Happy to hear you are getting started with Shopify! Slow and steady is a great mindset, keep going and trust your vision! :) If you have any questions, feel free to let me know
I found this video very helpful. I have a request to make a video in which you are going to export your products from one store to another shopify store and complete shifting of each and everything.
Hey! I'm very happy to know you found this video helpful. Thanks for the video request, I'll keep it in consideration for the future! For now, here's a written step-by-step guide on how to export products from one Shopify store and import them into another: 1. Export Products: - In your source Shopify store, go to the admin dashboard. - Click on "Products" in the left menu. - Select the products you want to export or choose "Select all products" if you want to move all of them. - Click on the "Export" button and choose the format you want (CSV or another supported format). - Download the exported product file to your computer. 2. Export Other Data: - Depending on what you want to move, you might also need to export other data like customer information, orders, collections, etc. - Each type of data might have a different export process. You can find export options in relevant sections of your admin dashboard. - Prepare CSV Files (if using CSV): If you're using CSV files, you might need to adjust the data formatting to match the requirements of the target store. Pay attention to the column headers and data structure. 3. Import Products and Data to the New Store: - In your target Shopify store, go to the admin dashboard. - Click on "Settings," then "Import." - Depending on the type of data, select the appropriate import option. For products, choose "Products" or "Inventory." - Follow the prompts to upload the CSV file or import the data. - Review and Adjust: - After importing products, review each one to make sure the information transferred correctly. - Check images, product descriptions, prices, variants, and any other relevant details. - Make any necessary adjustments. 4. Migrate Other Data: - If you're migrating other data like customers and orders, follow a similar process. Shopify provides import options for different data types. 5. Adjust Settings: - Configure your new store's settings, including payment gateways, shipping options, tax settings, and any other preferences. 6. Theme and Design: - If you were using a specific theme in the old store, you might need to set up a similar theme in the new store. Customize the theme to match your branding and preferences. 7. Testing: - Before launching the new store, thoroughly test its functionality. Check products, checkout process, payments, and any integrations. 8. Domain Setup (if applicable): - If you're using a custom domain, make sure to set it up properly in the new store. 9. Launch: - Once you're confident that everything is set up correctly, you can launch the new store!
Hey! Researching competitors in the Shopify space is crucial for understanding the market and finding opportunities to differentiate your own store. Here are some tools and methods you can use for researching competitors and gathering information about other Shopify stores: 1. BuiltWith: A website profiler tool that can help you identify the technologies and platforms used by Shopify stores. It can provide insights into the apps, themes, and analytics tools your competitors are using. 2. SimilarWeb: A competitive analysis tool that offers data on website traffic, audience demographics, and traffic sources. You can use it to analyze the traffic to your competitors' Shopify stores and identify where their visitors are coming from. 3. Ahrefs: A powerful SEO and backlink analysis tool. You can use it to see which websites are linking to your competitors' stores, which keywords they are ranking for, and get an overall view of their SEO performance. 4. SEMrush: Another comprehensive SEO and competitive analysis tool. It provides data on organic and paid search, backlinks, and more. You can use it to discover your competitors' top-performing keywords and advertising strategies. 5. SpyFu: Specializes in competitor keyword research. You can use it to find out which keywords your competitors are targeting in their SEO and PPC campaigns. 6. Oberlo (by Shopify): If you're specifically interested in researching competitors in the dropshipping space, Oberlo offers a directory of Shopify stores that use their platform. This can be a valuable resource for finding dropshipping competitors. 7. Social Media: Don't underestimate the power of social media platforms like Instagram, Facebook, and Pinterest. Many Shopify stores promote their products heavily on these platforms. You can search for competitors and see what kind of engagement they're getting. 8. E-commerce Forums and Communities: Joining e-commerce forums like Shopify Community, Reddit's /r/shopify, and other industry-specific communities can help you discover competitors and learn from others in the field. 9. Google Search: Perform Google searches for products or keywords related to your niche. Take note of the top-ranking Shopify stores that appear in the search results. 10. Email Sign-up: Sign up for newsletters and email updates from your competitors. This can provide insights into their marketing strategies, product launches, and promotions. 11. Website User Experience (UX) Testing: Analyze the user experience of your competitors' websites. Consider factors like site speed, mobile responsiveness, navigation, and checkout process. Tools like Google PageSpeed Insights and GTmetrix can help. 12. Shopify App Store: Explore the Shopify App Store to see which apps and plugins are popular among competitors in your niche. This can give you ideas for optimizing your own store. Remember that competitive research is an ongoing process. Regularly monitor your competitors and adapt your strategies based on the insights you gather. Additionally, always ensure that you're conducting research ethically and respecting the privacy and legal boundaries of your competitors' businesses :)
Hi! New subscriber here 🙋🏻♀️ I'm curious about how to make the Main Menu (header) Fonts bigger than what all free default theme can permit. It's already maxed out but I need it to be bigger. Can you help me with this? 🙏🏻
Hey! Welcome to the Shopify Success community! :) To make the main menu font bigger, you might need to paste a code into your theme files and then edit the px number (size) to your liking. Here's a solution I found: community.shopify.com/c/shopify-design/how-to-increase-the-main-menu-text-size/td-p/1549783
Hey! Adding a wishlist feature to a Shopify theme without using apps can be a more advanced customization, and it typically requires some knowledge of HTML, Liquid (Shopify's templating language), and JavaScript. I can provide you with some guidelines if you are comfortable with following instructions to edit code!
