January 10, 2025 • 27 mins
In this episode of the Drop Ship Lifestyle Podcast, I share 9 ways to get traffic to your eCommerce store in 2025. These 9 traffic sources will work for ANY eCommerce store. Whether you're dropshipping or manufacturing, selling high-ticket or low-ticket products, or selling Shopify or WooCommerce, these traffic methods will help nonetheless. Try them out, and let me know what results you see for yourself in the comments below! Other resources mentioned in this video include: 📍Free In-Depth Training Class 🔗 http://www.dropshipwebinar.com 📍Top 10 Niches for High-Ticket Drop Shipping In 2025 📍 Ultimate Guide To Product Selection For 2025 📍 Ultimate Guide To Drop Ship Suppliers For 2025 📍 Ultimate Guide To Conversion Rate Optimization [2025 Edition] If you get value from this episode, please leave a review! 🚀 Free Training Webinar + Our List of 500 Profitable Product Ideas: http://www.dropshipwebinar.com 💻 Free 3 Day Shopify Trial + 1 Month For $1: https://dsl.life/shopify-yt/
Mark as Played
Transcript
Episode Transcript
Available transcripts are automatically generated. Complete accuracy is not guaranteed.
(00:00):
What's up everybody? Anton Crilley here from
dropshiplifestyle.com. And this episode is for anybody
out there that's thinking about building an e-commerce store and
wondering how are people ever going to find it?
Because it's not going to be by luck, I'll promise you that.
And this episode is also for anybody out there that already
has an e-commerce store and simply wants more traffic
(00:20):
because if it's the right type of traffic, that will equate to
more sales, which is obviously what we all want as e-commerce
store owners. Now, I'm also going to mention
that in this episode, what I'm going to share with you are nine
sources of traffic. And based on my almost 20 years
of experience, these nine sources of traffic will work for
every e-commerce store out there.
OK? Because you can easily go on
(00:41):
Google or on YouTube and search for ways to get traffic to
e-commerce stores. And you'll probably find
hundreds if not thousands of methods.
And I promise you, most of them will work, but some of them only
apply to specific types of e-commerce stores.
And the truth is, you don't needanything outside of what I'm
going to share with you outside of these 9 methods.
And you can have a very, very healthy, profitable e-commerce
(01:04):
store with tons of traffic that's diversified amongst 9
different channels so you're notfully reliant on one of them
that can shut you off should anything ever happen to it.
With that being said, let's go ahead and get started.
And the first three that I'm going to share with you actually
all fall under Google. Now.
Google, as you know, is a very powerful source of traffic
(01:25):
because it's still in 2025 is where most people are going to
do their searches when it comes to making buying decisions.
And we'll talk about that as we go through this episode.
But one of the things that is very important to us is the
traffic that we get is coming from people that are actually
looking to buy, not just people searching for high level
keywords or general terms. Because while, yeah, extra
(01:48):
traffic is great if we can get it, what we really want is the
type of traffic, AKA the type ofpeople that are ready to buy.
Now, the first source of trafficthat I'm going to share with you
that is, in my opinion, the best.
So just know that throughout these nine, there are no
particular order, but this one is this is here for a reason.
This is the best. This is Google Shopping and not
(02:09):
just Google Shopping, but GoogleShopping ads.
And if you're watching the videoversion of this, I'll share a
screen share overlay on top of the video to show you what these
look like. But basically the way these work
are people go to Google and theysearch for a product.
This could be just a general product name, like stand up desk
for example. It can also be a brand name.
(02:30):
It can be a specific product name, like the product name of
this desk in front of me. It can even be things like skew
numbers or unique manufacturer part numbers that when people
are searching, they have very high buying intent.
And with Google Shopping ads, the beauty of these is when
somebody searches for any product you sell, you're going
to appear even above the Google search text ads, the sponsored
(02:52):
section, and above all of the organic listings.
You're going to appear right at the top of the Google search
results page. And not just appear there, but
what's going to appear is an image of the product you sell
from your store. It's going to have the product
name, it's going to have the product price, and it's even
going to include any promotions that you're running, whether
that be free shipping or 5% off,whatever it may be.
(03:15):
The person that sees these ads that searched for the product
you're selling is going to see all that information before they
make the click. And what that means to me and
what it should mean to you is the person making that click is
interested in that product at that price.
Now, does that mean 100% of these people are going to buy?
No, of course not. But it means it's a, it's a
(03:36):
click, I should say, with very high intent with somebody that
knows what they want, that clicked on what they want.
And then once they get to your store, it's your job to work on
conversion rate optimization to help turn them into a customer.
By the way, I recently publishedthe Ultimate Guide to Conversion
Rate Optimization for 2025. So if you haven't seen that yet,
I will link to it in the description.
(03:57):
Definitely check that one out after you watch this episode.
But that is traffic source number one.
Now, traffic source #2 that alsofalls under Google, but happens
to be free are what are known asproduct listings.
Now, this is something cool thatGoogle introduced, I want to say
maybe two years ago, something like that.
(04:19):
But when you go to Google again,and this could be you as a
shopper or your potential customers, and again, search for
a product, like I mentioned earlier, what they're going to
see at the top of the results are the Google Shopping ads
where you're paying to be there.But then you could do this
yourself to see what it looks like.
And again, I'll put a screen share overlay of this one.
But if you go to Google and search for a product, one of the
(04:41):
tabs you're going to see at the top of the results says
Shopping. Now when people click that
Shopping tab again, what does that show us as advertisers?
It shows that they have high buying intents because they are
going to a Shopping section on Google Now at the top of the
shopping page, what everybody's going to see is a carousel of
products. And those products are paid ads.
(05:02):
Those actually come from your Google shopping ad campaigns.
So you're going to be there alsobut the beautiful thing about
product listings is these appearunder those ads in the shopping
tab. So once the user scrolls down,
everything that they're seeing there is there for free.
It cost the store listing the items there $0.00.
And while it's also great to rank on Google organically,
(05:25):
we'll talk about that later, this type of organic listing is
even more powerful because again, the people are seeing
your product images, the productprice, the store name, and when
they click it, they have that high buying intent, which you're
going to hear me repeating Because when it comes to an
ecommerce store, right, if you asked me, Anton, would you
rather have 10,000 website visitors a week or 1000 visitors
(05:47):
a week? I couldn't answer that question
unless you told me who those 10,000 website visitors were and
who those 1000 website visitors were.
If the 1000 website visitors were coming from people
searching for my products and then clicking images with the
price of the products, I would take them every day of the week.
Over 10,000 people that came to me off, you know, a gig I bought
(06:09):
online to send qualified trafficbecause that's worthless.
