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13 contributions to Storebuild.ai - By Zendrop
🛍️ You Built the Store… Now What?
I’m curious about everyone here in Storebuild.ai. A lot of us joined because we want to build an online store, find products that sell, get our first customers, and eventually create a business that generates real income. But some people may have already joined, learned a lot, and still haven't made their first sale. Maybe you’re: 🛒 Still setting up your store 🔎 Struggling to find the right products 📱 Unsure how to market your store 💰 Waiting for your first sale 🎯 Getting traffic but no conversions 📈 Trying to figure out how to scale 🔥 Working toward your first $5K, $10K, or $20K in sales My personal goal is to work toward $20,000 in sales, but I know everyone has a different target. So let’s talk about it: What did you join Storebuild.ai hoping to achieve? And what is the biggest thing stopping you from getting there right now? Drop your goal and where you're currently stuck below. 👇 You never know who in this community might have the knowledge, experience, or idea that helps you take the next step. You joined to build something. Now let's work toward actually making it happen. 🚀
1 like • 7d
Figuring out what to focus on every single day after the initial store setup is honestly where most people stall out. Breaking down your daily priorities into clean project cards makes a massive difference in keeping your momentum alive. I like pairing Google Sheets with Floment so my data stays organized right next to my daily to dos. Having community spaces to share your progress keeps you accountable instead of guessing what to do next.
Drop shipping or drop stressing
6 months, purchased 46 stores (still don’t know how that happened, hired an expert (expert scammer), stressed to the limit and still no store! I’ve had it!!
1 like • 14d
Trying to manage dozens of store concepts usually leads straight to extreme burnout and shiny object syndrome. I keep my product research and store notes inside Google Drive and map out my actual daily building steps in Floment using project cards and task tracking. Focusing on executing just one clean store setup in a central workspace makes it so much easier to build real momentum without feeling overwhelmed.
Is this Morrison store business a hoax?
I'm thinking all this is a lot of BS and a waste of money. Today I cannot get to my stores at all on WIX , they want me to make a new store. The community on Skool has vanished and all i get is the Corbellic Art community. I opened a shopify store and that is unreachable. The webinar last week was a bust because I had been bothered all week to "get a shopify store" and the webby app kept saying you haven't done step 2. I did that and it wouldn't let me stop until I had done the store and gotten a domain. THEN at the webinar Anthony introduced the AI features but said that it couldn't be integrated with a shopify store as there were conflicts with the store set up. So I sat through the whole thing unable to be a part of it because I had a nearly finished store, and I watched as the attendees who hadn't gotten the shopify store, got stores and apparently were set up with the AI and got their stores done. Sage Reynolds 11:07am I have written to Anthony and Adrian and there has been no answer from them or their staff. I am in a desperate situation (being evicted) and I need something to work. And all I have done is spend $ and used up internet space that I now cannot get to. I still have no stores or promise of income. I cannot even connect with the awful mess that was delivered in the first attempt, it was supposed to be a complete store with 200 products. Which it was but there was no navigation and it was a niche store for Tech equipment where none of the links showed any product. There were 200 products but they were only visible as a mashed mess when you clicked the "show all" button. I spent hours, got help from a Wix lady and was able to add categories and attach products, but I could not edit the most important horizontal links bar that would always be visible. I don't know what to do. You seem to be the only contact with the Morrison community. I hope you are faring better than I am.
0 likes • 14d
I am so sorry you are going through such a stressful situation right now with your store setup and eviction risk. Reaching out directly to Wix and Shopify support channels might be the fastest way to regain access to your account and store data.
First small win… but I’m honestly excited!
Just made another sale today, and it reminded me of something, sometimes the biggest motivation comes from seeing that your effort is actually starting to work. A few weeks ago, I was also figuring things out: products, store setup, ads, and trying to understand what actually makes people buy. The biggest lesson I’ve learned so far is that it’s not just about having a store… it’s about knowing what to focus on and making the right moves. I’m curious What’s the biggest thing you’re struggling with right now in your store journey? Drop it in the comments product research, ads, getting traffic, conversions, store design, or anything else. Let’s help each other win
6 likes • 24d
Congrats on the sale! Early on, my biggest struggle was staying organized through product research and store setup without feeling completely scattered. I started storing all my raw supplier links and media in Google Drive, but I manage my actual daily setup tasks inside Floment using project cards. Having visual to dos and sharing daily progress updates on the feed keeps me accountable to execute instead of getting stuck in research mode.
Self Accountability
Precision don’t need permission to activate it gets processed by showing up for your self
0 likes • Jul 27
Showing up daily gets a lot easier when you remove the friction in your routine. I used to lose so much focus jumping between scattered spreadsheets, notes, and AI windows just to figure out what to do next. Consolidating my task cards and daily builds onto one screen using Floment (floment.ai) made self-accountability effortless because the path is clear as soon as I sit down.
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