I Just Launched My New Blog And Need Your Help!

So I created my new blog and put the finishing touches on it today.

Here Is The Latest Blog Post: http://zipecom.com/top-shopify-sites/

Let me know any criticism or tips for improving the site

not bad

You can optimise the homepage to make it look more like an authority blog.

Off to a great start.

Only thing I would change is as soon as i went to the site you have this big orange drop down that takes up the whole page to get an email address. For me that is a turn off. I usually just back out of a page when sites do that. But heck what do i know.

CenTex Hosting said:

Off to a great start.

Only thing I would change is as soon as i went to the site you have this big orange drop down that takes up the whole page to get an email address. For me that is a turn off. I usually just back out of a page when sites do that. But heck what do i know.

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Thanks I'll prob turn that off maybe something less intrusive.

moneymakinguy said:

You can optimise the homepage to make it look more like an authority blog.

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I will work on that! Thanks

Princehpxp said:

not bad

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Thanks

Looks like trash, I'd honestly scrap the whole thing and start anew.

LMAO jk dude, I would say I see a few small errors (for your Shopify Ad you say "We recommend Shopify for you're online store" when it should be your) but other than that it does look off to a good start and looks good so far. The one thing I would also say is that it looks like you're monetizing by promoting Shopify aka referral commissions via Shopify? If so, I'm not sure I'd have a post in said Shopify promo blog that literally says "Why 90% of Shopify Owners Fail". I understand your thinking behind it and I understand sorta why someone would do that, but if you're promoting Shopify you have to consider this -- 90% of the people reading this (or your target audience) is likely new to Shopify. If they see something that says "Why 90% of people on this platform fail", they aren't likely going to be like "Well, let me see and use those strategies to make sure I'm in the 10% who succeed", they are likely to be like "Fuck this then, I'll try a different platform or different business". Consumer mindset my friend.

Anyways, just my thoughts and opinions. Good luck!