source text: Trudy w prowadzeniu biznesu

There will come a time when your store will expand and make good money, all it takes is a little patience and more commitment.

"You wrote that nobody is buying, but you didn't say what you're doing to make someone buy. If you're looking for someone here to just pat you on the back and say 'everything will be fine,' then okay. But if you want some advice, you need to provide more specifics. This definitely won't happen as you're expecting it to – sudden growth of customers without making any improvements. You see the problem: lack of customers. Instead of wondering why they're not there, do something to attract them. Oh, and you'll probably be disappointed, but this shop, judging by the screenshots, is awfully boring, not as you described it, 'very interesting.' It's neat, aesthetic, but EXTREMELY boring and lacking originality. The products are also poor for the price – selling a fish mascot for $15???? It appears to be dropshipping, but overpriced. The value of this pillow, meaning the price someone would be willing to buy it for, is rather 15, maximum 20 PLN. In conclusion, you don't know what you're doing, so either educate yourself and take a step forward, or give up before you lose all your money on monthly hosting." Note: I have tried my best to provide an accurate translation. However, please note that some meaning may be lost or altered in the translation.

"If you provide a link to the store's website, one will be able to see what is available there and at what price. Otherwise, it seems like feeling sorry for oneself..."

"In running my business, I encounter many difficulties and challenges. I have had a dream of owning my own business for a long time and decided to take on this challenge. I know that the road to success is not easy, but I did not expect it to be this difficult. I have an online shop, which I find interesting, but unfortunately, it does not have many sales. I wonder if something is wrong. I have no idea what is happening because no one writes reviews or sends emails with information. I would like to deal with both the psychological and problems that arise at the beginning or during running a business. What are your experiences and how do you cope in such situations?"

"Do you have your statistics set up? From them, you can read what is not working, based on how many people visit the store (and from where), how many add items to the cart, and when they exit the store. It could be that not many people know about your store, that the offer does not appeal to them and they leave, or that something in the checkout process demotivates them. I also don't know if you tried buying something yourself to see if everything works correctly because there might be some technical errors. It's also worth asking a few people about their impressions of the store, preferably in person or through Google Meet/similar with screen sharing enabled, so that you know how others perceive your store. It's good if these are not your closest acquaintances unless they are knowledgeable and capable of criticizing your work – otherwise, you won't get reliable opinions. As for coping mentally... It didn't look the best for me. Little support, lots of concerns, a lot of pressure. In retrospect, I think I asked others for help too little."