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Most "must have features" lists are just a description of the default theme. Here are the eight that actually move numbers, and what happens when each one is missing.

1. Product pages that answer the objection, not just describe the product
   Sizing, materials, what it does not do, cautions where they apply. Every unanswered question becomes a return or an abandoned cart.

2. Filtering that matches how people decide
   Customers do not shop your category tree. They shop by goal, constraint, budget or dietary need. If your filters mirror your admin structure, your search is doing nothing for you.

3. Value clarity at the moment of comparison
   Price per unit, what is in the bundle, what shipping will cost. Ambiguity at comparison time is where the session ends.

4. Reviews and Q&A on the page, not behind a tab nobody opens
   Q&A does double duty. It converts, and it tells you exactly which product page copy is failing.

5. Accounts and reorder that actually work
   Order history, saved details, one-tap repeat purchase. For consumables this is most of your repeat revenue, and it is usually the most broken thing on the site.

6. Speed on a real phone on a real network
   Not a lab score. Mid-tier Android, cellular connection, cold cache.

7. Content your team can change without a developer
   Banners, guides, FAQs, seasonal sets. If a promo needs a developer ticket, you will quietly stop running promos.

8. Analytics you trust before you optimise anything
   Clean events across search, product page, cart and checkout. Optimising on broken tracking is worse than not optimising at all.

One nuance most lists miss: the weighting is not universal. A high-value, one-of-a-kind catalog inverts it. GetDevDone built the store for The Satice, an antique jewellery brand where every piece is unique, from Victorian bangles to individual sapphire rings. There, brand identity and visual hierarchy carried the work, because giving each piece room and building the page around detailed provenance is what turns a browser into a buyer. Filtering and reorder matter far less when there is exactly one of each item.

So before you build against any checklist, decide which of your products the site has to sell hardest. Then weight accordingly.

I am from India. I am into software and AI (very basic) but I want to see and learn from what is happening in China. Wondering if there is a city in China like we have for physical products where there is an expo and lot of devs. Basically like Silicon Valley of China

Thank you!

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It is crazy. Given it's a 15-minute procedure, never expected it to be so expensive.

First of all, it is so difficult to get a quote from big hospitals for the procedure. Everyone wants you to visit the centre first. I told them I am not from Mumbai and my friend is coming specially for this; only then did they give me some ranges.

But are these ranges normal?

ASG Eye Hospital Parel said around 100k. Aditya Jyot Hospital also gave like a 100-110k number. Ojas Hospital refused to give any number. Then suddenly HN Reliance is 140k. I also called a smaller chain (can't remember the name) and they gave 75k. And I can't help thinking 75k to 140k isn't the range too big? I mean, I understand all the logic (brand, etc), but for a 15-minute procedure is just strange.

I am hiring for a cold caller who has experience of selling into enterprises.

Geography: India and US

Commission: inr 10k per month per closed client. So if you get a lead and that gets converted, you will earn 10k per month for as long as client uses our product

If you have good experience, then I am also open to like a 5-10k pm fixed.

Send me your linkedin profile in DM if interested.

I want to rank this website but don’t know where to start.

Can someone tell me what tools to buy or use? What to see? I did some keyword research while writing through dataforseo

Now I want to know what are my next steps. Which tools? What metrics? How do I judge if my content is people first.

How do I check domain ranking / authority? Technical audit ? Etc etc