u/Win_Icy

Started running Meta ads for my D2C brand 3 days ago — zero sales so far. Looking for feedback

I Started a small D2C kidswear brand recently and would genuinely love some honest feedback from fellow founders here.

We launched a few days ago and started running Meta ads around 2–3 days back. We’re getting some traffic and clicks, but zero conversions so far.

The brand is focused on premium cotton co-ord sets for little girls (1–4 yrs), with a soft, minimal aesthetic.

Would really appreciate if some of you could:

  • visit the website (can add website link to your comment)
  • check the product pages / homepage
  • tell me honestly what feels “off” or missing
  • whether it feels trustworthy enough to buy from
  • if pricing / creatives / messaging seem weak

Would genuinely appreciate brutal but constructive feedback from people who’ve built consumer brands before

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u/Win_Icy — 1 day ago

Launched our premium kidswear website today after months of work

After months of sourcing fabrics, dealing with production issues, GST paperwork, packaging trials, and constantly second guessing every tiny detail — we finally launched our kidswear brand this week.

We make minimal cotton co-ord sets for little ones aged 1–5 years using pure cotton fabrics lined with soft mul cotton muslin.

We’ve launched with just 5 designs for now and plan to slowly expand collections over time instead of rushing the process.

Would genuinely love feedback from fellow founders here — especially around:
• building trust as a new brand
• getting first few customers
• improving website conversion
• growing organically without heavy ads

Happy to share the website in comments if anyone wants to see it 🤍

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u/Win_Icy — 9 days ago
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Launched our premium kidswear website today after months of work

After months of sourcing fabrics, production trials, GST paperwork, packaging experiments, and obsessing over tiny details — we finally launched Juneli today.

We create timeless cotton clothing for little ones aged 1–5 years using pure cotton fabrics lined with soft mul cotton muslin.

We’ve launched with 5 designs for now and will slowly keep adding more collections and colours over time 🤍

Would genuinely love feedback from fellow founders, parents, and small business owners.

junelishop.com

u/Win_Icy — 8 days ago