OK, so keep that in mind, right?You don't need all the traffic
in the world. You need the right type of
traffic. And these first two sources are
amazing. Again, this one is totally free
for every ecommerce store owner.Now the third one that is also
Google related, this one actually is paid.
Again, just like Google Shoppingads, these are what are known as
(06:30):
search text ads, and this is what most people are familiar
with when they think about Google, Google advertising.
These are what appear when the user, whether it be you or a
future customer, goes to Google,searches for a product or
searches for anything and then sees the sponsored section at
the top of the search results. Again, if you're watching the
(06:51):
video of this, I'll throw in a screen share overlay.
And with these, you do need to be careful as an ecommerce store
owner because what some people do, which is in my opinion a
huge waste of money, is sell in a niche.
Again, we'll keep using stand updesks, like stand up desks and
they will bid on the keyword fortheir search text ads for stand
up desks thinking if people are searching for them, I want to
(07:11):
appear high, I want to get sales.
Now the problem with that is theperson, the guy or the girl
searching for stand up desks on Google doesn't know what
standing desk they even want yet.
And maybe they don't even want to buy one right now.
Maybe they're just researching them.
So if you run search text ads and bid on that keyword, you're
going to get clicks, you're going to spend money, but those
people are not as likely to convert.
(07:33):
So if I'm telling you that, thenwhy do I even have search text
ads included here with the top 9traffic sources?
It's because what I would encourage you to do, this is
going to be one of your most profitable campaigns, is set up
up a very small search text ad campaign with a very small
budget. In the beginning, this could be
like 3 to $5 a day where the keyword that you target is your
store name. So let's say your store name was
(07:55):
stand up desksplus.com. Your keyword should be a phrase
match keyword that says stand updesks plus.
And then when everybody searchesthat they're going to see you
again on Google at the top of the results.
Now, why is this important? It's because especially when
you're a new store, people are going to find you through, you
know, really all the traffic sources we mentioned, but
(08:16):
specifically these two I showed 1st.
And what's going to happen is maybe they're going to be, you
know, at Starbucks waiting to get their coffee and they do
their search on Google and they find your store and they're
like, oh cool, oh, my coffee's ready.
I'm going to go to this website later and place an order, right?
Then they're going to go back onGoogle and be like, what was
that store called again? Was it was it, you know, stand
up desks plus, OK, let me go to Google and I'll just search on
Google for it. And then if you don't do this,
(08:37):
what's going to happen is your competitors, once you start to
get any significant amount of traffic, are going to bid on
your brand name and appear aboveyou.
That is why this is very important.
Again, it's a very small budget campaign.
It's almost remarketing, but kind of indirectly, if you
understand and you know you're sticking with me here, and if
you are, by the way, and if you're getting value so far, let
me know. Leave a comment that says value.
(08:58):
I know you can do that if you'rewatching on YouTube or if you're
listening on Spotify podcasts. Unfortunately, all the other
podcast players don't offer that, but YouTube and Spotify,
if you're listening there, comment value for getting value
so far. But yeah, that's going to bring
back all those people that are trying to find you when they
want to come back and buy instead of having your
competitors take up your keywords.
OK, but that is the third traffic source that I wanted to
(09:19):
share with you. Now the next one that I want to
share with you is Microsoft Ads.Now let me just write this down.
Microsoft ads, if you're wondering where these appear,
these appear on Bing. So yes, people do use Bing.
No, it's not, you know, close tothe amount of people that use
Google, but it still is a used search engine and they also have
(09:42):
a shopping section. So what I would encourage you to
do again, if you're any type of e-commerce store owner
specifically what we do at Drop Ship Lifestyle is sell high
ticket products from domestic brands.
But no matter what type of e-commerce business you're
running, this will work for you.And all you want to do is make a
Microsoft Ads account. And inside your Microsoft Ads
(10:03):
account, you'll see a button that says add store.
And what you're doing here is basically creating if, if you're
familiar with Google Merchant Center, when you make a
Microsoft Ads store, you're basically making a Merchant
Center accounts for Microsoft ads.
This is done inside of your Microsoft Ads account, by the
way. But once you create your store,
you add what is known as a product feed to it.
(10:25):
And that product feed includes all of of your information that
is coming from in your Shopify store or whatever store you're
using, right? Whatever platform, they all have
a way to submit your feed here. But, and by the way, if you're a
member of dropship lifestyle, I should mention this and you're
watching this, of course, we have full video trainings, like
literally step by step screen shares of every one of these
traffic methods. So if you're like watching this
(10:47):
as a refresher, as a member, go into your members area, go into
module 6 for the most up to datelessons showing you how to do
this step by step. But what you do is make your
Microsoft Ads account, you create your store in Microsoft
Ads, you add your product feed, and then you run shopping ads,
you create shopping campaigns. And what this is going to do is
very similar. If we go back here to what these
(11:09):
accomplished, your Google Shopping ads, we're
accomplishing the same thing with this traffic source, except
they're appearing when people search for brand names, product
names and SKU numbers on Bing. Now, this might make up 15 to
25% of your overall traffic, butagain, for something that you
can set your budget at, you know, 15 into 25% of your Google
(11:29):
Ads budget, there's no reason not to do it because it's not
competing with your other traffic sources.
It's simply adding more traffic to your store.
And again, not just any traffic,but traffic that comes from high
intent search queries. OK, moving on, we'll go into
traffic source #5 which is meta ads.
So meta ads, obviously that means Facebook, that means
(11:51):
Instagram, that means everywherethat meta ads can show.
But what I'm not going to encourage you to do is what
you'll probably see and hear a lot of people talking about if
you, you know, watch a lot of type of, you know, episodes or
content on YouTube or podcasts and a lot of people say, yeah,
use meta ads. Set up your targeting to target
the people that might be interested in your products.
So again, standing desks, maybe try to target people in an
(12:14):
interest group of ergonomic furniture, right?
Don't do that. It's simply a waste of money.
Get your traffic from people that are actually searching for
the stuff you're selling. Like I've shared in the 1st 4
traffic methods and with Meta ads, what I want you to do is
set up DP as now that stands fordynamic product ads.
(12:35):
And these you've seen yourself, I'm sure when you were on
Facebook or Instagram, you know,countless times.
And these work in a way where people are first finding you
through again, all your other traffic sources.
Then they leave without buying like most people will.
Then they go on Facebook, they go on Meta, whatever it may be,
and instead of just seeing an adfor your store, what they are
seeing is a carousel. So they could swipe through it
(12:58):
and the carousel is showing themall of the products that they
had looked at on your store. And when they click on any of
these ads, right they click the button.
