@Emmanuel Cornelius Do you mean how do you get views on your site?

@Emmanuel Cornelius I'll let them answer for themselves, thanks for clarifying the question.

I always found that the end packaged item was the best thing I did to improve the brand. Bespoke size labels printed on the inner neck area, actually printed card tags applied with a plastic fastener, then an upsell money off next purchase voucher added and all packed in a professional looking bag. That's how you make your brand stand out above those just running print as a side hustle. When you do this, you have a business. 🔥

Absolutely agree with this. 👍 From my own experience of designing, printing and selling apparel online, I'd add one important point: Your website shouldn't just be somewhere your designs live – it needs to be somewhere they SELL. I've built e-commerce stores for my own brands as well as other businesses, and one of the biggest mistakes I see is people spending too much time trying to make a website look impressive and not enough time thinking about what they actually want the visitor to do. When someone lands on your site, they should understand within seconds: • What do you sell? • Who is it for? • Why should they buy from you? What should they do next? Beautiful design matters – I'm a graphic designer, so I'm certainly not going to argue against that! 😂 – but clarity and simplicity usually win. And these days, with AI helping with everything from the initial build and product descriptions to imagery and even setting up payment systems such as Stripe, getting a professional e-commerce presence doesn't have to be the technical nightmare it once was. If I had to choose ONE thing visitors should see first? 👉 A clear reason why this brand or product is for THEM. Get that right and you've earned their attention long enough to show them everything else.

@Jean Braids I've tried to simplify my shops after I read how many people leave Amazon without buying anything, purely because they get overcome with noise and too much choice.