u/eshquia

Hi guys. I have a situation that i am having hard time to decide. Finally im getting divorce sorted out soon and will be selling a 4br huge house that i never needed as a “single man”. Houses are selling very quick in my area so i will be out of here in about a month i assume.
I always thought of rv living but havent spent a night in one. I have a business that has huge safe lot outside, gated and stuff, i will park it literally next to the building. Parking, hooking up etc is not a problem. Also, Christmas season is extremely busy, we spend a good 14-16 hrs a day at the warehouse, usually sleeping on the couch tbh. I have no financial problems to rent a house but, i am planning to go overseas after Christmas and god knows when i will be back. At least 5-6 months that i will be gone. So renting a house is pointless. I have place to store my current furniture etc as well. I am thinking of buying something cheap that i wont really care after few months. I want to stay under 10k. It pretty much evens the amount i will be paying for rent.
Some concerns i have are;
1- my cat. I don’t know how she will be in a small space. She always lived in a large house since I found her on the street. Will she be awkward?
2- absolutely no idea about rv brands, quality, maintenance and all. What should i be looking at?
3- will i have hard time living in a small space. (I know i sound like a brat by saying this). But i literally never slept in one.
4- anything specific that i need to know to hook up water and electric to an industrial warehouse?
5- this will be a stationary rv, not planning to move it. Do i need insurance? What kind if so?
6- i am in GA. It doesn’t get extremely cold here but still, how bad would winter be?

Thank you so much in advance. Sorry for bothering y’all with noob questions.

I started a new website recently and last night i went to create meta stuff so i can start advertising. Created the facebook page with no problem. Proceeded to instagram and entered info. Name seems available too, perfect. I created it. Changed the profile picture and then on the way to account center, it got an awkward screen that reads suspension in the url. It said something like “human verification” then said suspension released. I have this loading screen since then. .com/accounts/suspended/bla bla. Its been loading for a good 12 hrs still tried incognito, tried different devices, nope. Still the same. I contacted meta. This nonsense support kept me waiting for an answer 45 mins. Proceeds to phone call, asks for screen sharing(?) and tells me she can’t help, i need to talk to dev team. Provided two links that goes to nowhere. Another one hour of chatting (she responds once in 15 mins) and i am still waiting. All i could get so far is that account shows inactive.

There is absolutely nothing wrong with the account or email or content (there is no content). My facebook account age is over 20 years old. Has anyone had a similar issue?
Tia

I have been running ppc ads on Amazon for a while. They were doing fine. By fine i mean 3.5-4x roas with good impressions. Greedily, i wanted better. Everybody was telling how awesome Claude is doing with ppc. Not just online people, guys around me couldn’t stop talking about it too.
I had claude analyze existing campaigns. He wouldn’t stop talking shit about them. He convinced me how it can be better by doing bla bla bla.
Don’t get me wrong. I am not a complete idiot to listen but, keep in mind that i have been hyped big time how claude fixed peoples ppc campaigns for good and i actually had a friend with me that runs bunch of ppc campaigns for many accounts.
I did it. It wanted me to remove my two best selling skus from other campaings and we will create them their own bla bla. I did. Told me to change keywords and stuff. I did all. I pulled shit tons of data from h10 for him to do his magic. Fml
After a month in, all my ppc, keyword ranks, campaigns, everything is upside down. Out of $100 budget, barely selling $100. I been slapping data into cluade for each one, every 3-4 days, it tells me to fix this, fix that and it gets worse.
I have literally tens of chats that it goes “ooops, my bad, i missed that, i didnt see this, it is my fault” all that stuff. Is there anyone honestly using this shit and making it work? I genuinely wonder.

TL DR: fuck claude for ppc campaigns.

Hi guys,
This is a new store i am building. No ads running yet since it’s still being worked on. There are only handful products to try collections and all. There will be hundreds more. Please don’t judge by that.
I realized now that i haven’t optimized some stuff for mobile (like hero image).
Please let me know how it feels as a customer, why or why wouldn’t you buy from here. And if you checked mobile or pc version.
Thanks in advance.

I won't promote or link anything, just looking for a genuine opinions. Let me give you a quick backstory: I've been in dropshipping for over 10 years and actually supply a lot of sellers on Etsy, Amazon, and Shopify. I started building this side project a while back—a fully customized dropshipping website for metal wall art. I just took the password off less than 24 hours ago so it can start getting indexed, but I haven't set up any social media or linked it anywhere yet. The theme is dialed in exactly how it needs to be for this model, and I've already added 10 to 15 products with all categories, custom product pages, and branding completely set up. I ironed out every single design and theme problem, so literally all that's left to do is upload more products, run ads, and handle social media.
The problem is that the Christmas season gets completely hectic for us, easily turning into 16-to-18-hour workdays, and I realized I just won't have the bandwidth to give this store the attention it needs. Because of that, selling it feels like the best move right now, especially with the holiday shopping season coming up—it's a massive head start for anyone wanting to jump into dropshipping. Pricing is already set up with a clean 52 percent profit margin built in, giving plenty of room for advertising. Plus, since I'm literally the supplier, I can guarantee a smooth workflow on the sourcing side, and I'm even happy to teach the buyer how to generate hundreds or thousands of products using AI and basic design tools.
So here is my question: What is something like this actually worth? Does it even have any value with zero sales so far, or should I just sell it now versus letting it sit as a neglected project until after Christmas? Appreciate any advice in advance.

Before y’all start talking shit, let me clarify, i didn’t work on this project to sell it later. I realized that it is gonna take too much of my time in busy Christmas season and I dont want it to go waste.
It is a customized shopify store, linked to manufacturer, selling customized metal wall art. Not linked to any social media yet, literally password removed an hour ago. I have added some products, checked every single flaws and fixed them. It is ready to take orders. Good thing is 0 inventory required. About %52 profit margin calculated. Well thought branding. I will also help with how to create products (no you won’t need sample or so). You can create hundreds and thousands of products with ai and basic design software and take orders. Great way to start with shopify and expand to etsy and amazon handmade. As i mentioned, this was my personal project for myself so, everything is done as it is supposed to be. I am doing dropshipping for over 10 years now.

I haven’t really set a price yet. Pm for more details. Tia

I have seen that some people use all 10 bulletpoints and all 5 generic keyword lines while others sticking with 250 byte for keywords and 1000 bytes for bulletpoints. Which one works better for you? Tia

I want to give a heads up to those signing up, resubscripting to the service. I wanted to reactivate paid plan so i could update the titles and stuff for my listing until 27th. Yes, i was aware that there will be analyzing of listings, for an hour or two, which was fine. It is still analyzing since yesterday and i was told by the support that it will take up to 48 hours (it is literally going to be end of 26th by then). I usually dont mind this kind of stuff but it annoyed me. I read everything i found during subscription and nowhere it tells that it will take that long for API to work or analyzing part will. The problem is the overpriced service they are offering and literally 2 day of it is eaten by their system. Supports attitude is “it is what it is”.