What it does is take them back to that same product page on
again your Shopify store or thisworks again with every
e-commerce platform we use Shopify, but it doesn't take
them back to your general store,your homepage or collection or
(13:20):
what not. It takes them back to the
specific product that they were looking at.
OK, these, the beauty of them isalso you do not need a huge
budget. We take whatever our entire
marketing budget is for the month and we spend about 10% of
it in remarketing. If you're looking for like a
percentage, you know what you should invest in cold traffic,
people that don't know you yet versus people that are coming
(13:40):
back. Again, we spread about 10% of
our monthly budgets across remarketing campaigns.
They are very targeted. Again, if if your search text
campaign for your store name isn't your highest return on ad
spend and this will be no reasonnot to set it up.
And again, it does not take longat all.
OK, so that is the 5th traffic source that I want to share with
(14:00):
you that every single e-commercestore out there, regardless of
what type of e-commerce businessyou're running, regardless of
what type of order fulfillment you're doing, regardless of what
your price points are, should berunning.
Now the next one that I'm going to share with you, number six is
search engine optimization, OK, SEO.
Now this obviously will help youto rank organically on both
(14:23):
Google and Bing. And this is something where I do
encourage people to do it soonerrather than later, but I
encourage people to do it in a very specific way because again,
I've been in e-commerce for almost 20 years now.
And I'll tell you, once my stores started to take off with
paid traffic, when I first got into this business, I wanted to
rank for the general keywords for my business.
(14:43):
So again, let's use the standingdesk example.
If I sold, I didn't sell standing desks, but if I did, I
would want to rank for the keyword standing desk.
Again. That was the old way of
thinking. So what I did again probably 15
years ago now is pay, one of thebest SEO agencies I could find
in Manhattan where I was living at the time, 10s of thousands of
dollars to rank me for that general niche keyword.
(15:04):
Rank me means to get me to my store to come up first in
Google. And we got there and what
happened was we got tons of traffic, but I did not see a
huge increase in sales. Why was that?
It was because the people again searching for those general
keywords, they'll click, but they're not likely to buy.
They don't have that intent. So I realized this again after
(15:24):
investing 10s of thousands of dollars into this and for every
store since I have had a different approach to SEO.
And I'll give you a brief overview of this and kind of the
importance of where to put your time for again, any e-commerce
store. So if we were going to break
this up into different levels, the most important SEO you could
do is on your I wrote pages here, but I'll put out in front
(15:47):
of it product because it's for your product pages.
So the things that we want to rank for now most importantly
are for the products we're selling.
So if somebody searched that, let me let me see what desk this
is the brand that makes the deskis fully.
So if somebody searched for fully 72 inch bamboo standing
desk, I would much rather rank #1 organically for my SEO for
(16:09):
that than for the keyword standing desk because again,
those people know what they want.
So in order of where to invest your time when it comes to SEO,
start with product pages, optimize all of them.
That is most important. From there, the second most
important thing that we're optimizing are our collection
pages. Now, if you don't use Shopify,
these are probably called, you know, something different, but
(16:30):
Shopify calls them collect collections.
Most other platforms call them categories.
But again, let's say we had thatstanding desk site and we had a
collection for bamboo standing desks and we had a collection
for L-shaped standing desks and we had a collection for standing
desks on wheels, right? Whatever those different
(16:50):
categories were that we had on our store, after we otimize all
of our product ages, we move on to otimize those collection
ages. Now after that, I'll just give
you 3 here, but you can kind of envision this for yourself like
you do eventually want to optimize all of the pages on
your site. And by the way, for SEO, what we
focus on is on site, OK, So not building links everywhere where
(17:11):
while why that can be important and could be helpful for those
are really hard to rank keywords.
Most of the stuff we do is only changes we're making on our
websites. And if you want like again, step
by step trainings on how to do this, we have individual lessons
in module 6 of the blueprints for product page SEO, collection
page SEO and so on and so on. But after these are maxed out,
what I recommend doing is creating contents.
(17:34):
And this is done for us on Shopify's blogging system that
is built in. And with this, we're trying to
pick up keywords that are a little bit more broad, but not
as broad as our main niche keyword.
And you know, if we could, if wecould hypothetically rank for
our main niche keyword through blogs, of course we would take
it without having to spend 10s of thousands of dollars to do
it. But it's pretty difficult.
(17:55):
It does cost a lot of money to rank for those big keywords.
And again, it's not worth it. So, so instead, what we try to
do is find keywords that could still have buyer intent that
wouldn't make sense for a product page or collection.
So an example would be, again, we're going to keep going with
standing desks. Could be we create a blog on the
top 10 standing desks for 2025, right?
That is something that we could rank for by creating a blog and
(18:17):
focusing on on site SEO that canget us traffic that even though
they're not searching for a specific product, they are a
little bit lower in the buyer funnel because they're searching
for what are the best standing desks, which means they're at
least at that interest stage where they want to know which
one is best. And of course on that blog post,
we would link to those products of the best standing desks.
OK, so traffic source number sixis SEO.
(18:40):
But again, follow the system, doit in a very specific way.
Now the 7th 1 I want to share with you again, I'm sure you're
familiar with, but just like everything we do a dropship
lifestyle, this is going to be in a very specific way.
And this is influencers. Now, most of the time when you
hear about influencer marketing,you think, you know, brands
paying big money to these, you know, huge celebrity accounts
(19:04):
for a post or a story that linksto them.
And while there's a time and a place for that, you know, with
the right type of store, I'm notgoing to, again, like there's a
lot of ways to get traffic right.
But that type of influence marketing is actually not what I
recommend because again, certainstores, yes, it makes sense for,
but for most stores, for like the, the 99% of stores that I'm
speaking to right now, I don't recommend doing that.
(19:26):
Instead, what I recommend doing is going out there and trying to
find which actual websites already exist that have your
audience. OK, where are the eyeballs?
Who has already built up websites that has, you know,
hundreds of thousands or millions of people that would be
your customer that traditionallyyou would be targeting with
(19:46):
those other traffic sources thatI just mentioned.
Now, of course, these can't be direct competitors.
So again, if you were selling standing desks, you're not going
to find the biggest current standing desk store and try to
work out a deal where they promote you because why would
they do that, right? They already have their business
that's a direct competitor. But what you want to find are
the indirect competition or again, sites that are related to
(20:08):
you, but that don't do what you're doing.
So in this case that don't sell standing desks.
So what I would be looking for in this?
This example are blogs and websites that cover things like
ergonomic furniture, right? And what you could do is find
all these websites by Googling things like standing desks.
