raizana

We just installed the Affiliates Pro (itthinx) on our Woocommerce site Raizana Tea Co. to get some referrals.

We sent out facebook ads and mailchimp newsletter to our 3000 subscribers and have signed up 10 affiliates in the past week, generating 5 sales worth about $100. Our affiliate commission is set at 10%.

What's been your experience managing affiliates and what tips do you have to grow it.

Our company manufactures and sells wellness tea and tea blends. (More company background in this prev post).

We have 15 unique products on Amazon FBA, four of them are doing great with 50+ and 100+ reviews. But this just happened slowly over time. Is there a way to get more legitimate reviews? FBA Amazon.com. We currently buy Amazon ads for keywords and have an automated review email generator for Amazon.

Following the survey format:

1) What is your product or service? Give us your elevator pitch.

We’re Sol and Pablo, founders of Raizana Tea Co. We’re a family (wife+husband) company that hand-crafts tea and wellness blends. We love what we do: we believe in simplicity, integrity, and healthy living. Our Tagline is "Sip To A New You" we create non-traditional tea blends with a healthy purpose; be healthier while treating yourself to something you really enjoy.

2) What motivated you to start a business?

After we had our daughter Sol suffered from insomnia. She was too sensitive to prescription and OTC sleep-aids so her mom reminded her of some herbal remedies

We were featured on last week's regional Business Journal read Original pdf here .

And we wanted to give a shout out to r/entrepreneur and its amazing community because of the insight, motivation, and advise you've give to entrepreneurs like us. We've built our business slowly and methodically using a lot of the tips and discussions here. Still not raking in big bucks, or ranking in the S&P, but the sense of accomplishment from solving business problems, filling a need, discovering ways to appeal to customers is lots of fun. Feel free to a

Hi folks, here's a chance to see and study an email campaign that's been released into the wild. We use Mailchimp with about 1700 subscribers. The email was sent yesterday at 1PM. We appreciate any and all input. http://eepurl.com/bg7vUn[1]

Overall Stats Total Recipients: 1,735 Successful Deliveries: 1,727 Bounces: 8 (0.5%) Times Forwarded: 0 Forwarded Opens: 0 Recipients Who Opened: 282 (16.3%) Total Opens: 362 Last Open Date: 3/17/15 11:59AM Recipients Who Clicked: 16 (0.9%) Total Clicks: 24 Last Click Date: 3/17/15 8:47AM

We just updated our subscription service to offer a discounted price, free gift, and engaging (hopefully) copy. These are the "Super Cool" (more savings) and "Awesome" (more variety). Please take some time to review everything, from design, to pricing, copy, checkout process etc. All info is appreciated.

We are a family tea company Raizana Tea and we've been doing our labeling in house. We think our look could use an update. We have a new logo and are looking for a referral to an affordable designer that can create images to print our product labels as well as business cards, postcards, stickers, etc. We appreciate the help!

You can also read more about us on our Wells Fargo $25k contest page (and vote if you think its worthy :).

We are a family tea company Raizana Tea and we've been doing our labeling in house. We think our look could use an update. We have a new logo and are looking for a referral to a designer that can create images to print our product labels as well as business cards, postcards, stickers, etc. We appreciate the help!

You can also read more about us on our Wells Fargo $25k contest page (and vote if you think its worthy :).

We're a mom & pop tea company in Central California and we just integrated bitcoin checkout onto our website Raizana Tea and at our shop. We're new to this, like many other merchants, and still learning about the currency and the community. We'd appreciate any advice that would make for a good experience for coinbase shoppers. Thanks!