Store Locator Tool

Hey everyone, I'm based in Iraq and I'm in the early stages of founding an independent game studio. I'm not looking for employees. I'm looking for co-founders people who want to build something real from the ground up and own a piece of what they help create. There's no salary right now I want to be fully transparent about that. What I'm offering is genuine equity in the studio, real leadership roles, and the chance to be part of something that hasn't been done in Iraqi or regional game development before. If this succeeds and I believe it will we all succeed together. WHAT WE'RE BUILDING A third-person action RPG with deep narrative, faction w...

Earlier this year I started a Shopify store. Got it to a stretch where i was doing 5,000+ sessions, plenty of add-to-carts, and zero orders. Just a flatline at the bottom of the funnel. I did what i think most people here have done. Pulled up Shopify analytics. Squinted at the funnel. Googled "high add to cart no orders." Ran every free CRO audit tool i could find. Every one of them said roughly the same thing: add testimonials, fix product images, bigger CTA, exit popup. None of them could see the real problem because none of them could see the actual store data. They were all scanning the homepage. The drop-off wasnt on the homepage at all, it was somewhere between cart and che...

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When shopping for a new mattress there are two most significant factors. For years of being in the mattress business, it really comes down to two things. A lot of it sounds obvious, but if you actually get these right, it cuts through a lot of the other stuff out there. Comfort gets mentioned first, but it’s set aside because it’s too vague. Obviously you want to be comfortable when you’re lying on a mattress, but that doesn’t really help narrow anything down since it’s subjective. Instead, it comes down to support and ease of pressure. Support is the first one, and that’s really about back support, like spinal alignment. Not “moral support,” actual back support. You can ...

hi—quick edit: EST / east coast USA i’m 24 6’2. i’ve got a calm, lowkey vibe—more laid-back than loud. a bit of a nerd, a bit of an old soul. i like my space, my routine, and i move through life pretty quietly. i do best with people who are independent and grounded, because i need time to recharge and just be in my own world. i’m into a “together but separate” kind of dynamic. honestly, peak comfort is being on a call while we both do our own thing—me building legos or gaming, you focused on your own stuff. no pressure, just enjoying each other’s presence. about me: nerd side: into anime (especially classics / toonami era), comics, and anything vampire-related. got a ...

So I put together a pretty big list of ways people are actually building passive income. Some of these require upfront money and some just require upfront time and effort... but the whole point is that eventually they kinda just run on their own. Not all of these are gonna be for everyone but there's probably at least a few on here that could work for your situation. 1. **Renting out a spare room on Airbnb.** If you have an extra room or even a guest house you can literally just list it and have people book it. Takes some work to set up and manage at first but once you get a system going it's pretty passive. 2. **Buying a vending machine and placing it somewhere with foot traffic....

**Title: The 24-Hour KDP Launch Checklist: What Actually Needs to Be Ready** The fastest way to publish on Amazon KDP isn't about writing speed—it's about eliminating last-minute blockers in the pre-launch workflow. A true 24-hour publish assumes your manuscript, cover, and metadata are already finalized and error-free. The single biggest delay for authors isn't writing; it's failing Amazon's automated content review. This typically happens for two avoidable reasons: formatting errors and policy non-compliance. **Key Mechanics to Lock Down First:** 1. **File Format & Interior Requirements:** KDP Help specifies precise .docx formatting rules (margins, e...

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So I've been working on this for a while, and it's really time taking. I'm wondering if there is any market for this tool and if it's worth committing more dev and future support time on this. Planning to publlish this on the unity asset store. Basically this tool helps you build maps visually, quickly and then you can easily convert the painted map into fully controllable runtime map. Got this idea when I was working on a Metroidvania.

Hi everyone! I built a free weekly email newsletter for Disney Lorcana players called The Latest Chapter. You enter your city, and once a week it sends you a personalized local update about your Lorcana scene: upcoming events, recent results, local store activity, and other notes that may be useful to players nearby. I made it because it can be surprisingly hard to keep track of what’s going on locally, especially across different stores. You can sign up here: https://latestchapter.com A few notes: \- It’s free. \- You can unsubscribe anytime. \- Your location is only used to personalize the newsletter for your area. \- Feedback is very welcome, especially if something looks o...

