What a listing replaces
A number written on a scrap of paper, and a photo of your goods that vanished into a status by morning. Your page stays put, keeps the pictures, and can still be found by somebody who only half remembers your name.
- Your own page with its own web address
- Photos of your goods, your shop or your work
- A real page search engines can read, not a photo in a group
Nothing new to learn
One short form, filled once. No account, no password, nothing to log back into. Enquiries arrive in the WhatsApp already open on your phone.
- No account and no password, just one short form
- A WhatsApp button that opens a chat with you
- Free to list, with nothing to pay later
The quiet week is the one to use
Listings are checked before they go live, so there is a wait between sending the form and appearing. That makes a slow afternoon the right time and the middle of a ceremony season the worst. Whichever weeks matter most to your stall, you want to be up before them.
What it will not do
It will not bring customers to you by itself and it will not sell your goods. It makes you findable and easy to message. The selling stays yours, which is why nobody takes a share of it.
- No commission on anything you sell
Get your stall listed while the day is slow
Free, one short form, and buyers can message you directly.
Questions
Do I need a website?
No. The listing is what customers find, and that is the whole idea.
What will it cost me?
Nothing to list and no commission on what you sell.
Can somebody fill the form for me?
Yes, as long as the WhatsApp number on it is the one you use.