I am a person who has a collection obsession. Here's the short lists of e-comm tools I've been collecting...(Including a list of many SEO tools, but I'm not sure it's accurate )

Here's the short version of E-commerce related tools/websites lists:

1.E-commerce platform

a. Platforms: Amazon, Aliexpress, Ebay, Wish, Shopify, Lazada...

b. e-commerce shop: Shopify, Bigcommerce, WordPress, Woocommerce, WIX, WED2C, Magento...

2.Tutorials

Amazon Outline, Dan Vas, Santrel Media, Casual Ecommerce, Tutorials Website, WHSR Articles...

3.Product search tools

Egrow.io, Wish inspector, Pexda, Amzchart, Ecomhunt, Sorftime, Algopix, SellerSprite, Keepa...

4.Find suppliers

Salehoo, CJ Dropshipping, Salesource, Printify, Aliexpress, Doba, WHOLESALE2B, wholesalecentral, Spocket...

5.Data analysis

Google Analytics, BQool, Marketplace Pulse, AMZscout, AMZDataStudio, AMZ.One, AsinKing ERP, Splitly, BLACKBIRD...

6.Keyword tools

Keyword Tool, Soovle, Answer The Public, Keyword Tool Dominator, WordStream, Sonar, Adwords, LSI Keywords...

7.SEO tools

Looooi, Ahrefs, Semrush, Moz, Serpstat, Synonym, Seobook, Ubersuggest, Speed Insight...

8.Advertising tools

Sellingexpress, Entourage, PPC Scope, Social Ad Scout, Adspy, FB Ads library, Facebook-pixel, Facebook, Blueprint, Adplexity...

9. Affiliate marketing

CJ Affiliate, Market Health Affiliate, Shareasale, Clickbank, OfferVault, Adcombo, Avazutracking, Admitad, Amazon Affiliate...

10.Email marketing

Mailchimp, Campaign, Sendgrid, Mailerlite, Mad Mimi, AWeber, Mailgun, Getresponse, HubSpot, Sender, Sendinblue, Omnisend, EmailOctopus...

11.Social media management solutions

a. Ads: Google Ads, Facebook Ads, Youtobe Ads, TikTok Ads...

b. Tools: Buffer, Hootsuite, Sprout Social, Agora Pulse, Sendible...

12.Influencer marketing

Noxinfluencer, BuzzSumo, Social Blade, Shoutcart, Followerwonk, Influence, Klear...

13.Digital payment processing systems

Paypal, Amazon Pay, Payoneer, Google Pay, Alipay...

14.Shipment tracking

SYTRACK, AMAZON FBA, USPS, TNT, FedEx, UPS, DHL, 17track,YANWEN EPXRESS, SF EXPRESS, YunExpress, CAINIAO GLOBAL...

15.Customer relationship management software

Really Simple Systems CRM, Pipedrive, Zoho, Insightly, Nutshell...

I'm not an expert, but a person who has a collection obsession. I have been collecting eCommerce-related tools by their functions and suitable platforms for a while. Besides, I've been adding the features, benefits, pros and cons, pricing&trial, and customer reviews onto the 2nd page of each tool. It's a hard job, but it's totally fun to do the collecting job and learn how to use WordPress!!!

So if you wanna get to know more about tools that can help you with your online stores, you may take a visit to my site. It basically functions as an e-comm tools-collection site for online sellers. And again I am not an expert! That means I'm willing to listen to you guys' advice in any form. Some people once told me that he thought the order of the tools on some lists was incorrect and then I made adjustments to it. Please let me know if there's something wrong with my collection~ Thanks a lot!!!

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Confused search console -indexed but not crawled

In my search console, I have created a sitemap and it is indexed by google(i can see the last update date).
These same URLs I can see in the coverages-->indexed but not crawled.
What about these coverages-->indexed but not crawled? what is needs to be done from my end to secure my ranking?

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Question around results...

I'm a small business owner and I've hired an SEO expert to help me back in January. My site originally was not indexing on Google so I essentially I started with 0 uniques a month.

The expert I hired is doing a great job and this month we are likely to 1,000+ uniques for the month and we have had consistent month over month increases.

My question is - what is conversion typically like from visitors to closed business on a high level? I haven't closed any business from these efforts yet (and wasn't necessarily expecting to) and I'm wondering, could I build out a website that has great SEO and tens of thousands of visitors each month and no new business closed? Is this a common scenario in the SEO business? i.e. great numbers and no revenue to back it up?

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FAQ Realisation...

I think I'm late to the party here, but I'm starting to think FAQ page's are pretty useless for the SEO value I'm going after...

I'm trying to get some snippets and organic traffic by answering frequently asked questions within my industry, and the plan was to load up these 40 high traffic questions with strong answers and slap them all onto one FAQ page. But, it seems just using the FAQpage markup and allocating each of those FAQ's into a category where I can answer them at the bottom of a related blog would be far more beneficial.

TLDR; What's better, Sole FAQ Page or tacking 3-4 FAQ's and schema marking up to related blogs?

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Force Your Way To The Top, And Watch Your Rank Drop. SEO Is A Game Of Patience

So I've recently received many messages asking for tips on SEO from both the business owner and SEO expert side. The biggest advice I will give anyone when it comes to SEO whether it's an agency or a local business owner is that SEO is a long term process and there are no shortcuts to rank overnight. That means whether it's internal SEO or external SEO you'll need to be refining and adjusting your process over and over to see the best results possible.

Many of times I've seen people watch my SEO audits just to go pay some SEO expert overseas $50 a month for SEO just for their site to tank and be eventually blacklisted by Google and sent to the shadow realm of the tenth page or further, and on the other side I've had business owners start working with me only to leave 2 months in when they aren't ranking number one yet. Both of these strategies will not produce the SEO results you need for your business, and of the three clients I have currently the one thing they all have in common is patience and dedication to the process which is why all of them have seen drastic improvements to their SEO strategies and rank over time but it took over 6 months to do. Remember there are no shortcuts in the world of SEO and the best results are done over time.

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Career Advice pls...

You guys are the most friendly SEO experts I've found on the Internet so I figure you'd be able to throw some thoughts my way!

I'm head of SEO for a public eCom company that is growing and doing very well. Like every job there are pro's and con's. The pro's are that the gig is stable and pays "ok" whilst the major "con" is that their tech stack is horrible and it takes weeks to edit anything on the site which for SEO has a major impact on trying to optimize the site

I've been approached to join a Gaming Website; and whilst I haven't done my full Due Diligence it seems that they are doing very well. The budget and salary they are offering beat my current situation...

I guess my question is this: first off - what do you guys think about the Grey Market Niches? There are some pretty major SEO restrictions with regards to the gaming niche - but of course, if you get it right you can grow fast in a lucrative niche - or - would you just stay in a tried and tested eCom biz and basically grow from there?

Thanks for all suggestions and comments!

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Dear Consultants: Can a drop shadow in a font affect the HTML's readability by Google?

This is what a consultant told me so I removed the shadow, although I very much preferred having it. For reference, this is on the WIX platform. I was told to remove the drop shadow as it can disturb the HTML and affect SEO potentially. Would this be because the code is less clean/efficient for Google to crawl if it's inflated with these types of effects?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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