I recently came across a new Shopify tool that scans a storefront and evaluates how “readable” it is for AI shopping agents. You just input a store URL, and it returns a score along with a breakdown of different areas like AI discoverability, structured data, and trust signals. After digging into it a bit, what stood out is how different the evaluation is compared to traditional SEO. A store can look perfectly fine to a human, but still score lower because AI systems rely heavily on structured data. For example, things like product reviews or shipping policies might exist on the page, but if they’re not in a structured format, they’re basically invisible to AI. The tool checks for ...

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Hey! I deliver for Spark consistently and every time I go to a specific Walmart location, certain orders get cancelled out of nowhere, even when they show ready in the app. But it’s only high paying orders. I was Sparking yesterday and got an $80 ride to go 30 miles in 1 hour. I was 12 minutes from the store, I pull up & parked. The ride showed ready for pick up in the app & I was waiting for about 12 minutes when it was all of a sudden cancelled. It was not busy, there were only 2 other cars getting loaded and I was next. My question is, can Walmart employees see how much the ride is worth for the driver? Is it possible for a Walmart employee to cancel orders & giv...

Ángela calmly woke up from her messy bed and stood up, facing the wall with the giant flag and the desk. She would complain about the moldy state of the walls of her room, but she got used to the mold and the decaying places to live. She was the daughter of Marcos Vidal Gonzales, the army chief of the Iberian Resurrectionist Front, so she never lived in a place more than a year. She had already ridden a long way from what was left of Madrid, and a week ago, together with the mechanized regiment (just a bunch of trucks with MGs mounted on them), they entered the ruins of Barcelona. When they found another bunker network, many engineers were sent to what was left to the city to repair the bun...

I’m a 22-year-old Computer Science student, and over the last period I built an open-source project called **CTX**. GitHub [Repository](https://github.com/Alegau03/CTX) The idea came from a problem I kept seeing while using coding agents (like claude, codex etc.): they are powerful, but they waste a lot of context on the wrong things. They keep re-reading giant `AGENTS.md` files, noisy logs, broad diffs, too much repo structure, and too much repeated project guidance. So even when the model is good, a lot of the prompt budget is spent on context bloat instead of actual problem-solving. That’s why I built **CTX**. ## What CTX is CTX is a **local-first context runtime** for coding ...

Hello, I'm coming here looking for some help. I know it's a long shot, but here we go. I visited Seoul back in March 2019 and bought some amazing surgical steel earrings. I am pretty sure where I got them from and can see via street view, what I believe is the store. The thing is... I usually bought single earrings and that time I bought a pair of 2. Forward to 2024 when I met my now husband, I gave him the 2nd one of the pair. It's a really special jewellery to us and today I noticed his missing 😭 the dangly part fell off somewhere days ago, as far as we can see from photos. Any chance you can help me find the store online page or anything like that? Out of curiosity I ...

I have been trying to enter in store raffles on your app for practically 3 weeks now and it’s still not working. Every time I select locations and exit out it does not save the selections! Anyone else’s experiencing this?

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[resume](https://preview.redd.it/owqupl57uqyg1.png?width=750&format=png&auto=webp&s=ca5f098b76cf3d307092a32932edcb99f4e619e3) Hi everyone, I'm currently looking for a **remote Data Engineering role** as my first full-time job, and I would really appreciate your feedback on my resume and career direction. I’m still early in my career, so I’m unsure: * Where is the best place to search for entry-level Data Engineering roles? * What should I focus on improving in my resume? * Should I build more projects, and if so, what kind? I’ve also noticed that many job postings have quite high requirements, even for junior roles, so I’d appreciate advice on: * Ho...

I run a small handmade leather goods brand from Ukraine and sell mostly internationally. This year, I started noticing something interesting in my store analytics: **traffic from LLMs / AI tools.** Not huge numbers. Not “SEO is dead, everyone panic” numbers. But real enough to make me pay attention. The small amount of LLM traffic I can identify is converting at around **11%**. The sample is still small, so I’m not saying this is suddenly a major acquisition channel. But it is no longer invisible either. That changed how I think about AI shopping. A lot of the discussion seems focused on whether people trust AI enough to complete purchases for them. I think that misses the more...