Hey! Great question. You will need to get a license from the copyright owner to legally sell t-shirts or any other items including Marvel in it. In this case, you'll need to a get a Disney license, which can be done online. I found this website with an FAQ that will help you find the next step! www.disneystudiolicensing.com/
Hey! Here's a complete Shopify tutorial for beginners, where I guide you step-by-step through creating and setting up your Shopify store: ruclips.net/video/6Da36Z9gNuU/видео.html
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@@Shopify-Success Hi, how do I start building this Shopify website?
Hey! You can follow this complete step-by-step tutorial: ruclips.net/video/6Da36Z9gNuU/видео.html
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Happy to hear you are getting started with Shopify! Slow and steady is a great mindset, keep going and trust your vision! :) If you have any questions, feel free to let me know
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I found this video very helpful. I have a request to make a video in which you are going to export your products from one store to another shopify store and complete shifting of each and everything.
Hey! I'm very happy to know you found this video helpful. Thanks for the video request, I'll keep it in consideration for the future! For now, here's a written step-by-step guide on how to export products from one Shopify store and import them into another:
1. Export Products:
- In your source Shopify store, go to the admin dashboard.
- Click on "Products" in the left menu.
- Select the products you want to export or choose "Select all products" if you want to move all of them.
- Click on the "Export" button and choose the format you want (CSV or another supported format).
- Download the exported product file to your computer.
2. Export Other Data:
- Depending on what you want to move, you might also need to export other data like customer information, orders, collections, etc.
- Each type of data might have a different export process. You can find export options in relevant sections of your admin dashboard.
- Prepare CSV Files (if using CSV):
If you're using CSV files, you might need to adjust the data formatting to match the requirements of the target store. Pay attention to the column headers and data structure.
3. Import Products and Data to the New Store:
- In your target Shopify store, go to the admin dashboard.
- Click on "Settings," then "Import."
- Depending on the type of data, select the appropriate import option. For products, choose "Products" or "Inventory."
- Follow the prompts to upload the CSV file or import the data.
- Review and Adjust:
- After importing products, review each one to make sure the information transferred correctly.
- Check images, product descriptions, prices, variants, and any other relevant details.
- Make any necessary adjustments.
4. Migrate Other Data:
- If you're migrating other data like customers and orders, follow a similar process. Shopify provides import options for different data types.
5. Adjust Settings:
- Configure your new store's settings, including payment gateways, shipping options, tax settings, and any other preferences.
6. Theme and Design:
- If you were using a specific theme in the old store, you might need to set up a similar theme in the new store.
Customize the theme to match your branding and preferences.
7. Testing:
- Before launching the new store, thoroughly test its functionality. Check products, checkout process, payments, and any integrations.
8. Domain Setup (if applicable):
- If you're using a custom domain, make sure to set it up properly in the new store.
9. Launch:
- Once you're confident that everything is set up correctly, you can launch the new store!
What tools do you recommend for researching competitors? Info about other shopify stores.
Hey! Researching competitors in the Shopify space is crucial for understanding the market and finding opportunities to differentiate your own store. Here are some tools and methods you can use for researching competitors and gathering information about other Shopify stores:
1. BuiltWith: A website profiler tool that can help you identify the technologies and platforms used by Shopify stores. It can provide insights into the apps, themes, and analytics tools your competitors are using.