In this example, whatever your niche is, opening all the sites
(20:29):
that come up on the first page results of Google and then
looking to see again if they're a competitor or not.
And if they're not, what I wouldrecommend you do is take all of
their UR LS and put them into a website calledsimilarweb.com.
You can make a free account on it, but go to similarweb.com,
put their UR LS in there, and it's going to show you what
(20:49):
their traffic rank is. So how much traffic do these
websites get? And for all the ones that have a
sizable amount of traffic, what you want to do is reach out to
them and ask them if you can take out ad space on their
store. Typically you'll see ads already
that exist here. I'll just do it like this so you
can see it better. Typically you'll see ad space on
their, not their stores, but their blogs, their websites,
(21:09):
their content sites where you see other companies advertising.
These are typically banner ads and you can ask them for their
rate card, see what the prices are.
Take out an ad on a two week or a month long trial.
Set up UTM tracking so you know if it's actually sending you
quality traffic or not and see if it turns into sales.
If it does, you can get a longercontract with them.
And this is another way to use adifferent style of influencer
(21:31):
marketing to get the eyeballs that already exist just on other
websites and get them clicking your ads, going to your store,
getting you more sales. OK.
That is obviously where the money is made.
And that is the seventh source of traffic that I want to share
with you. Again, if you want full
trainings on all of this, it's all in the drop ship blueprint
over at dropshiplifestyle.com. If you're a member, just log in
(21:53):
blueprint.dropshiplifestyle.com.And if you're not a member yet,
you're interested, you want a free training, go to Drop Ship
webinar.com, DROPSHIP webinar.com.
I'll link that below. Also there you get a free
training for me, plus a special offer to get into the Drop Ship
blueprint. But that being said though,
let's keep moving along and go into traffic.
(22:14):
Source #8 that every e-commerce store can and should use.
And this is referral. I think I spelled that wrong.
Referral. This is referral marketing.
OK, So what is referral marketing?
This is when other people out there think of them as
(22:34):
affiliates are sending you traffic.
Now there are ways to do this right.
There are ways to do this wrong.One way you can actually
incorporate referral marketing is with your influencer partners
where these ads you could not even pay for, but you can give
them a unique link to use and when people click them and buy,
they earn a Commission. So that's one way you can use it
that I definitely would recommend, but another way is to
(22:56):
give your existing customers people that buy from you.
So again, you have all your traffic sources, the ones that
we've been talking about, right?They're going to your Shopify
store, they're spending money. And then after they buy, what we
do is send them a series of emails in what we call a post
purchase campaign. And in these emails we are
basically inviting them to become affiliate partners,
(23:18):
right? We don't use the word affiliate
because most normal consumers don't know what that even means,
but we tell them that they can refer their friends and family
and if they buy, they earn a Commission.
Now to do this, we use a Shopifyapp that is called Reversion.
It is paid. So if you want to do this, just
know there is a cost associated with it.
But if you are getting a good amount of lead flow and sales
(23:40):
flow through your business, thisis a great way to give existing
customers a reason to share their links on social media, to
share their links with family and friends.
And it's a great way, again, to diversify your traffic and not
pay for it upfront. Instead, you pay them a small
Commission once the sales come through on your website.
And then what happens once thoseextra sales come through on your
website? Those people get your post
(24:01):
purchase campaign that gives them a link to promote your
store. OK, so that is number 8.
That brings us into the last one.
Last but not least, this is one again, all of these, but every
single store should be doing, and I'm simply going to title
this one, promotions. OK, Now you might think, well,
promotions, like what does that even mean?
How is this a source of traffic?Well, one thing that every
(24:24):
e-commerce store should be doingis capturing e-mail addresses,
right? So we do this in a couple of
ways. We have people that are on our
store and then I'll just put AC for abandoned checkouts.
Everybody that abandons their checkout, of course we have
their e-mail address. We also have customers.
So everyone that's bought from us in the past, of course we
have their e-mail address. But then on our stores, what we
(24:45):
also do is have something calledan exit intent overlay.
So when they go to leave, we have a pop up come up that
typically offers them some type of discount, but in exchange for
that discount they have to entertheir e-mail and then we send it
to them. Now all of these sources for
building emails get put into ourShopify accounts in the customer
section and we then use Shopify e-mail to send out emails
(25:08):
promoting different things. I'm just going to put Shopify
e-mail, which by the way is included with your Shopify
accounts. There's no extra fee to use it
unless you send I believe over 10,000 emails a month.
But what we do with our promotion strategy is every
single month, OK, once a month for 12 months is have between A3
and A5 day promotion. So between three and five days
(25:32):
out of every month. We are running a special offer
on all of our stores. Now these offers can always look
different. They might be, you know, upgrade
free expedited shipping might beget 10% off.
It might be get a free bonus gift, right.
By the way, again, I'm going to keep saying it, but there's a
full lesson on, you know, literally 12 months of promotion
ideas and how we set this up inside of the blueprint.
(25:54):
Again, this is a module six thing.
Module 6 is traffic, but three to five days of every month we
have this promotion running where all three of these sources
that we collected emails from are being emailed these
promotions. Now, this right here makes up
about 30% of our monthly revenue.
And before I did this, right, and this might be you right now,
if you already have a store, you're building up emails,
(26:16):
right? Whether it's a small amount or a
large amount, the truth is it doesn't matter because you
continue to build over time and you can get more and more people
onto your e-mail list. But what I was doing is nothing.
I just had these emails. And then once I started adding
this, I was taking basically this almost dead asset to my
businesses. You know, dead in the sense it
wasn't making any money, it was just sitting there.
And I turned it into something that generates about 30% of our
(26:40):
monthly revenue, again, for zeroextra dollars.
Especially if you're using Shopify e-mail, which cost you
nothing extra. You can literally increase how
much money you're making every month by 30% simply by setting
up these promotions the right way and by consistently sending
them again once a month for between 3:00 to five days to
everybody that falls into your e-mail list.
(27:00):
So guys, that is the 9 traffic sources that will work for any
e-commerce store. I really do hope this helped.
Even if you don't have a store yet again and you're thinking
like, if I build 1, how are people going to come again?
It's not by luck. It's by these 9 traffic sources.
And if you already have a store and you're looking for more
traffic, go back. Watch this as many times as you
need to incorporate things you're not using yet.
(27:21):
And if you know anybody that would benefit from this, do me a
favor, share the link with them.And finally, again, if you are
not yet a member of our award-winning coaching program,
the only program to ever be voted best e-commerce course by
Shopify, click the link in the description.
Go to drop Ship webinar.com. You'll get a free training plus
special offer on the Drop Ship blueprints.
