A big social following doesn't automatically turn into online sales. Here's what closing that gap looked like for a local tea brand.
Local Boiz Tea sells their local-style loose-leaf tea through pop-ups, swap meets, and a Wix online store. In person, the tea sells itself, people taste it, ask a few questions, and buy. Online, that same product was selling at a fraction of the rate, despite a social media following that size would suggest should be converting a lot more.
If your product sells itself in person but your website undersells it, the fix usually isn't a rebuild, it's finding exactly where visitors are quietly giving up.
Online sales grew 25% within a month of the changes going live, without touching the product or rebuilding the site from scratch. Sometimes the highest-leverage fix isn't a new website, it's finding exactly where the existing one is losing people.
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