List of potential clients, and an apology

Hey everyone!

First things first, I want to apologize. I’m sorry for the month-long radio silence. Life got in the way, though that is hardly relevant.

I owe you a lot of leads, so here is an unscheduled delivery of Shopify stores that need you.

The List of Potential Leads

1. drinkbolaget.se 📱 6 💻 86

2. amidstthealders.com 📱 8 💻 27

3. 9shineslabel.com 📱 15 💻 72

4. flowerandvine.com 📱 16 💻 54

5. flickacosmetics.com 📱 26 💻 36

6. popcutie.com 📱 26 💻 81

7. onestroke.com 📱 27 💻 65

8. noadecajou.com 📱 27 💻 65

9. vshredthreads.com 📱 28 💻 76

10. aylabag.com 📱 28 💻 59

11. derucatering.com 📱 29 💻 45

12. lakeshoreammunition.com 📱 29 💻 46

13. figureofa.com 📱 30 💻 54

14. terrapinstationers.com 📱 30 💻 77

15. stkildamums.org 📱 30 💻 68

16. milostees.com 📱 31 💻 59

17. sunheist.com 📱 31 💻 64

18. islandcowgirl.com 📱 31 💻 80

19. lovebugkids.com.au 📱 32 💻 58

20. hotmilklingerie.co.uk 📱 32 💻 80

21. lumioutdoors.com 📱 32 💻 71

22. wildcraftcare.com 📱 32 💻 39

23. soulcielite.com 📱 33 💻 64

24. nh-jorgensen.dk 📱 34 💻 92

25. lunettespourtous.com 📱 34 💻 87

26. shoplashlink.com 📱 34 💻 78

27. manbeardco.com 📱 35 💻 47

28. ornamentanchor.com 📱 35 💻 89

29. buybluebird.com 📱 36 💻 62

30. cfarmaebeauty.com 📱 37 💻 79

Below are statistics explaining the effects of slow page speed on conversion rates. Use it to show the owners your services are worth every penny.

Portent's study

With data from 20 websites and over 27,000 landing pages, here's the breakdown that every e-com store owner (and the web developers aiming to help them) needs to know:

• Speed Equals Sales: Pages loading in 1-second witness a conversion rate 3x higher than those at 5 seconds for B2B and 2.5x higher for B2C sites. The message? Speed pays.

• The Cost of Delay: For e-commerce, every second's delay after the first can slice your conversion rate by 0.3%. It's not just about user patience, it's about the bottom line.

Imagine an online fashion store receives 2,000 daily visitors, each eyeing a trendy $30 accessory:

• At 1 second page load time, the site enjoys a robust 3.05% conversion rate. This efficiency translates to 61 daily sales or $1,830 in daily revenue.

• Increase the load time to 3 seconds, and the conversion rate dips to 1.12%. Suddenly, those sales drop to 22 a day, yielding $660 in daily revenue.

• Push to a 5-second load time, where the conversion rate plummets to 0.6%. Now, the store is only making about 12 sales a day, equating to $360 in daily revenue.

The Ripple Effect Over a Month:

• 1-second load time: Approximately $54,900 in monthly revenue.

• 3-second load time: A stark drop to $19,800 in monthly revenue.

• 5-second load time: The store's monthly take now barely reaches $10,800.

Key Takeaways:

• Every Second Counts: Moving from a 1-second to a 5-second load time could mean a monthly revenue loss of over $44,000 for just one product.

• The Bigger Picture: Extend these losses across a broader inventory, and the financial impact of site speed becomes even more significant.

• Speed Optimization: A strategic investment in speeding up your site can directly contribute to capturing lost sales and significantly increasing revenue.

By focusing on speed optimization, you're not just improving site performance, you're directly boosting your client's bottom line.

Make sure you explain that to the owners.

How to Approach Potential Leads

• Personalization is Key: Record a personalized video using tools like Loom to demonstrate how their website’s poor performance is potentially impacting their revenue.

• Offer a Solution: Clearly state how you can improve their page speed and why it will benefit their business.

• Build Trust: Show them your previous successful projects to build credibility.

Happy hunting,

Matej

P.S. If you secured a job with these leads send me an email, I’d love to know.