When you plan to sell on Shopier, think of getting paid as a separate business from finding customers. The person coming through social media, existing customer base or content must understand the product. Creating a sales link alone does not create demand.
What questions should the product page answer?
The buyer should see what he is getting, what the price includes and how delivery will be done. For physical products, specify dimensions, materials, variants and preparation time. For digital products, describe file contents and how the buyer accesses them. Keep return and support information accessible. Don't use unrealistic discount or limited stock messages.
Your first trial: step by step
Create a draft page for an original product and check that the pre-purchase information is readable on your mobile phone.
- Complete the product photo, description and variants.
- Explain the shipping or digital delivery method.
- Find out where the actual order notification is verified.
Costs and pricing
Calculate the current service charge, collection conditions, shipping and packaging costs. For example, if 500 TL sales result in a total of 180 TL production and 120 TL other expenses, then there remains 200 TL before tax. Divide the amount you spend on social media advertising by the number of sales and add the cost per order; don't confuse it with the margin without advertising.
Before publishing or applying
Don't think account conditions are the same as tax obligations. Also consider the nature of the business. Instead of taking a screenshot of the recipient's payment screen, verify the order from the account record; keep proof of delivery and support correspondence safe.