Build your store, follow all of our systems, not just traffic
(27:42):
related but everything and hear more of these.
What's up everybody? Anton Crilley here from
dropshiplifestyle.com. And this episode is for anybody
out there that's thinking about building an e-commerce store and
wondering how are people ever going to find it?
Because it's not going to be by luck, I'll promise you that.
And this episode is also for anybody out there that already
has an e-commerce store and simply wants more traffic
(00:20):
because if it's the right type of traffic, that will equate to
more sales, which is obviously what we all want as e-commerce
store owners. Now, I'm also going to mention
that in this episode, what I'm going to share with you are nine
sources of traffic. And based on my almost 20 years
of experience, these nine sources of traffic will work for
every e-commerce store out there.
OK? Because you can easily go on
(00:41):
Google or on YouTube and search for ways to get traffic to
e-commerce stores. And you'll probably find
hundreds if not thousands of methods.
And I promise you, most of them will work, but some of them only
apply to specific types of e-commerce stores.
And the truth is, you don't needanything outside of what I'm
going to share with you outside of these 9 methods.
And you can have a very, very healthy, profitable e-commerce
(01:04):
store with tons of traffic that's diversified amongst 9
different channels so you're notfully reliant on one of them
that can shut you off should anything ever happen to it.
With that being said, let's go ahead and get started.
And the first three that I'm going to share with you actually
all fall under Google. Now.
Google, as you know, is a very powerful source of traffic
(01:25):
because it's still in 2025 is where most people are going to
do their searches when it comes to making buying decisions.
And we'll talk about that as we go through this episode.
But one of the things that is very important to us is the
traffic that we get is coming from people that are actually
looking to buy, not just people searching for high level
keywords or general terms. Because while, yeah, extra
(01:48):
traffic is great if we can get it, what we really want is the
type of traffic, AKA the type ofpeople that are ready to buy.
Now, the first source of trafficthat I'm going to share with you
that is, in my opinion, the best.
So just know that throughout these nine, there are no
particular order, but this one is this is here for a reason.
This is the best. This is Google Shopping and not
(02:09):
just Google Shopping, but GoogleShopping ads.
And if you're watching the videoversion of this, I'll share a
screen share overlay on top of the video to show you what these
look like. But basically the way these work
are people go to Google and theysearch for a product.
This could be just a general product name, like stand up desk
for example. It can also be a brand name.
(02:30):
It can be a specific product name, like the product name of
this desk in front of me. It can even be things like skew
numbers or unique manufacturer part numbers that when people
are searching, they have very high buying intent.
And with Google Shopping ads, the beauty of these is when
somebody searches for any product you sell, you're going
to appear even above the Google search text ads, the sponsored
(02:52):
section, and above all of the organic listings.
You're going to appear right at the top of the Google search
results page. And not just appear there, but
what's going to appear is an image of the product you sell
from your store. It's going to have the product
name, it's going to have the product price, and it's even
going to include any promotions that you're running, whether
that be free shipping or 5% off,whatever it may be.
(03:15):
The person that sees these ads that searched for the product
you're selling is going to see all that information before they
make the click. And what that means to me and
what it should mean to you is the person making that click is
interested in that product at that price.
Now, does that mean 100% of these people are going to buy?
No, of course not. But it means it's a, it's a
(03:36):
click, I should say, with very high intent with somebody that
knows what they want, that clicked on what they want.
And then once they get to your store, it's your job to work on
conversion rate optimization to help turn them into a customer.
By the way, I recently publishedthe Ultimate Guide to Conversion
Rate Optimization for 2025. So if you haven't seen that yet,
I will link to it in the description.
(03:57):
Definitely check that one out after you watch this episode.
But that is traffic source number one.
Now, traffic source #2 that alsofalls under Google, but happens
to be free are what are known asproduct listings.
Now, this is something cool thatGoogle introduced, I want to say
maybe two years ago, something like that.
(04:19):
But when you go to Google again,and this could be you as a
shopper or your potential customers, and again, search for
a product, like I mentioned earlier, what they're going to
see at the top of the results are the Google Shopping ads
where you're paying to be there.But then you could do this
yourself to see what it looks like.
And again, I'll put a screen share overlay of this one.
But if you go to Google and search for a product, one of the
(04:41):
tabs you're going to see at the top of the results says
Shopping. Now when people click that
Shopping tab again, what does that show us as advertisers?
It shows that they have high buying intents because they are
going to a Shopping section on Google Now at the top of the
shopping page, what everybody's going to see is a carousel of
products. And those products are paid ads.
(05:02):
Those actually come from your Google shopping ad campaigns.
So you're going to be there alsobut the beautiful thing about
product listings is these appearunder those ads in the shopping
tab. So once the user scrolls down,
everything that they're seeing there is there for free.
It cost the store listing the items there $0.00.
And while it's also great to rank on Google organically,
(05:25):
we'll talk about that later, this type of organic listing is
even more powerful because again, the people are seeing
your product images, the productprice, the store name, and when
they click it, they have that high buying intent, which you're
going to hear me repeating Because when it comes to an
ecommerce store, right, if you asked me, Anton, would you
rather have 10,000 website visitors a week or 1000 visitors
(05:47):
a week? I couldn't answer that question
unless you told me who those 10,000 website visitors were and
who those 1000 website visitors were.
If the 1000 website visitors were coming from people
searching for my products and then clicking images with the
price of the products, I would take them every day of the week.
Over 10,000 people that came to me off, you know, a gig I bought
(06:09):
online to send qualified trafficbecause that's worthless.
OK, so keep that in mind, right?You don't need all the traffic
in the world. You need the right type of
traffic. And these first two sources are
amazing. Again, this one is totally free
for every ecommerce store owner.Now the third one that is also
Google related, this one actually is paid.
Again, just like Google Shoppingads, these are what are known as
(06:30):
search text ads, and this is what most people are familiar
with when they think about Google, Google advertising.
These are what appear when the user, whether it be you or a
future customer, goes to Google,searches for a product or
searches for anything and then sees the sponsored section at
the top of the search results. Again, if you're watching the
(06:51):
video of this, I'll throw in a screen share overlay.
And with these, you do need to be careful as an ecommerce store
owner because what some people do, which is in my opinion a
huge waste of money, is sell in a niche.
Again, we'll keep using stand updesks, like stand up desks and
they will bid on the keyword fortheir search text ads for stand
up desks thinking if people are searching for them, I want to
(07:11):
appear high, I want to get sales.
Now the problem with that is theperson, the guy or the girl
searching for stand up desks on Google doesn't know what
standing desk they even want yet.
