Selling to people who cannot come today
A buyer outside Accra is not walking the market. They search, they look, they message. Your listing turns that search into a conversation with your photographs already having answered half the question.
- A WhatsApp button that opens a chat with you
- Photos of your goods, your shop or your work
- Your own page with its own web address
Nothing to run and nothing to pay
Not a shop you keep stocked online, and not a page you have to post on. Fill the form once and it stays. No fee at the start, none later, and no share of what you sell.
- Free to list, with nothing to pay later
- No commission on anything you sell
- No account and no password, just one short form
Stock moves earliest at the front of the chain
Everything sold in the shops during the November season is bought well before it, and the resellers doing that buying are searching now rather than in December. Ghana runs its Black Friday across a full month, so the retail window is long, but the sourcing window sits in front of it. Being listed while buyers are still deciding who to source from is worth more than being listed once the shelves are already filled.
A page holds still, a status does not
Inside the market your name already travels. A listing is how that reaches somebody who has never walked it, because a real page can be searched for, sent on, and found again next month.
- A real page search engines can read, not a photo in a group
- Listed under your category and your city
Be findable when the buyer is not in the market
One short form, free, and your stall has a page that stays put.
Questions
What if I am not confident with phones?
You need WhatsApp on the number you list. Anybody can fill the form for you.
Can I show what I have in stock?
Yes, and for clothing the photographs usually decide whether somebody messages.
Do you take part of my sale?
No commission and no fee. What you sell is yours.