Describe what the picture cannot
Explain size, condition, material and what is included in the price, based on your actual product. For pre-loved goods, make the condition visible rather than relying on the most flattering image.
Made around your kind of business
Good finds deserve
more than a disappearing DM.
Give each item a price, a description and stock that reflects your orders. Begin with clear individual listings; keep each item’s details clear and easy to compare.
A small first step, with real choices.
Choose your shop style, add a product and try it from the customer’s side. Keep quantities and product choices together. Affiliate recommendations use the retailer’s own checkout.
Use the example to see how clear product details and relevant choices make the buying journey easier.
A practical way to begin
Make the next enquiry easier to turn into a clear choice.
Your customer may have seen the item in an Instagram post, but the price, quantity and description still need a reliable home. Start with individual listings that answer those ordinary buying questions, then grow into a more organised catalogue.
Start with stock you can fulfil
Orders reduce the available stock, helping you avoid promising the same item twice. Describe the size, colour and condition clearly on each listing.
Give the catalogue your presentation
Editorial boutique and minimal product families organise the visual differently. Try a style with your own photos; you can change it without replacing the shop’s identity.
Explain the real delivery choice
Give customers clear pickup instructions. Before promising a real delivery, check whether the courier serves the address, accepts the product and confirms the cost.
Before you share it.
- A useful product name and description
- An honest selling price
- Available stock and condition
- Accurate size/material information
- Clear delivery, returns and seller-contact expectations
Try the customer journey yourself. If a fact is uncertain, clarify it before publishing. Check the choices from the customer’s side before sharing the product.
Start with one productA good next step
Your next customer shouldn’t have to wait for your website.
Create your store. Add a product. Share a link.