And maybe they don't even want to buy one right now.
Maybe they're just researching them.
So if you run search text ads and bid on that keyword, you're
going to get clicks, you're going to spend money, but those
people are not as likely to convert.
(07:33):
So if I'm telling you that, thenwhy do I even have search text
ads included here with the top 9traffic sources?
It's because what I would encourage you to do, this is
going to be one of your most profitable campaigns, is set up
up a very small search text ad campaign with a very small
budget. In the beginning, this could be
like 3 to $5 a day where the keyword that you target is your
store name. So let's say your store name was
(07:55):
stand up desksplus.com. Your keyword should be a phrase
match keyword that says stand updesks plus.
And then when everybody searchesthat they're going to see you
again on Google at the top of the results.
Now, why is this important? It's because especially when
you're a new store, people are going to find you through, you
know, really all the traffic sources we mentioned, but
(08:16):
specifically these two I showed 1st.
And what's going to happen is maybe they're going to be, you
know, at Starbucks waiting to get their coffee and they do
their search on Google and they find your store and they're
like, oh cool, oh, my coffee's ready.
I'm going to go to this website later and place an order, right?
Then they're going to go back onGoogle and be like, what was
that store called again? Was it was it, you know, stand
up desks plus, OK, let me go to Google and I'll just search on
Google for it. And then if you don't do this,
(08:37):
what's going to happen is your competitors, once you start to
get any significant amount of traffic, are going to bid on
your brand name and appear aboveyou.
That is why this is very important.
Again, it's a very small budget campaign.
It's almost remarketing, but kind of indirectly, if you
understand and you know you're sticking with me here, and if
you are, by the way, and if you're getting value so far, let
me know. Leave a comment that says value.
(08:58):
I know you can do that if you'rewatching on YouTube or if you're
listening on Spotify podcasts. Unfortunately, all the other
podcast players don't offer that, but YouTube and Spotify,
if you're listening there, comment value for getting value
so far. But yeah, that's going to bring
back all those people that are trying to find you when they
want to come back and buy instead of having your
competitors take up your keywords.
OK, but that is the third traffic source that I wanted to
(09:19):
share with you. Now the next one that I want to
share with you is Microsoft Ads.Now let me just write this down.
Microsoft ads, if you're wondering where these appear,
these appear on Bing. So yes, people do use Bing.
No, it's not, you know, close tothe amount of people that use
Google, but it still is a used search engine and they also have
(09:42):
a shopping section. So what I would encourage you to
do again, if you're any type of e-commerce store owner
specifically what we do at Drop Ship Lifestyle is sell high
ticket products from domestic brands.
But no matter what type of e-commerce business you're
running, this will work for you.And all you want to do is make a
Microsoft Ads account. And inside your Microsoft Ads
(10:03):
account, you'll see a button that says add store.
And what you're doing here is basically creating if, if you're
familiar with Google Merchant Center, when you make a
Microsoft Ads store, you're basically making a Merchant
Center accounts for Microsoft ads.
This is done inside of your Microsoft Ads account, by the
way. But once you create your store,
you add what is known as a product feed to it.
(10:25):
And that product feed includes all of of your information that
is coming from in your Shopify store or whatever store you're
using, right? Whatever platform, they all have
a way to submit your feed here. But, and by the way, if you're a
member of dropship lifestyle, I should mention this and you're
watching this, of course, we have full video trainings, like
literally step by step screen shares of every one of these
traffic methods. So if you're like watching this
(10:47):
as a refresher, as a member, go into your members area, go into
module 6 for the most up to datelessons showing you how to do
this step by step. But what you do is make your
Microsoft Ads account, you create your store in Microsoft
Ads, you add your product feed, and then you run shopping ads,
you create shopping campaigns. And what this is going to do is
very similar. If we go back here to what these
(11:09):
accomplished, your Google Shopping ads, we're
accomplishing the same thing with this traffic source, except
they're appearing when people search for brand names, product
names and SKU numbers on Bing. Now, this might make up 15 to
25% of your overall traffic, butagain, for something that you
can set your budget at, you know, 15 into 25% of your Google
(11:29):
Ads budget, there's no reason not to do it because it's not
competing with your other traffic sources.
It's simply adding more traffic to your store.
And again, not just any traffic,but traffic that comes from high
intent search queries. OK, moving on, we'll go into
traffic source #5 which is meta ads.
So meta ads, obviously that means Facebook, that means
(11:51):
Instagram, that means everywherethat meta ads can show.
But what I'm not going to encourage you to do is what
you'll probably see and hear a lot of people talking about if
you, you know, watch a lot of type of, you know, episodes or
content on YouTube or podcasts and a lot of people say, yeah,
use meta ads. Set up your targeting to target
the people that might be interested in your products.
So again, standing desks, maybe try to target people in an
(12:14):
interest group of ergonomic furniture, right?
Don't do that. It's simply a waste of money.
Get your traffic from people that are actually searching for
the stuff you're selling. Like I've shared in the 1st 4
traffic methods and with Meta ads, what I want you to do is
set up DP as now that stands fordynamic product ads.
(12:35):
And these you've seen yourself, I'm sure when you were on
Facebook or Instagram, you know,countless times.
And these work in a way where people are first finding you
through again, all your other traffic sources.
Then they leave without buying like most people will.
Then they go on Facebook, they go on Meta, whatever it may be,
and instead of just seeing an adfor your store, what they are
seeing is a carousel. So they could swipe through it
(12:58):
and the carousel is showing themall of the products that they
had looked at on your store. And when they click on any of
these ads, right they click the button.
What it does is take them back to that same product page on
again your Shopify store or thisworks again with every
e-commerce platform we use Shopify, but it doesn't take
them back to your general store,your homepage or collection or
(13:20):
what not. It takes them back to the
specific product that they were looking at.
OK, these, the beauty of them isalso you do not need a huge
budget. We take whatever our entire
marketing budget is for the month and we spend about 10% of
it in remarketing. If you're looking for like a
percentage, you know what you should invest in cold traffic,
people that don't know you yet versus people that are coming
(13:40):
back. Again, we spread about 10% of
our monthly budgets across remarketing campaigns.
They are very targeted. Again, if if your search text
campaign for your store name isn't your highest return on ad
spend and this will be no reasonnot to set it up.
And again, it does not take longat all.
OK, so that is the 5th traffic source that I want to share with
(14:00):
you that every single e-commercestore out there, regardless of
what type of e-commerce businessyou're running, regardless of
what type of order fulfillment you're doing, regardless of what
your price points are, should berunning.
Now the next one that I'm going to share with you, number six is
search engine optimization, OK, SEO.
