Got a small online store doing okay but want to level up. With all the 2026 changes what's the best new digital marketing strategy you're using? My manager on sellvia mall suggests me short-form video funnels, AI chat for carts and reels. Don't know what to choose for the first step. Hit a wall at $4k tell what pushed you through?
Right now, what's working in digital marketing is short-form video content, AI-driven personalization, and strong SEO strategies.
Short form video funnels first. TT and reels got me x2 also on sellvia btw. Cheap traffic beats AI chat just post at least 3 quick product demos a week. Soo your manager's right hah. What's your niche?
I’m on the other dropshipping but I also hit that same kind of ceiling for a while. What actually pushed me past it wasn’t doing more tools or channels at once but doubling down on one thing and going all in on it. For me that was shortform video plus simple AI written hooks for my ads I can’t say sellvia mall and ecomzy where I'm running a business are 100% the same setup but if I were starting from where you are I’d probably begin with this tips
The thing that finally pushed me through was actually doing what your manager is suggesting hah. I started with short‑form video funnels first and that really changed the situation. I admitted that manager on sellvia is not a scam though. I picked 2 or 3 products that already had some sales, made simple Reels with strong hooks and pushed traffic straight to my mall link