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....or are you just reselling goods? If so, lol
No tips, just deal with it, it's supposed to be hard, cuz the rewards are exceptional.
I'm not going to share any concrete alpha on how to run an ecommerce store, since it's a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ secret lol. This is not the kind of information you give away.
When you have a decent following, you can try sponsoring influencers or partnerships instead of paying for formal advertising.
1. Word of mouth. You have a product? Make sure its good and get it out to people. They will tell others, etc.
2. Free ads. Always do the free ads first. Anything social media. YouTube is good. Instagram. TikTok if it doesn't disappear. There are others. The issue: There are a TON of businesses and people on these apps and so its very difficult to stand out. You just need to be consistent, and put in the grind.
3. Paid ads. The issue with paid ads are they can be quite expensive and they don't always translate into sales. Oh, you can always pay influencers to promote your items. That can be very expensive though.
Eight years is a very decent amount of time.