Hey guys, So I’ve been working on a premium Shopify brand in the luxury wellness niche. I put a lot into it — custom branding, a sleek modern design, Klaviyo flows, policies, domain, the whole setup. But honestly… things didn’t go to plan on my end. I won’t be able to launch it myself, so instead of letting it collect dust, I figured I’d see if anyone here wants to take it over. It’s fully ready for launch: - Brand name & domain: Revivra Wellness  - Domain: revivrawelness.com (You can see the site on google). - Modern, sleek luxury design – 10/10 expertly rated for appeal & professionalism - 3 placeholder products uploaded (easy to replace) - Klaviyo email flows and profiles integrated - Full website copy & brand story included - Privacy, Returns, Shipping & Cookie policies set up - US & UAE markets configured with free shipping Literally the only things left are plugging in Email, Registering the business, contacting suppliers and replacing products, adding Metadata and payment options, otherwise its complete. I’m letting it go for $1,000 (non-negotiable). First come, first serve. If this is something you’d seriously consider, just shoot me a message and I’ll send you the details.

When I first set up my online store, I thought everything was fine: products uploaded, design neat, checkout ready. Then one day, a friend tried to buy something and messaged me: “Hey, the checkout isn’t working.” I panicked. How many people had tried before and just gave up? 🤯 That experience taught me something important: running an online business isn’t just about having products, it’s about making sure every small detail works smoothly. Sometimes it’s not the ads or marketing, it’s the little technical things that cost sales quietly. Since then, I’ve made it a habit to test my store like a customer, not just as the owner. It’s surprising what you find when you walk through the buying process yourself. 💬 Curious has anyone here ever lost sales because of a small overlooked issue on their website/store?

When I first started my business, the goal wasn’t to replace my 9–5. I just wanted something to support it a little extra to help me breathe easier when bills came around. Fast forward, and this side business has grown into something solid. It doesn’t just cover unexpected expenses, it’s become a steady stream of income that complements my job. Looking back, the best decision I made was not waiting until things got “perfect.” I just started, learned along the way, and now I’m seeing the rewards. If you’re in a 9–5 and have ever thought about adding another stream of income, I’d say go for it. It could be the difference between just getting by and actually feeling secure.

When I first started out, I honestly didn’t even have the budget to set up a proper website. Outta nowhere, I came across this guy who literally built my website for free. No hidden fees, no strings attached. Just wanted to help. Crazy part? He’s still doing it right now for other folks who need the same kinda help. So if you’ve been thinking about getting a website for your business (or even getting your current one revamped) but haven’t pulled the trigger yet, just drop a comment or let me know. I’ll link you up with him before he gets too busy. 🚀 Sometimes the right plug comes at the right time. 🙌

Not long ago, my business was running, sales were coming in but the profit margins just weren’t where I wanted them to be. I kept pushing for more sales, thinking that was the solution, until I realized the real growth was hidden in optimization. Here’s what changed everything: ✅ I cut out expenses that weren’t adding real value. ✅ I adjusted my pricing strategy with more confidence. ✅ I focused on scaling the offers that already worked instead of chasing too many new ones. The result? A 43.62% increase in profit margin and consistency that I didn’t have before. Lesson learned: Scaling isn’t always about chasing more; it’s about refining what’s already working. 👉 Has anyone else experienced a big shift just by tweaking what they already had in place?