Now this obviously will help youto rank organically on both
(14:23):
Google and Bing. And this is something where I do
encourage people to do it soonerrather than later, but I
encourage people to do it in a very specific way because again,
I've been in e-commerce for almost 20 years now.
And I'll tell you, once my stores started to take off with
paid traffic, when I first got into this business, I wanted to
rank for the general keywords for my business.
(14:43):
So again, let's use the standingdesk example.
If I sold, I didn't sell standing desks, but if I did, I
would want to rank for the keyword standing desk.
Again. That was the old way of
thinking. So what I did again probably 15
years ago now is pay, one of thebest SEO agencies I could find
in Manhattan where I was living at the time, 10s of thousands of
dollars to rank me for that general niche keyword.
(15:04):
Rank me means to get me to my store to come up first in
Google. And we got there and what
happened was we got tons of traffic, but I did not see a
huge increase in sales. Why was that?
It was because the people again searching for those general
keywords, they'll click, but they're not likely to buy.
They don't have that intent. So I realized this again after
(15:24):
investing 10s of thousands of dollars into this and for every
store since I have had a different approach to SEO.
And I'll give you a brief overview of this and kind of the
importance of where to put your time for again, any e-commerce
store. So if we were going to break
this up into different levels, the most important SEO you could
do is on your I wrote pages here, but I'll put out in front
(15:47):
of it product because it's for your product pages.
So the things that we want to rank for now most importantly
are for the products we're selling.
So if somebody searched that, let me let me see what desk this
is the brand that makes the deskis fully.
So if somebody searched for fully 72 inch bamboo standing
desk, I would much rather rank #1 organically for my SEO for
(16:09):
that than for the keyword standing desk because again,
those people know what they want.
So in order of where to invest your time when it comes to SEO,
start with product pages, optimize all of them.
That is most important. From there, the second most
important thing that we're optimizing are our collection
pages. Now, if you don't use Shopify,
these are probably called, you know, something different, but
(16:30):
Shopify calls them collect collections.
Most other platforms call them categories.
But again, let's say we had thatstanding desk site and we had a
collection for bamboo standing desks and we had a collection
for L-shaped standing desks and we had a collection for standing
desks on wheels, right? Whatever those different
(16:50):
categories were that we had on our store, after we otimize all
of our product ages, we move on to otimize those collection
ages. Now after that, I'll just give
you 3 here, but you can kind of envision this for yourself like
you do eventually want to optimize all of the pages on
your site. And by the way, for SEO, what we
focus on is on site, OK, So not building links everywhere where
(17:11):
while why that can be important and could be helpful for those
are really hard to rank keywords.
Most of the stuff we do is only changes we're making on our
websites. And if you want like again, step
by step trainings on how to do this, we have individual lessons
in module 6 of the blueprints for product page SEO, collection
page SEO and so on and so on. But after these are maxed out,
what I recommend doing is creating contents.
(17:34):
And this is done for us on Shopify's blogging system that
is built in. And with this, we're trying to
pick up keywords that are a little bit more broad, but not
as broad as our main niche keyword.
And you know, if we could, if wecould hypothetically rank for
our main niche keyword through blogs, of course we would take
it without having to spend 10s of thousands of dollars to do
it. But it's pretty difficult.
(17:55):
It does cost a lot of money to rank for those big keywords.
And again, it's not worth it. So, so instead, what we try to
do is find keywords that could still have buyer intent that
wouldn't make sense for a product page or collection.
So an example would be, again, we're going to keep going with
standing desks. Could be we create a blog on the
top 10 standing desks for 2025, right?
That is something that we could rank for by creating a blog and
(18:17):
focusing on on site SEO that canget us traffic that even though
they're not searching for a specific product, they are a
little bit lower in the buyer funnel because they're searching
for what are the best standing desks, which means they're at
least at that interest stage where they want to know which
one is best. And of course on that blog post,
we would link to those products of the best standing desks.
OK, so traffic source number sixis SEO.
(18:40):
But again, follow the system, doit in a very specific way.
Now the 7th 1 I want to share with you again, I'm sure you're
familiar with, but just like everything we do a dropship
lifestyle, this is going to be in a very specific way.
And this is influencers. Now, most of the time when you
hear about influencer marketing,you think, you know, brands
paying big money to these, you know, huge celebrity accounts
(19:04):
for a post or a story that linksto them.
And while there's a time and a place for that, you know, with
the right type of store, I'm notgoing to, again, like there's a
lot of ways to get traffic right.
But that type of influence marketing is actually not what I
recommend because again, certainstores, yes, it makes sense for,
but for most stores, for like the, the 99% of stores that I'm
speaking to right now, I don't recommend doing that.
(19:26):
Instead, what I recommend doing is going out there and trying to
find which actual websites already exist that have your
audience. OK, where are the eyeballs?
Who has already built up websites that has, you know,
hundreds of thousands or millions of people that would be
your customer that traditionallyyou would be targeting with
(19:46):
those other traffic sources thatI just mentioned.
Now, of course, these can't be direct competitors.
So again, if you were selling standing desks, you're not going
to find the biggest current standing desk store and try to
work out a deal where they promote you because why would
they do that, right? They already have their business
that's a direct competitor. But what you want to find are
the indirect competition or again, sites that are related to
(20:08):
you, but that don't do what you're doing.
So in this case that don't sell standing desks.
So what I would be looking for in this?
This example are blogs and websites that cover things like
ergonomic furniture, right? And what you could do is find
all these websites by Googling things like standing desks.
In this example, whatever your niche is, opening all the sites
(20:29):
that come up on the first page results of Google and then
looking to see again if they're a competitor or not.
And if they're not, what I wouldrecommend you do is take all of
their UR LS and put them into a website calledsimilarweb.com.
You can make a free account on it, but go to similarweb.com,
put their UR LS in there, and it's going to show you what
(20:49):
their traffic rank is. So how much traffic do these
websites get? And for all the ones that have a
sizable amount of traffic, what you want to do is reach out to
them and ask them if you can take out ad space on their
store. Typically you'll see ads already
that exist here. I'll just do it like this so you
can see it better. Typically you'll see ad space on
their, not their stores, but their blogs, their websites,
(21:09):
their content sites where you see other companies advertising.
These are typically banner ads and you can ask them for their
rate card, see what the prices are.
Take out an ad on a two week or a month long trial.
Set up UTM tracking so you know if it's actually sending you
quality traffic or not and see if it turns into sales.
If it does, you can get a longercontract with them.
And this is another way to use adifferent style of influencer
(21:31):
marketing to get the eyeballs that already exist just on other
websites and get them clicking your ads, going to your store,
getting you more sales. OK.
