How to sell from a link in your bio: photographs, pricing, delivery and the small decisions that turn a follower into an order.
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COD is the default, the deal gets agreed in the DMs and the ongkir decides whether you get it. What an Indonesian shop needs first, in the order it matters.
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A till number, a page with prices on it and a delivery plan. The till versus paybill choice most sellers get wrong, and what it costs you every week.
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Bank transfer is the rail, Instagram is the shopfront and WhatsApp is the till. What to set up first, and the fake alert that costs sellers real stock.
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COD is what buyers expect, Raast is free and instant, and refusals are what eat you. What to set up first, and the advance that stops the losses.
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EFT, PayShap and a locker are most of the job. What to set up first, what delivery actually costs you, and why the card button may never appear.
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COD is the default, GCash is person to person, and the address matters more than the photo. A practical setup for your first hundred orders, in pesos.
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Sole trader, the 14-day cancellation rule you cannot opt out of, and the card arithmetic that decides whether a subscription is worth it at your volume.
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Date-locked demand, hire versus sale, and the double booking that ends shops. How to build a party supplies catalogue that behaves like a calendar.
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Decanting maths, the heat that ruins your stock, and why couriers get twitchy about fragrance. What a ₦4,000 roll-on really costs you to fill.
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Deposits hold the date, usage rights set the price, and a gallery with an expiry date saves you a search in 2031. The commercial side of shooting.
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Posting a living thing, what dormancy does to your calendar, and the two months a year you should not ship at all. Plant selling in the UK, without the losses.
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IMEI checks, proving battery health, meeting somewhere safe, and why cash on delivery is the wrong rail for a KSh 22,000 phone. Selling used phones in Kenya.
Sailo just gives it a front door — so people can browse, compare and see prices before they message you.
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