Ecomvest

We build, buy, grow, and sell high-performing e-commerce businesses to buyers and investors worldwide. If you want to sell or buy e-commerce, please reach out.

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@andrewrosener Interesting take on domains mattering more with AI shopping. For most brands we look at, the domain is secondary to whether customers actually come back. Do you think a strong domain still moves the needle much once ads and retention are already solid?

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@EcomWarriokhti Congrats on the new high!! The jump from testing to holding real stock is where a lot of stores either stabilize or get messy. When you moved to holding inventory, did you start with the agent or go straight to a 3PL?

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@adamtaylorl Showing what’s happening under the surface works when the product’s benefit is hard to see. Have you tested this style more for cold traffic, or does it perform better once people already know the brand?

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@theodorsan Showing what’s happening under the surface works when the product’s benefit is hard to see. Have you tested this style more for cold traffic, or does it perform better once people already know the brand?

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@EcomMachine Testing a lot of products fast is one way to find something that sticks. When you look at a product that’s already moving, what’s the first thing that makes you kill it vs keep scaling?

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@ecom_cork Makes sense. A lot of the stores we look at have decent ad numbers, but the real profit drops once you factor in which customers actually come back. Do you mostly judge a brand by how clean the ads are, or by how sticky the product is?

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@theperryecom This is solid. A lot of stores we look at have fine ROAS but a weaker real contribution margin once you factor in which customers actually stick around.

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Most stores don’t fail because of the product. They fail because the owner changes five things at once the moment ads get expensive.

What’s the one lever you refuse to touch on a rough day?

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If your Shopify store is making $4k+ a month in revenue, what would it take for you to sell it? We’ve done 75+ acquisitions and can move in 7 to 10 days.

DM us if you’re curious. Referrals are welcome too 🤝

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@murodovsultan Totally agree, most stores don’t die from bad products, they die from owners who panic and change everything at once. How do you stop yourself from touching the ads on a rough day?

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@paulpagepilot Called it a scam three times before it clicked, that’s the most accurate ecom story I’ve read. When you came back after 3 years, what did you do differently on the first store?

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@Samuel_Ecom1 Solid breakdown. That bundle default trick alone is a game-changer

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@EcomSkii Bad days are normal. Burning cash without checking the data isn't

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@rdigital17 Interested, DM

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Most buyers buy a store and hope. We buy it and run it 🔄

Ads, operations, fulfilment and reporting all sit with our team. That’s why we know what a store needs before we make an offer.

What’s the one job in your store you’d love to hand off tomorrow? 👇

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Want a quick way to make your store worth more? Lower your refund rate 📉

It’s one of the first numbers a buyer looks at, and a small fix to a product page or a shipping promise can move it fast. Every point you win goes straight back into your profit.

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What is your Shopify store worth? Most founders guess wrong.
Submit your store and we’ll tell you where you’d land. Free, and you’re not committed to anything.
https://t.co/EOIp2UJdGT

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@joshdgavin That chart is wild🔥

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@ecomedyy Keep pushing!

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@the_ecom_g This is so true