A lot of people ask me why I use Shopify for my store instead of other platforms. Honestly, it just makes life easier. You don’t need to be super techy to set it up, and it’s got everything in one place — payments, shipping, apps, analytics, you name it. The best part is that it can grow with you. You can start small and scale up without needing to rebuild everything. Plus, customers trust a Shopify checkout way more than some random site, which helps with conversions. At the end of the day, it’s not just about the platform but how you run your store. Good products + good marketing = results. Shopify just makes that process smoother. Anyone here also using Shopify? How’s your experience been s o far?

Hey guys wonder if you can give me some advice please. So I am looking at a pilot customer who initially I thought free forever (my thought was then I don't have to look for another pilot) however after a few discussions it came up that I should still add structure to add value for both parties so came up with this, can you comment please 🟢 Level 1 – Concept (Free) - Diagnostic - High-level workflow sketch (“concept of the fix”). - ROI framing (what the leak is costing). - Purpose: Show value 🟡 Level 2 – Design (Low-Cost) ('MVP') - Detailed workflow design (how the automation will work). - System mapping + tool integration plan. - Quote/proposal for implementation. - Purpose: Paid planning stage — proves seriousness. 🔵 Level 3 – Implementation (Core Paid) - Build the automation - Test + integrate with client’s existing systems - Deliver functional solution. - Purpose: Main delivery tier — visible ROI. 🔴 Level 4 – Maintenance (Ongoing Retainer) (I was thinking of making this free for the Pilot customer) - Monitor, patch, and optimize automations. - Add upgrades as business grows. - Support team with usage issues. - Purpose: Long-term recurring revenue & client trust. Your feedback will be highly appreciated