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16 contributions to Storebuild.ai - By Zendrop
New Week Guys
🚀 New week, new goals! I’m starting this week with one question for everyone building an e-commerce/Shopify business: What’s holding you back right now? 🤔 Is it getting sales, finding winning products, building your store, ads, or simply knowing where to start? Drop it below 👇 Let’s see what everyone is struggling with and help each other out.
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Knowing where to actually begin usually stalls people out more than the actual store setup itself. Breaking the launch into small, sequential phases rather than treating it like one massive hurdle made a huge difference for me. I keep my visual mood boards in Figma and map my daily execution steps across project cards in Floment AI so each morning has a defined next action. Once you only focus on the single task right in front of you, the overwhelm disappears quickly.
The simplest setup I’ve found for actually getting an online store off the ground
One thing I’ve noticed with starting an online business: It’s surprisingly easy to spend more time preparing to build than actually building. Researching products. Saving ideas. Watching tutorials. Writing down things you “need to do.” Then suddenly you have 30 tabs open and still haven’t launched anything. I’ve been trying to keep my setup much simpler: - AI → product research, brainstorming, copy ideas, and getting unstuck - Floment → breaking the launch into actual projects and daily to-dos so there’s always a next action - Store platform → obviously where the actual selling happens - Notion → keeping useful research, ideas, and processes organized The biggest shift for me was treating the store launch like a project instead of one giant task called “start an online business.” For example: Launch store → Pick product → Create offer → Build product page → Create 3–5 pieces of content → Test traffic → Review results → Improve the offer Nothing fancy. Just making the next step obvious. A tool like Floment is useful for this because it combines project planning, to-dos, progress, and community in one workspace instead of making you bounce between five different apps. Still, the system matters more than the tool. What’s the one thing you’re currently stuck on with your store, product selection, building the site, getting traffic, or making that first sale?
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@Oswin Crispin Definitely getting traffic. Most people get caught up tweaking their store and testing products forever, but actually getting consistent eyes on the offer without burning out their budget is usually where things stall out. Which one are you focusing on dialing in right now?
If finding a product that can actually sell
One thing I have learned is that a trending product doesn’t automatically mean it’s a winning product. Before testing anything, I usually look at: * Demand and current trends * Competition * Profit margin * Supplier reliability * Marketing potential What’s the biggest challenge you face when choosing products for your Shopify store?
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That filter is so important because it is way too easy to get distracted by whatever is trending on social media. I usually drop my product research notes into Google Drive and track my testing checklist inside Floment. Having that structured approach saves so much wasted ad spend later on.
🛍️ You Built the Store… Now What?
I’m curious about everyone here in Storebuild.ai. A lot of us joined because we want to build an online store, find products that sell, get our first customers, and eventually create a business that generates real income. But some people may have already joined, learned a lot, and still haven't made their first sale. Maybe you’re: 🛒 Still setting up your store 🔎 Struggling to find the right products 📱 Unsure how to market your store 💰 Waiting for your first sale 🎯 Getting traffic but no conversions 📈 Trying to figure out how to scale 🔥 Working toward your first $5K, $10K, or $20K in sales My personal goal is to work toward $20,000 in sales, but I know everyone has a different target. So let’s talk about it: What did you join Storebuild.ai hoping to achieve? And what is the biggest thing stopping you from getting there right now? Drop your goal and where you're currently stuck below. 👇 You never know who in this community might have the knowledge, experience, or idea that helps you take the next step. You joined to build something. Now let's work toward actually making it happen. 🚀
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Figuring out what to focus on every single day after the initial store setup is honestly where most people stall out. Breaking down your daily priorities into clean project cards makes a massive difference in keeping your momentum alive. I like pairing Google Sheets with Floment so my data stays organized right next to my daily to dos. Having community spaces to share your progress keeps you accountable instead of guessing what to do next.
Drop shipping or drop stressing
6 months, purchased 46 stores (still don’t know how that happened, hired an expert (expert scammer), stressed to the limit and still no store! I’ve had it!!
1 like • Aug 18
Trying to manage dozens of store concepts usually leads straight to extreme burnout and shiny object syndrome. I keep my product research and store notes inside Google Drive and map out my actual daily building steps in Floment using project cards and task tracking. Focusing on executing just one clean store setup in a central workspace makes it so much easier to build real momentum without feeling overwhelmed.
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Building things online and trying to optimize my daily workflow. Here to learn from founders who are a few steps ahead.

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