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Order Processing All orders are processed within 1–3 business days after payment confirmation. Orders are not processed or shipped on weekends or public holidays.
Shipping Times We ship internationally via our fulfillment partners. Estimated delivery times after dispatch:
United States & Canada: 7–15 business days
Europe: 7–15 business days
India & South Asia: 5–10 business days
Rest of World: 10–20 business days
Delivery times are estimates and may vary due to customs clearance, carrier delays, or peak seasons.
Shipping Costs Shipping costs are calculated at checkout based on your location and order weight.
Help me get more traffic
I'll look into your store's performance and setup to give you grounded, specific recommendations. Let me pull your recent traffic, sales data, and store configuration.
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Your store has traffic but zero conversions — that's the key signal. Let me now check your store configuration, installed apps, and catalog readiness.
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Great — I have a clear picture now. Here's your full breakdown:
Store Performance Snapshot
Traffic (last 30 days): 743 sessions across 9 channels — direct (709), Google (15), Bing (4), Instagram (2), Facebook (1)
Sales: $0 revenue, 0 orders — 0% conversion rate across all channels
Catalog: 158 products, 7 collections, all sampled products have images and prices
Channels active: Online Store, Google & YouTube, Facebook & Instagram
Apps: Messaging (email/SMS), multiple dropshipping apps (CJ, AutoDS, Zendrop, DSers), reviews (LAI), chatbot (Chatty), checkout rules
The core problem is clear: you have traffic but no one is buying. This is a conversion problem, not a traffic problem. Adding more traffic to a store with 0% conversion will just waste budget. The priority is fixing what's blocking purchases first.
Recommendation Options
Option 1 — Fix the Conversion Blockers Before Anything Else
What to do: Audit your store for trust and checkout friction issues that are preventing the 743 monthly visitors from buying.
Why it fits: 709 of your 743 sessions are direct traffic — people who already know your store or typed your URL — yet not a single one converted. This strongly suggests something on the storefront or checkout is broken or untrustworthy (e.g., no payment methods visible, checkout errors, missing policies, slow load times, or prices in USD confusing international buyers).
Next steps:
Go through your own checkout as a customer and place a test order
Check Settings → Payments to confirm a payment method is fully active (I noticed you were just in PayPal and alternative provider settings — confirm these are live)
Verify your Shipping Policy, Return Policy, and Terms of Service are published (Settings → Policies)
Check that your store isn't password-protected (Online Store → Preferences)
Option 2 — Activate Google Shopping Properly
What to do: Ensure your 158 products are approved and actively listed in Google Shopping via your connected Google & YouTube channel.
Why it fits: Google is only sending 15 sessions/month despite being connected. This suggests your product feed may have disapprovals, missing attributes (GTINs, product types, descriptions), or the free listings aren't fully configured. Given your catalog size and dropshipping model, even a partial feed fix could meaningfully increase qualified traffic.
Next steps:
Go to Sales Channels → Google & YouTube and check the product feed status for errors or disapprovals
Fix any flagged products (missing GTINs, policy violations, image issues)
Enable Free Listings if not already active — this costs nothing and puts products in Google Shopping organically
Option 3 — Use Your Email/SMS App to Re-engage Visitors
What to do: Leverage your already-installed Messaging app to set up an abandoned checkout flow and a browse-abandonment sequence targeting the visitors who are landing but not buying.
Why it fits: You have active marketing activities (abandoned cart, newsletter, transactional) already set up, which is a good foundation. But with 743 sessions and 0 purchases, there's a pool of visitors to re-engage. If even 1–2% convert via a follow-up email, that's your first orders.
Next steps:
Open the Messaging app and verify your abandoned cart automation is live and sending
Add a browse-abandonment or welcome series if not already active
Make sure your email capture (pop-up or form) is live on the storefront to build the list
My honest recommendation: Start with Option 1 — if checkout is broken or payment isn't working, Options 2 and 3 won't matter. Once you've confirmed the store can actually accept orders, move to Option 2 (Google feed health) to grow qualified traffic.
Want me to help you dig into any of these areas?
Start with option 1
Let's work through the conversion blockers systematically. Here's what to check:
Step 1 — Test your own checkout
Open your storefront (minkart.store) in an incognito window
Add a product to cart and go all the way through checkout
Note any errors, missing shipping rates, or payment failures
Step 2 — Confirm a payment method is live
Since you were just in your payment settings, let me check the current status.
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This is a significant finding. Here's the full checklist:
⚠️ Payment Setup — Needs Attention Shopify Payments is not enabled, and the API shows no digital wallets configured. Since you were just reviewing PayPal and an alternative provider in settings, you'll want to confirm those are fully activated — not just installed but live and accepting payments.
