Setting up your storefront
The one thing worth doing before your first product goes live.
Your storefront is what a buyer sees when they click your name from any of your product pages: avatar, bio, your aggregate rating, and everything you've published, all in one place.
It's worth filling in before your first product goes live rather than after. A bare storefront with no bio or avatar is one of the first things a cautious buyer checks before trusting a new seller.
Cover image and avatar both come from your Seller Settings, and update everywhere your name appears: product cards, the storefront itself, and your review replies.
More in Selling on ProdLinc
Choosing between a digital product, a course, or a kit
The three product types, and when each one makes sense.
Getting your first product approved
What review actually checks for, and how to avoid the most common rejection.
Building a course curriculum
Modules, lessons, and what buyers see as they work through it.
Answering buyer questions on your product page
The Questions tab is a direct line to shoppers who aren't sure yet.
Managing your listings after they're live
Unpublish, republish, or archive: what each one actually does.