u/Herbertie25

I went live a week ago and have been running ads, the pixels are targeting checkouts and they've been getting better and I've been getting more checkouts, but I haven't gotten anybody to buy yet.

In my Shopify I have 2 saved abandoned checkout people, so they rest must not be entering any info at all. I make the price clear and offer free shipping, I did a test order and it went through fine, all my friends say it looks good. I would appreciate any advice. Thanks!

https://furstopper.com/shop/fan-guard/

I've seen in older movies a lot where the characters will come across a sign poster, maybe some grab a number tabs below, but these days most people try to get the word on on social media. What about small businesses did they have more bulletins where people were need to go to see info? When did most people try to get the their information out by posting signs?

I gave it a photo of my cats and my website link and told it to design a business card using HTML and use playwright to take screenshots and keep iterating until it's perfect. I bought A set of Avery printable business card paper from walmart and asked Claude to make a template for those. It was able to make an html page with a print button 2x5 grid that printed perfectly on the business card paper. Results better than I expected in about 10 minutes