Go to Settings → Payments and verify at least one provider shows a green "Active" status
If PayPal is set up, make sure it's fully connected (not just added but pending OAuth/approval)
Do a test transaction if possible
Step 3 — Check store visibility
Go to Online Store → Preferences and confirm there is NO storefront password enabled
If a password is set, any visitor without it sees a locked page — explaining 0 conversions despite real traffic
Step 4 — Verify policies are published
Go to Settings → Policies and confirm Shipping Policy, Refund Policy, and Terms of Service are filled in and saved — missing policies reduce buyer trust significantly
Step 5 — Check shipping rates
Go to Settings → Shipping and delivery and confirm at least one shipping rate exists for your target markets (India, EU, international)
If no shipping rates are configured, customers hit a dead end at checkout
The most likely culprit for 0 conversions is either no active payment method or no shipping rates — both silently kill checkout. Want me to navigate you to any of these settings pages?
Step 1
Good call — testing your own checkout is the fastest way to see exactly what a customer experiences.
Here's how to do it properly:
Open an incognito/private browser window (so you're not logged in as admin)
Go to minkart.store
Click on any product → Add to cart → Proceed to checkout
Fill in a test shipping address and see if:
Shipping rates appear (or if you get "No shipping options available")
Payment methods are visible (credit card, PayPal, etc.)
You can reach the order confirmation page
What to look for:
🔴 "No shipping options" → shipping rates not configured
🔴 No payment methods shown → payment provider not active
🔴 A password/login screen → storefront is password-protected
🔴 Any error messages during checkout
Go through it now and come back with what you see — I'll help you fix whatever's blocking it.
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Once you've done the test checkout and spotted what's blocking purchases, come back and let me know what you found. I'll help you fix it step by step — whether it's payment setup, shipping rates, or anything else.
Step 2
Let me take you straight to your payment settings.
Here's your Payments settings page — check that at least one provider shows as Active:
Navigate to Payments settings
What to look for:
A green Active badge next to a payment provider (PayPal, Razorpay, or any other)
If a provider shows Pending or requires additional setup, complete that flow
If nothing is active, you'll need to add and activate a provider before customers can pay
Since Shopify Payments isn't available in India, you'll need a third-party provider like Razorpay, PayU, CCAvenue, or PayPal. Let me know what you see and I'll help you get it fully activated.
All are activated
Good — payments are live. Let's move to the next blocker.
Step 3 — Check storefront password
Here's your Online Store Preferences page:
Navigate to Online Store Preferences
Scroll down to the Password protection section and confirm it says "Your online store is open to the public" — if there's a password enabled, disable it there. Let me know what you see!
Step 3
Let's check your shipping rates — this is one of the most common silent checkout killers.
Here's your Shipping and Delivery settings:
Navigate to Shipping and Delivery
What to check:
Under Shipping profiles, click your General profile and confirm there are shipping zones and rates set up for your target countries (India, EU, international)
If you see no zones or no rates within a zone, customers will hit "No shipping options available" at checkout and can't complete their order
Since you're using CJ Dropshipping, make sure the countries you're selling to are covered
Let me know what you find — missing shipping rates are the #1 silent checkout killer!
Done
Great — you're on the Preferences page now. Quick check:
Look for the Password protection section on this page. It should say "Your online store is open to the public" with no password enabled.
✅ If it says open to the public → you're good, move on
🔴 If a password is enabled → uncheck/disable it and save
What does it show?
Public
Perfect — store is open to the public. ✅
Step 4 — Verify your policies are published.
Head to Settings → Policies directly:
Navigate to Store Policies
Once there, scroll down to the Policies section and confirm these are filled in and saved:
Refund policy
Privacy policy
Terms of service
Shipping policy
If any are blank, click "Create from template" to auto-generate a starting version, then save. Policies build buyer trust and are also required by some payment providers. What do you see?
Activated
I can see your policies page. Here's the current status:
✅ Return and refund policy — set
✅ Privacy policy — automated
✅ Terms of service — set
✅ Contact information — set
⚠️ Shipping policy — not set
⚠️ Legal notice — not set
The Shipping policy is the important one to fix — customers and payment providers look for this. Since there's no template available for it, you'll need to write one manually. It should cover:
Processing time (e.g., 3-5 business days via CJ Dropshipping)
Estimated delivery times by region (domestic vs international)
Any shipping costs or free shipping thresholds
Whether tracking is provided
Click Shipping policy → Add policy, paste your content, and save. Want me to draft a shipping policy for you based on your CJ Dropshipping setup?
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Here's a shipping policy draft tailored to your store:
Shipping Policy
Order Processing All orders are processed within 1–3 business days after payment confirmation. Orders are not processed or shipped on weekends or public holidays.
Shipping Times We ship internationally via our fulfillment partners. Estimated delivery times after dispatch:
United States & Canada: 7–15 business days
Europe: 7–15 business days
India & South Asia: 5–10 business days
Rest of World: 10–20 business days
Delivery times are estimates and may vary due to customs clearance, carrier delays, or peak seasons.
Shipping Costs Shipping costs are calculated at checkout based on your location and order weight.
Order Tracking Once your order is shipped, you will receive a confirmation email with a tracking number. You can use this to track your order via the carrier's website or our tracking page.
Customs & Import Duties International orders may be subject to customs duties and taxes imposed by your country. These charges are the buyer's responsibility and are not included in our product prices or shipping fees.
Lost or Delayed Packages If your order hasn't arrived within the estimated timeframe, please contact us at [your support email] and we'll investigate with the carrier.