How to Use Facebook to Sell Your Products and Services | Katonah NY Realtor

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Have you leveraged the power of Facebook to sell your products and services?
Or maybe you’ve wondered if you should start a store on Facebook…
Many businesses are using Facebook to sell.
Check out these three ways your business can leverage a Facebook page to sell products and make it easier for your customers to buy from you.

#1: Create a Seamless Store Experience on Facebook With a Landing Page App

Before you start selling on Facebook, you’ll need to create a Facebook page and not a Facebook profile.
Using a Facebook page for business not only keeps you in compliance with Facebook’s Terms of Service, but also affords you additional benefits that aren’t available with profiles. For instance, with a page you can add a custom tab using a Facebook landing page app so you can build an online store.
The benefits of using third-party landing page apps.
Most landing page apps can be easily installed and are packed with features so you can build and manage your store in no time.
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Sell products on Facebook using a Facebook landing page app.
With a landing page app, you can have a store that looks slick and professional, even if you’re not a designer or coder. And it’s easy for your customers to use, whether they’re shopping on a desktop or from their mobile device.
You can customize the look and feel of your Facebook store. Change colors, add a logo and adjust the layout of your products until your Facebook store closely resembles your website.
Outside of creating the look and flow of your shopping cart, securing your transaction data with an SSL certificate is equally important.
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An example of a Facebook page without a valid SSL certificate.
While they can be expensive (upwards of $70 or more per year) and difficult to install on their own, most third-party landing page tools include an SSL certificate. They even install it for you, so all you have to do is create your store, add your products and associate your store with a Facebook page.
Now that we’ve gone over some of the benefits of using third-party landing page apps, let’s talk about a few you can use to sell products on Facebook.
Sync a store with Ecwid’s Ecommerce Widget.
Ecwid is a no-cost to low-cost way for business owners to add shopping functionality to their Facebook page and website.


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