So I have a customer from Alaska wanting to buy two products that cost roughly $500 each. And wants to full insure both of them. The products would be shipped via UPS.
I have never had a customer ask for this before.
Wanted to ask the community is this normal? Is this a scam?
Thanks!
I have seen on this reddit that google search may not be good for an ecom brand in 2026.
I sell a commodity product and was wondering if google search is still viable for searches looking to solve a specific problem?
I have a customer who sent an email saying she like to order, but cannot due to poor eyesight and bad WiFi and would like to order over the phone. I am afraid this is an opening salvo for an ADA lawsuit.
She was able to find my contact page and send an email so I can’t imagine her eye sight could be this bad and she must have internet to send this email. Also are phone orders a no no because the potential for more scams?
I ran her email to see if she is a real person and there is no match as well.
I am in the US by the way. Thanks for your help!
What should I do?
Any advice here. I have a customer who sent an email saying she like to order, but cannot due to poor eyesight and bad WiFi and would like to order over the phone.
She was able to find my contact page and send an email so I can’t imagine her eye sight could be this bad and she must have internet to send this email.
I am in the US by the way. Thanks for your help!
What would you do?
So originally I had a demand Gen campaign with shorts and it was performing well, not enough conversions tho to get 30 in a month. My google rep kept harassing me for a whole month calling me to change it to target cpa. Eventually I relented and did what he said and now 0 conversions since the change for over 1 month.
The target cpa number is 130, where the original cpa number was 140.
What would you suggest I do? Go back to maximize conversions?
Looking to potentially buy a Hangcha Forklift and Electric Pallet Jack. Was wondering if Hangcha has improved in 2026. Prior posts people mentioned getting parts as an issue, and that Hangcha products don't last as long.
The local dealer is pushing Hangcha hard saying it has greatly improved. Curious to think what the sub thinks?
Wanted to see if anyone has done this conversion before? My current lead acid battery sulfated and I like to reduce the chances of that happening again. I am thinking the best solution is converting the battery to LifePO4 which is a lithium phosphate battery by a company that uses CATL technology, which is the latest battery technology. Here is the company: https://www.ulbspower.com/technology/lithium-iron-phosphate-chemistry.html
Given my current business use case I don’t use my electric pallet jack every day and my pallet jack is stored in a large storage unit without an electrical outlet. I can charge the battery at the office of the storage unit. But it’s 5 minute walk to get there and I need to ask permission every time.
As business picks up I will be using the electric pallet jack more often and eventually transition to a real warehouse. So I see this conversion as an investment as the products I move weigh 2,000 lbs.
Thank you!