Hi. Unfortunately there is no 'standard template' for business success. What works for one person, doesn't necessarily work for someone else.
First consideration is that there are thousands of web sites out there selling tees, so it is essential that your products have the edge, rather than your web site. You need to have a USP (unique selling proposition) in your overall business plan, as to why someone should buy products from your site, than from someone else's site.
Getting traffic is all about marketing your site outside of the Internet. Being reliant on search engines alone would be unlikely to bring you high volumes of traffic. With a typical conversion rate of 2%, in theory you would need a 1000 unique visitors a week to sell just 20 tees. Of course that doesn't automatically mean you will actually sell 20 tees a week, just that the potential is there, with that level of traffic.
Maintaining your edge is about keeping existing customers happy, developing new products and perhaps even diversifying into new technologies.
Hope this helps.
First consideration is that there are thousands of web sites out there selling tees, so it is essential that your products have the edge, rather than your web site. You need to have a USP (unique selling proposition) in your overall business plan, as to why someone should buy products from your site, than from someone else's site.
Getting traffic is all about marketing your site outside of the Internet. Being reliant on search engines alone would be unlikely to bring you high volumes of traffic. With a typical conversion rate of 2%, in theory you would need a 1000 unique visitors a week to sell just 20 tees. Of course that doesn't automatically mean you will actually sell 20 tees a week, just that the potential is there, with that level of traffic.
Maintaining your edge is about keeping existing customers happy, developing new products and perhaps even diversifying into new technologies.
Hope this helps.
