Clean up the About Us - get rid of all the unnecessary stuff in there. Try to be as real as possible in this section, customers see through that.
Someone was right - anything is possible with the right marketing. Social Rabbit does lots of posting but sometimes add a few personal posts of your own. Customers will see that as being caring and that there is a person behind it all. Try and get authority for your store. You need to earn people's trust. Look for a freelancer to help you with this. Cant stress enough how important SEO is. 1) Onsite SEO - it is a general store but it still not that big. So make sure you have put in "titles", "description", "keywords" for your menu and submenu items. I saw this in your code - no keywords in the "Costumes" category.
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2) Off-page SEO. This is traffic sent from sites where your website was submitted to. I ordered this with alidropship and Im waiting. Rome wasnt built in a day on this one lol. So even if you get much traffic if your onsite SEO isnt good - traffic dont get filtered. I also see popups on your site that things have been bought. Is this right? These things can sometimes annoy some customers. The sign-up pop-up at the start. Maybe set the delay on that a bit longer. It wouldnt want to open the door to start browsing and get confronted to sign up. Let me look first. Lastly the story written by alidropship is riddled with language problems from grammar to tense and just really primary school writing. When you get time - try and re-write that properly. Security Claims and SSL and all those icons are all questionable to me. If those are showing up too much then the store looks like they're trying too hard and if they are - customers panic. It can work the other way you see. But that will be a different thread. All in all - congrats to you and wish you all the best on your journey.
Well, I didn't have anything that the others didn't say already, except you write support with two p's! Your support email has just one p in the middle 
