Hi guys,
I just launched my store and would love your feedback:
🔗 https://procomly.com/
What do you think about the design, user experience, and overall feel?
Any suggestions or improvements are highly appreciated. Thanks a lot! 🙏
Professional creative maker for ecom
How do you think these days about AI content - such as videos for UGC, Ads, etc? What have been your best practices, learnings, surprises, tools etc? Thinking about how to best implement it for our e-com brand (premium food spices)
Any feedback appreciated, thanks
How merchants with bigger catalogs are handling product listing changes today. I have nearly 1000 skus need to manage. I'm tired of these repetitive tasks
Things like:
Adding new products from supplier spreadsheets
bulk updating titles, descriptions, tags, prices, variants, or metafields
cleaning up messy CSVs before import
It feels like AI is able to do this manual work: fixing spreadsheets, mapping fields, and editing rows one by one before importing.
Has anyone tried AI tools for it?
I’m looking for some serious advice (and potentially a new partner) from the e-commerce veterans here. I’ve been running a dropshipping/inventory-based store for a while now. My suppliers are mostly based in China, and I’ve been using the standard Stripe and PayPal setup for payment processing. Everything was smooth until a few weeks ago, and now I’m stuck in a nightmare. The Incident A customer opened a dispute claiming they received a damaged product. I did the right thing (or so I thought) and issued a full refund immediately to keep the customer happy. However, when the "damaged" product actually arrived back at the warehouse in China, it wasn’t even the item I sent. It was something completely different—a clear return swap scam. How does a professional warehouse "mistakenly" receive a completely different item that the customer originally claimed was just "damaged"? It doesn't add up. The Fallout I took this evidence to PayPal, expecting them to have my back or at least offer some compensation for the fraudulent return. Instead, they hit me with the "Account Closed" hammer. No warning, just gone. Now, my cash flow is essentially frozen. The Pitch (Seeking a Partner) I’m trying to figure out how top-tier sellers handle these high-risk disputes without getting their gateways cooked. Beyond advice, I’m looking for someone who has a seasoned, high-limit PayPal Business account (with instant release) or a Stripe account with a solid history.
For those running Meta Ads for your Shopify store — do you manage it yourself or hire someone? At what monthly revenue did it make sense to outsource?