I will be choosing the Message to Buy option as I don’t want to send people to checkout on another website. Next, you will be given 2 options on how you want people to buy products from our shop. Check the “I agree to the Seller’s Terms and Policies.” button – be sure to go over them as there are special Customer Support Policy and Delivery, Return and Dispute Policy that you need to comply with. On the left side of your Page choose the newly added Shop tab. Once you add it, you can re-arrange the tabs to your liking so you can make it appear in the desired position. Scroll at the end of the page and click on the Add a Tab button. In the case that you cannot locate it, as in the screenshot, you can add it as a tab by going to the Settings of your Page. Note that you need to be an administrator on the page! Go to your Facebook Page and head over to the Settings. Getting started with a Shop Section on your Facebook Page You want to explore other channels and drive traffic to your store.You want full ownership to the leads you will be attaining and further capitalise your fanbase.You want to avoid limitations, rules or conditions enforced my third party sites, such as Facebook.We live in a digital world, and inevitably potential clients will search for information about you or your products/services online. Your audience is primarily on Facebook.īut, on the other hand y ou need to create a website if:.Owning a website isn’t a requirement to fully utilise this feature but I will be going through the pros and cons of having a website in addition to creating a shop on your Facebook Page. If you are a Page owner, Facebook provides you with the ability to create an “eshop” and sell your products right from your Facebook Page. Although many have spoken about the importance of owning a website, in this article I will illustrate that this is not the case as you can take advantage of Facebook’s Shop Section. In these modern times we live in, owning a website is a no-brainer.
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