Check the acquisition promise
Read the store headline, screenshots and description. What problem is the app promising to solve?
Study the storefront ↗Kidizen, Inc. · iOS
Explore the ad evidence, study the storefront, and build your next acquisition hypothesis.
01 / Creative research
Read the store headline, screenshots and description. What problem is the app promising to solve?
Study the storefront ↗Explore apps with direct store-link matches. Compare their hooks and formats without assuming the same approach works here.
Browse observed advertisers ↗Store rankings and revenue estimates describe market context. They do not establish ad spend, conversions or ROAS.
Review the market context ↗02 / Storefront & product
Study the product story and store experience behind the acquisition funnel.
03 / Market context
Keep revenue, downloads and store rankings separate from advertising performance.
I love the app concept but this app is not user friendly. Poshmark is much easier to use and has better function. I just wanna use this app for kids clothes with Poshmark function. My complaints are 1. Not great cancel function. I had an experience that the seller hadn’t ship for two weeks and I canceled the purchase. But the seller could sell and, of course, payment was happen. The seller missed one item of my perchase and both of us, seller and I, contacted support. Then the seller could change the total cost by herself as she wanted even the calculation was incorrect. As a result, I needed to paid more than what I received. I never agreed the changed price. How could this happen? Easy to use for fraud. We need to believe seller are nice people. It’s a joke. 2. Keep having all shipping fees total even after you make bundles. I buy several clothes to reduce shipping fee rates per perchase and I need to make offer every time just for that. 3. Can’t make counter offer to offer from seller. I have no idea for this. Seems I need to wait until the offer is expired or make bundles again and make an offer? 4. Not great sort function. The favorite list doesn’t show seller names and that makes difficult to make bundles, I hope show the names or have a sort function. Bundles/Offer doesn’t show each clothes size, I think it’s important for kids clothes.
i absolutely LOVE this app. i buy 90% of my kids' clothing & shoes from here! i have a 2 year old & a 9 year old, both boys that are constantly growing& in need of bigger clothes & shoes every few months. this app saves me so much money, time & all the stress that comes with going shopping with 2 kids. not to mention it's been such a blessing during this crazy pandemic to not have to drive over an hour to the city to shop for clothes & have to fear the crowding of people & the potential exposure to covid. i recommend kidizen to all my mom friends and they all love it too! all the people who have shops on the app ship your items very promptly, are very friendly, quick to respond& super helpful! ive had nothing but good experiences with kidizen & i look forward to many many more! 💜
This is one of the better apps for selling kids clothes. I’ve been selling kid clothes since circa 2013 when there were hardly any apps. I tried out Poshmark, Vinted, Totspot, eBay, Depop and pretty much anything else. This is not my top selling app but Im making a couple a week. The app allows you to customize shipping options which helps with smaller sales. You have the option to bundle items and as a seller you can make offers to potential buyers. They have discussion groups where you can promote items or ask for tips on selling. My complaints as a seller are that 1)you cant edit photos inside of the app, 2) they charge a $1 fee if you try to cash out less than $15, 3) there’s no way to view offers you’ve already made. As a buyer, I’ve found some items to be a bit overpriced even when they are quite used. This isnt a very thrifty app. A lot of people are selling higher name brands and looking for more than just playwear. You’ll find a good deal here and there but you will also find lots of upcharging. Sellers can also be annoying & unreasonable at times since a lot of them treat this as their own boutique and try to generate a lot of income from it. The community feels a bit clique-ish to me with certain users dominating the forums and creating their own rules and exclusive groups.
Shop, trade-in, and sell new and gently used kids' clothing with Kidizen — The nation's largest online marketplace for children’s and maternity clothi...