Three customers asked for a pickup option in the same week. Added a simple toggle and it already saved a bunch of back-and-forth.
Three customers asked for a pickup option in the same week. Added a simple toggle and it already saved a bunch of back-and-forth.
A small batch of preorder boxes is ready to go; the packing checklist is finally inside TinyCart instead of my notebook.
For a preorder page, what do you look for first?
i spent weeks trying to get more traffic to a page that didnt explain the product. rude of the page tbh. wrote a teardown for it 👇
I bought a little ad test before my landing page could explain what the product did. People clicked, stared at the hero, and left. Then I spent a week arguing about button color. The actual problem was the headline said “Work, reimagined.”…
Read story · 4 min readfirst TinyCart buyer came back for launch #2. no fancy chart, just a nice email and me grinning at my laptop on a tuesday.
preorder page was crawling on older phones. turns out i uploaded a photo fit for a billboard 😬 down 78% now.
I removed stock countdown timers after two shop owners told me they felt gross. Trust is a feature too.
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Helping tiny product brands manage preorders without a giant store stack.