Finu Rahman

Founder, Finu&Co | Angle Partner | Helping Shopify brands turn product questions into purchases with AI. Sharing e-commerce tips & ideas.

[Finu Rahman @_finurahman]

Being a student while building something for my future feels like a rollercoaster. Still hopeful, still learning.

Meeting new people makes the journey more interesting.

Studying, building, or figuring things out too? Let’s connect.
What are you working on?

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One cart. Multiple brands. One checkout.

Shopify’s Universal Checkout lets shoppers buy from several merchants together in the Shop app.

Would you welcome the easier buying experience or worry about your brand competing for attention?

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Agency owners: would you pay for a lead list with no emails?

I’d consider it if it showed which brands fit my service and why.

Contact details tell me where to reach out. Company context helps me decide what to say.

What makes a lead valuable to you?

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Growing on X is hard.

You post. Nobody cares.
You reply. Nobody cares.
You disappear for a day. Nobody notices. 😶

How do people grow here?

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Agencies: what makes an ecommerce store a good lead for you?

Platform, category, location, size?

A Shopify developer and a logistics provider need different prospect lists.

Which store detail takes your team the most time to find?

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When selling to a business, I’d start here:

Can I help them make more money, reduce costs, or get work done faster?

Then explain how the features deliver that outcome.

What matters most to your clients right now?

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Ecommerce founders: repeated support questions can reveal what your store needs to explain better.

That’s a topic I’m thinking about as we build AskAngle, our AI work assistant.

What do your customers keep asking?

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B2B agencies targeting the U.S.: how much time goes into finding the right prospects?

Company data helps you find businesses that fit.
People data helps you find who to speak with.

Which is harder for your team: finding companies or contacts?

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Agencies need brands that fit their services.

Sales teams need relevant decision-makers.

Partnership teams need businesses with shared audiences.

Useful data starts with knowing who you’re looking for.

What’s harder: finding the right company or the right person?

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“Your Shopify store needs a redesign.”

My first question: what needs fixing?

A new theme won’t answer missing product details or unclear delivery info.

I’d start by finding where customers hesitate.

Is “it looks outdated” enough reason to rebuild?

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Where do people go after clicking your links?

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I’ll share what I learn.

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Been having some good conversations with people in ecommerce lately. Always come away with something I hadn’t thought about.

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Abandoned cart emails aren't optional anymore.
They're free revenue sitting on the table.

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One blurry product photo can cost you a sale you already paid to get.

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Your return policy page gets more visits than you think.
Make it easy to find and easy to read.

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Adding a 'Frequently bought together' section can lift average order value more than any discount code.

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If your bounce rate is high,
check your page speed before you touch your ad copy.

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Traffic is rented.
An email list is owned.
Stop obsessing over visitors and start collecting emails.

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Your product page has 3 seconds to answer one question: 'Why should I buy this from you?'

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3 things killing your conversion rate:
slow load time, no reviews, and a confusing checkout.
Fix these first.