That is obviously where the money is made.
And that is the seventh source of traffic that I want to share
with you. Again, if you want full
trainings on all of this, it's all in the drop ship blueprint
over at dropshiplifestyle.com. If you're a member, just log in
(21:53):
blueprint.dropshiplifestyle.com.And if you're not a member yet,
you're interested, you want a free training, go to Drop Ship
webinar.com, DROPSHIP webinar.com.
I'll link that below. Also there you get a free
training for me, plus a special offer to get into the Drop Ship
blueprint. But that being said though,
let's keep moving along and go into traffic.
(22:14):
Source #8 that every e-commerce store can and should use.
And this is referral. I think I spelled that wrong.
Referral. This is referral marketing.
OK, So what is referral marketing?
This is when other people out there think of them as
(22:34):
affiliates are sending you traffic.
Now there are ways to do this right.
There are ways to do this wrong.One way you can actually
incorporate referral marketing is with your influencer partners
where these ads you could not even pay for, but you can give
them a unique link to use and when people click them and buy,
they earn a Commission. So that's one way you can use it
that I definitely would recommend, but another way is to
(22:56):
give your existing customers people that buy from you.
So again, you have all your traffic sources, the ones that
we've been talking about, right?They're going to your Shopify
store, they're spending money. And then after they buy, what we
do is send them a series of emails in what we call a post
purchase campaign. And in these emails we are
basically inviting them to become affiliate partners,
(23:18):
right? We don't use the word affiliate
because most normal consumers don't know what that even means,
but we tell them that they can refer their friends and family
and if they buy, they earn a Commission.
Now to do this, we use a Shopifyapp that is called Reversion.
It is paid. So if you want to do this, just
know there is a cost associated with it.
But if you are getting a good amount of lead flow and sales
(23:40):
flow through your business, thisis a great way to give existing
customers a reason to share their links on social media, to
share their links with family and friends.
And it's a great way, again, to diversify your traffic and not
pay for it upfront. Instead, you pay them a small
Commission once the sales come through on your website.
And then what happens once thoseextra sales come through on your
website? Those people get your post
(24:01):
purchase campaign that gives them a link to promote your
store. OK, so that is number 8.
That brings us into the last one.
Last but not least, this is one again, all of these, but every
single store should be doing, and I'm simply going to title
this one, promotions. OK, Now you might think, well,
promotions, like what does that even mean?
How is this a source of traffic?Well, one thing that every
(24:24):
e-commerce store should be doingis capturing e-mail addresses,
right? So we do this in a couple of
ways. We have people that are on our
store and then I'll just put AC for abandoned checkouts.
Everybody that abandons their checkout, of course we have
their e-mail address. We also have customers.
So everyone that's bought from us in the past, of course we
have their e-mail address. But then on our stores, what we
(24:45):
also do is have something calledan exit intent overlay.
So when they go to leave, we have a pop up come up that
typically offers them some type of discount, but in exchange for
that discount they have to entertheir e-mail and then we send it
to them. Now all of these sources for
building emails get put into ourShopify accounts in the customer
section and we then use Shopify e-mail to send out emails
(25:08):
promoting different things. I'm just going to put Shopify
e-mail, which by the way is included with your Shopify
accounts. There's no extra fee to use it
unless you send I believe over 10,000 emails a month.
But what we do with our promotion strategy is every
single month, OK, once a month for 12 months is have between A3
and A5 day promotion. So between three and five days
(25:32):
out of every month. We are running a special offer
on all of our stores. Now these offers can always look
different. They might be, you know, upgrade
free expedited shipping might beget 10% off.
It might be get a free bonus gift, right.
By the way, again, I'm going to keep saying it, but there's a
full lesson on, you know, literally 12 months of promotion
ideas and how we set this up inside of the blueprint.
(25:54):
Again, this is a module six thing.
Module 6 is traffic, but three to five days of every month we
have this promotion running where all three of these sources
that we collected emails from are being emailed these
promotions. Now, this right here makes up
about 30% of our monthly revenue.
And before I did this, right, and this might be you right now,
if you already have a store, you're building up emails,
(26:16):
right? Whether it's a small amount or a
large amount, the truth is it doesn't matter because you
continue to build over time and you can get more and more people
onto your e-mail list. But what I was doing is nothing.
I just had these emails. And then once I started adding
this, I was taking basically this almost dead asset to my
businesses. You know, dead in the sense it
wasn't making any money, it was just sitting there.
And I turned it into something that generates about 30% of our
(26:40):
monthly revenue, again, for zeroextra dollars.
Especially if you're using Shopify e-mail, which cost you
nothing extra. You can literally increase how
much money you're making every month by 30% simply by setting
up these promotions the right way and by consistently sending
them again once a month for between 3:00 to five days to
everybody that falls into your e-mail list.
(27:00):
So guys, that is the 9 traffic sources that will work for any
e-commerce store. I really do hope this helped.
Even if you don't have a store yet again and you're thinking
like, if I build 1, how are people going to come again?
It's not by luck. It's by these 9 traffic sources.
And if you already have a store and you're looking for more
traffic, go back. Watch this as many times as you
need to incorporate things you're not using yet.
(27:21):
And if you know anybody that would benefit from this, do me a
favor, share the link with them.And finally, again, if you are
not yet a member of our award-winning coaching program,
the only program to ever be voted best e-commerce course by
Shopify, click the link in the description.
Go to drop Ship webinar.com. You'll get a free training plus
special offer on the Drop Ship blueprints.
Build your store, follow all of our systems, not just traffic
(27:42):
related but everything and hear more of these.
Popular Podcasts
Stuff You Should Know
If you've ever wanted to know about champagne, satanism, the Stonewall Uprising, chaos theory, LSD, El Nino, true crime and Rosa Parks, then look no further. Josh and Chuck have you covered.
24/7 News: The Latest
The latest news in 4 minutes updated every hour, every day.
Crime Junkie
Does hearing about a true crime case always leave you scouring the internet for the truth behind the story? Dive into your next mystery with Crime Junkie. Every Monday, join your host Ashley Flowers as she unravels all the details of infamous and underreported true crime cases with her best friend Brit Prawat. From cold cases to missing persons and heroes in our community who seek justice, Crime Junkie is your destination for theories and stories you won’t hear anywhere else. Whether you're a seasoned true crime enthusiast or new to the genre, you'll find yourself on the edge of your seat awaiting a new episode every Monday. If you can never get enough true crime... Congratulations, you’ve found your people. Follow to join a community of Crime Junkies! Crime Junkie is presented by audiochuck Media Company.