Jay Neyer — $150M+ in Shopify & DTC Sales | Founder LanternSol.com
$150M+ in Shopify & DTC Sales | Founder LanternSol.com
Jay Neyer ranks #411 of 18,566 LinkedIn creators in Marketing & Advertising, and is a standout voice in United States. They have 4.7K followers and published 98 posts in the last 60 days at a 0.1% average engagement rate.
- 4.7K followers
- 98 posts / 60d
- 0.1% avg engagement
- 114 follower growth / 30d
The roast
Jay posted 71 times last month to earn 536 engagements, which means he is officially less popular than the terms of service agreement on his own websites. He claims to have built 538 stores, yet he is clearly still struggling to convert a single person into reading his own content.
About Jay
We design, develop, and grow Shopify stores 🚀 • Over $113,250,000 in shopify sales • 538+ websites and apps developed • Featured speaker on Shopify & Amazon Get in touch to see how we can help! LanternSol.com | info@lanternsol.com | 513-951-8008
Highlights
- Top 1% Creator — 98 posts in 30 days
- Top 5% in United States — Ranked #162 of 5851 creators
- Top 10% in Marketing & Advertising — Ranked #65 of 1092 creators
- Top 50% Audience — 4,717 followers
Recent posts
I don't really consider Lantern Sol an agency. We're closer to a non-equity growth partner. If you're doing $10M+ and trying to build out a growth team, you can hire in-house, work with an agency, or bring in specialists as you need them. All three can work. The problem is when you need paid, SEO, email, development and CRO working together. That's a lot of different skill sets to hire for internally, and it's also where the traditional agency model can fall apart if one account manager is juggling 15 or 20 clients. We built Lantern Sol differently. We have more team members than we h
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No amount of marketing can cover for a bad product. Marketing is the fire you put on top of the base product. It basically multiplies what's already there. We can't polish a turd, and neither can a bigger budget. Multiply a commodity offer by 1.728 and you get a bigger commodity offer with more overhead on top. Before you spend another dollar on traffic, answer one question in a sentence a customer would repeat out loud. Why you and not the cheaper one.. The answers that hold up are narrow. You own the manufacturing and they don't. Your formula has something theirs can't copy this yea
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Most Shopify collection pages ship as a product grid with a headline on top. Why? Because this is the default template most Shopify themes provide I see this mistake literally all the time, and here is what those store owners are failing to see: There are two readers who land on that page.. both humans and algorithms. A person sees a clean page that isn’t text heavy, but the algorithm sees a bunch of thin content and lacking additional context it normally likes. Collection pages should be some of the MOST active pages you are receiving traffic to organically. I’m not exaggerating when
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Last updated 2026-08-01