Hi David,
If you promote your business online (website). You should doing research of
keyword and find buying keyword of your product. Meaning you can try to be as
a customer that looking for your product sell and really want to buy it. What
would you try to type in search box. That's buying keyword for your site.

Good Luck!

You are having the same problem many are struggling with. Out of the billions
of websites it can be hard to get the right customer to your store. You said
you are getting lots of traffic on your website but what kind is it? Is it
from Google Adwords or the organic (regular) listings in Google? Do you have
Google Analytics on your site so you can see where your clicks are coming
from? Maybe you are getting traffic from the wrong countries. Maybe you
getting traffic from customers who are just looking for free decoration
advice. Analytics will tell you and it is free. One issue I can see is the
domain name itself. Your domain name does not tell your potential customer
what you sell. A domain that explains what you sell might attract more
attention. Something like HomeDecorationAndMore.com or
HomeAndGardenDecorStore.com might work better. I would also make your contact
info like address and such more prevelant. Google will rank websites better
that display their address and phone number prominently. If you do not want
folks to know your address buy a post office box in Bangor and use the post
office's address as your street address. Your website is great. If you get
the right customers to your store you will get sales. You have done the hard
work well. Keep up the good work....

You might want to relook at the website design. It does not look inviting,
assuring and professional enough for visitors to part their money. This could
have affected your conversion rates.

What are your unique selling points? What are the benefits buying through
your site? These could be highlighted on your home page.

Just my 2 cents...

Also spotted a typo error: "Decrorative" on your left navigation bar.

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David,

I did a quick scan of a few items you have for sale. Let's use the Flag
Flying Eagle. Brand new on Ebay for $18 and you are asking $41. You say the
retail is $47.20 - on Ebay the full retail is $29. There are many other
examples.

You are at a huge disadvantage on price. Online, when you are competing
against proven sellers, that could be an insurmountable problem. Look at
different products to compete - don't waste money and effort to drive traffic
to your site if buyers are price shoppers and your items are much more
expensive. I hope I was not too blunt.

Regards,
Daniel