2. SimilarWeb: A competitive analysis tool that offers data on website traffic, audience demographics, and traffic sources. You can use it to analyze the traffic to your competitors' Shopify stores and identify where their visitors are coming from.
3. Ahrefs: A powerful SEO and backlink analysis tool. You can use it to see which websites are linking to your competitors' stores, which keywords they are ranking for, and get an overall view of their SEO performance.
4. SEMrush: Another comprehensive SEO and competitive analysis tool. It provides data on organic and paid search, backlinks, and more. You can use it to discover your competitors' top-performing keywords and advertising strategies.
5. SpyFu: Specializes in competitor keyword research. You can use it to find out which keywords your competitors are targeting in their SEO and PPC campaigns.
6. Oberlo (by Shopify): If you're specifically interested in researching competitors in the dropshipping space, Oberlo offers a directory of Shopify stores that use their platform. This can be a valuable resource for finding dropshipping competitors.
7. Social Media: Don't underestimate the power of social media platforms like Instagram, Facebook, and Pinterest. Many Shopify stores promote their products heavily on these platforms. You can search for competitors and see what kind of engagement they're getting.
8. E-commerce Forums and Communities: Joining e-commerce forums like Shopify Community, Reddit's /r/shopify, and other industry-specific communities can help you discover competitors and learn from others in the field.
9. Google Search: Perform Google searches for products or keywords related to your niche. Take note of the top-ranking Shopify stores that appear in the search results.
10. Email Sign-up: Sign up for newsletters and email updates from your competitors. This can provide insights into their marketing strategies, product launches, and promotions.
11. Website User Experience (UX) Testing: Analyze the user experience of your competitors' websites. Consider factors like site speed, mobile responsiveness, navigation, and checkout process. Tools like Google PageSpeed Insights and GTmetrix can help.
12. Shopify App Store: Explore the Shopify App Store to see which apps and plugins are popular among competitors in your niche. This can give you ideas for optimizing your own store.
Remember that competitive research is an ongoing process. Regularly monitor your competitors and adapt your strategies based on the insights you gather. Additionally, always ensure that you're conducting research ethically and respecting the privacy and legal boundaries of your competitors' businesses :)
How to create a clothing store on Shopify. Can you explain how we obtain products or how we print them? Thank you
Hey! Absolutely, all the info you are looking for in this video: ruclips.net/video/Y-pIuipm_zs/видео.html
Thank you ❤
You're welcome 😊 Thanks for watching!
Hi! New subscriber here 🙋🏻♀️ I'm curious about how to make the Main Menu (header) Fonts bigger than what all free default theme can permit. It's already maxed out but I need it to be bigger. Can you help me with this? 🙏🏻
Hey! Welcome to the Shopify Success community! :) To make the main menu font bigger, you might need to paste a code into your theme files and then edit the px number (size) to your liking. Here's a solution I found: community.shopify.com/c/shopify-design/how-to-increase-the-main-menu-text-size/td-p/1549783
@@Shopify-Success This is sooo helpful! Thank you 🙏🏻
Hello, Can you please tell how can I add wishlist in refresh theme of shopify without any apps ?
Hey! Adding a wishlist feature to a Shopify theme without using apps can be a more advanced customization, and it typically requires some knowledge of HTML, Liquid (Shopify's templating language), and JavaScript. I can provide you with some guidelines if you are comfortable with following instructions to edit code!
Hi
If I make anything inspired from Marvel comics or movies, do I need a licence for them.
Like tshirt printing
Hey! Great question. You will need to get a license from the copyright owner to legally sell t-shirts or any other items including Marvel in it. In this case, you'll need to a get a Disney license, which can be done online. I found this website with an FAQ that will help you find the next step! www.disneystudiolicensing.com/
I'm a new subscriber you
Hey there, welcome to the community! Happy to see you here
Hi, how do I start building this Shopify website?
Hey! Here's a complete Shopify tutorial for beginners, where I guide you step-by-step through creating and setting up your Shopify store: ruclips.net/video/6Da36Z9gNuU/видео.html
@@Shopify-Success If I want to sell sneakers on my Shopify site, how do I decorate my store with sneakers?
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Thanks for watching!
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Thanks for watching! :)
You have any video for customize header ,all the function of header 😊
Hey! Yes, header section is at 5:37 in this video, and navigation menus at 30:28: ruclips.net/video/6Da36Z9gNuU/видео.html
Hi Julia great video! Do you have an email where we can reach out? Would love to work on a video together.
Hey! You can send any requests to: shopifysuccessguide@gmail.com