How to sell online as a beginner, step by step
Want to sell online but not sure where to start? This guide takes you through it in order: what to sell, where to sell, pricing, photos, getting paid safely, and your first customer.
Selling online: short, practical and honest.
Want to sell online but not sure where to start? This guide takes you through it in order: what to sell, where to sell, pricing, photos, getting paid safely, and your first customer.
LINE MyShop is a selling tool inside LINE's system; your own shop website is a website under your brand. This guide compares them clearly: fees, domain, brand, and the time it takes to run the shop.
Shopee has people browsing every day, but a shop on a marketplace is never fully your brand. This guide compares selling on Shopee with having your own shop website, and how to use both well.
Have one product photo and your PromptPay number ready, then follow these steps: sign up, add Tellsell as a friend in LINE, publish your first product and share your shop link.
AI doesn't replace the shop owner. It takes over the typing that eats the most time. Here is what AI does well, what it should never do, and how a shop gets the most from it.
A slip is just a picture: it can be edited and reused. The only sure check is your banking app. Here are the warning signs, and the simple habits that keep you from being cheated.
Nail salons, classes and photographers can have an online shop too. List your services as packages, let customers pay in full or pay a deposit by PromptPay, and arrange the time in chat.
No expensive camera or studio needed. One window, one sheet of white paper and a wiped lens before you shoot will make your product photos look much better.
Count every cost before you set a price, then choose between a flat delivery fee, free delivery above an amount, or pickup at the shop, with simple worked examples.