Six steps to move forward
- 1.
Choose the simplest place to sell.
Pick a website, marketplace or shop that suits the offer and your time. Check ongoing costs, payment support, ownership and any restrictions before committing. A service may need a booking or inquiry flow rather than a full catalogue.
- 2.
Publish one complete offer.
Use real photos or examples, a specific outcome, a price and what is included. State dimensions or scope, delivery timing and the next step. Answer the questions a buyer would otherwise need to email you.
- 3.
Connect a suitable payment provider.
Check provider availability, verification requirements, fees, payout timing and refund handling. Confirm who is responsible for sales tax or VAT; not every payment provider handles filing. Keep card details with the payment provider, not in your own forms.
- 4.
Set up the messages after purchase.
Check order confirmations, receipts, delivery or booking instructions and a contact address. Make refund and cancellation terms visible before payment. For inquiries, say what happens next without promising a response time you cannot keep.
- 5.
Test the complete journey.
Use the provider’s test mode to try checkout, failure states and confirmation messages. Check the page on a phone and verify links, totals and stock or booking limits. Test mode does not prove live payouts; review live setup separately before accepting real money.
- 6.
Share it with likely buyers.
Send a short launch message with the offer and one clear link. Start where your likely buyers already spend time, then collect questions and improve unclear parts. Watch completed purchases or useful inquiries, not just visits.