with merchants that's important so you don't go in the wrong direction. Then I release on app store and wait for approval My app will be unlisted first 4/ Early users I now need to onboard users who were interested and get feedback from them If possible I take them on call so I can see how they use it. You may need to change some stuffs on your app 5/ Improvements That's only when you start improving your app based on feedback and not before Your users are the ones coming with feature ideas! 6/ Referal They should help you find other merchants. They usually have a network as well Aim for 10-15 early users that's perfect 7/ Linkedin Now as I build I would contact merchants on Linkedin to sell my solution There are 2 ways: Building meaningful relationships or only selling You can use both and you have tools like Sales Navigator to help you I send 10-20 connection requests per month to people working at Shopify stores Then I post about what I'm working on focusing on the business side and not the technical one. I want to attract merchants 1 post per day, I need to be seen 8/ Analytics I need to install an analytics tool like Mixpanel asap Tracking things like activation rate, feature usage, onboarding duration, churn, etc At that point I can launch on the app store • Need to optimize listing page • Ask for reviews to all the users until they leave one It's a cheat code honestly 9/ Reviews Strategy is simple Provide excellent customer support, proactively reach out to every install, offer good support and ask for reviews immediately They'll help you grow! 10/ Cold email I need to have a way for people to pay a lot, so a user can scale It would justify sales call. I use storelead and cold email with tools like Lemlist, I link it to Linkedin as well. I redirect people to call and sale them the solution You can do it in the beginning and even after if your ARPU is high -- Honestly after that it's just doing it at scale. • Improve metrics to fix your weaknessed • Optimize support processes • Ask for reviews • More Linkedin • More app store optimization • More cold email And keep going! Like and retweet this post if you found it useful 👍

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Ecom brands list building protocol: 1. BrandNav/Storelead for Brands 2. Import to Apollo 3. Use Exclusion filters to qualify brands 4. Find decision-makers 5. Scrape with Custom Scraper 6. Verify w/ Millionverifier 7. Enrich/Personalize leads in Clay Simple as.

I'm feeling nice today, if someone wants to export a list of ecom stores HMU, I'll do it from our storelead account for you,

so much stuff is possible by integrating tech together Storelead > Apollo > Hubspot is my favorite rn

Best method I've found for scraping Ecom Leads that doesn't cost thousands of $$$: 1. BrandNav/Storelead for Brands 2. Import to Apollo 3. Use Exclusion filters to qualify brands 4. Find decision-makers 5. Scrape with Findymail Tried a lot of shit and this had the best results.

I've been seeing posts on fb na namatay si ganito namatay si ganyan. Grabe na 2020. Tangina, and one of the saddest is yung storelead ko namatay yung magiging partner nya in life, magpapakasal na sana this year. Hay grabeeee! 😭

medyo proud ako sa sarili ko today. Haha. Laking tulong ng storelead ko sa pagbabudget ko. Hanep laki ng kaltas talaga. Hahaha. Buti pa mga work from home din medyo okay kasi yung iba kasama nila fam nila. 😞

One of my best friends is a storelead at a video game store and she has to work on her birthday which is the same day Xbox preorders go live so I’m gonna try and mail these to her wish me luck

Southern NH regional FirstNet briefing this week! #teamwork #storelead @SDelk04 @Tom_Childs