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dkbit98

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Quote from: ai_717 on March 05, 2023, 10:17:51 PM

If you have any questions, let me know on my instagram @bitsuuq or email me at [email protected]

I see you are using Coinbase Commerce for accepting payments in Bitcoin and other crypto, but maybe you should add some information for that in checkout page.
Many people would just see big yellow Paypal button everywhere, both on item page and on checkout page.
One more thing, 5% fee could be lower or you could add some special discount when paid with Bitcoin.

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Quote from: ai_717 on March 06, 2023, 02:22:40 PM

Hi,

These products were just test products to see if vendor part worked. They weren't meant to be real.

Shouldn't you first fill out the actual offer, and only then do the promotion and possibly ask for feedback about your shop?

you also need to correct certain omissions, for example, different currencies depending on the product. sometimes the price is expressed in USD, sometimes in Rp. you really have a lot to fix before you come out with a request for suggestions.

joniboini

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Quote from: ai_717 on March 06, 2023, 02:22:40 PM

These products were just test products to see if vendor part worked. They weren't meant to be real.

If that's the case, making it clear for the visitor would be better. If you don't do that they'd just assume that your price is way too high compared to other marketplaces. At least the product name helps for now, but adding more info would be better imo.

Also, when will your company/website start its business? If this testing phase lasts long, why not do a review campaign? That should give enough incentive for people to try your marketplace. Right now, I see no reason to register because the website itself is not ready. You can start more marketing after you do that.

NotATether

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IMO this venture doesn't really make sense because everybody will just use eBay instead, which does exactly what you are doing.

You don't need any special hardware to run a Bitcoin node. Regular server hardware will do the job and they are readily available from many online stores.

ai_717

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Hi,

These products were just test products to see if vendor part worked. They weren't meant to be real.

seoincorporation

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I was looking at your site and something is wrong with the hard drives section:

https://bitsuuq.live/product-category/hard-drives/

You only offer Micro SD 16Gb for the cost of $89...

Here are 2 problems, the first one is the price, as you can see people can but the same SD card for $4 on ebay:

https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_nkw=micro+sd&_sacat=0&rt=nc&Storage%2520Capacity=16%2520GB&_dcat=96991

And the second problem is the size, you can't have a Bitcoin node in 16GB, you need at least 500GB and with the spammy Ordinals, we will need at least 1TB for a full node in the next months.

Accardo

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Good initiative! The best part of business is solving for others, problems that once affected us, and making money out of it keeps the progress going. Are you testrunning the site with the already listed products I'm seeing on the site? The seller's information, is it only centered on reviews other than profiles? I suggest that they should be a page for the seller's information for trust purposes. How do you intend to Target your traffic? The market is rich, targeting audience; sellers and buyers won't be that hard yet can be a hassle.

SFR10

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@ai_717

I'm not sure if the second part of your domain means something, but you could've done better... How do you pronounce it ^{[Suuq (suck or sook)]}?
Quote from: https://bitsuuq.live/
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No Questions Asked
I don't think most vendors would like this part... Without any rules, certain types of buyers would definitely try to take advantage of this situation!
Quote from: https://bitsuuq.live/about/
Images of items have to be taken by camera (No stock images).
It'd be better if you were asking vendors to also include a handwritten note with the date and their store names ^{[e.g. like this]}.

ai_717

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Kooxtasir is my company that I started last summer. Thanks for your feedback.

joniboini

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According to the footer of your website, it is related to Kooxtasir Industries. Are you part of them? Is this their website[1]? I've never heard anything about them before. It looks like an amateur website too, so it is really hard to tell if this is a real business or just a result of someone building a website to learn HTML.

I also think it is not a good idea to limit the browsing experience by locking the products behind a registration page. At the very least new users should be able to see what products are you selling, and when they decide to check out you can redirect them to the registration page. Other marketplaces do this already, no one would bother looking at your website if they can browse other websites easily.

[1] https://kooxtasir.com/services.html

ai_717

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BTCBTC Hey All, BTCBTC

After almost two years after getting into Bitcoin, I've finally came to set up my first full node. I'm using Umbrel that I installed on a external ssd. Before this, I was struggling to find the hardware to configure my node due to budget and efficiency reasons. I imagine this is a common problem for people that want to start their own Bitcoin node. So I decided to build a niche marketplace for people to buy and sell hardware that can used to host a Bitcoin Node. You can check it out at www.bitsuuq.live

If you have any questions, let me know on my instagram @bitsuuq or email me at [email protected]

Feedback is appreciated!

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