Share your SellLink storefront: a walkthrough

Your storefront is set up, your products are published, and your Store Bio tells the business behind them. There is one step left in the site's own "How SellLink works" list: "Share your SellLink pages." This post is about doing that step well.

What you have to share

Two things, and both are built to be public.

Your storefront has a single address of its own - your display name and unique storefront slug - and everything you publish on it is public. Behind that one address sits your whole business: your products, your story, and every place you sell.

Every published product also has a permanent public product page with a stable address of its own, showing the product details and its buying link. That means you can share at two levels: the whole storefront, or one product at a time.

Share the storefront everywhere you already are

The storefront address is the one link that answers "where can I buy?" completely. Put it anywhere a shopper might look:

Your social bios. Most platforms give you one link. Make it the one that shows everything, instead of choosing between your website, your marketplace shop and your newest product.

Your posts. When you talk about the business - a restock, a new season, a milestone - link the storefront so the curious can browse, not just read.

Your email signature. Every customer email becomes a quiet invitation to see everything you sell.

Your packaging. A thank-you card or insert with the storefront address turns a one-time buyer into someone who can find you again - and see what else you make, source or curate.

Your market table or shop counter, if you sell in person. A printed address or QR code gives the "I'll think about it" shopper a way back.

Share single products when you post about them

When a post is about one product, link that product's page directly rather than the whole storefront. One clear thing to look at beats a general invitation to browse - and the product page still shows the business behind it, so the rest of your storefront is never far away.

Then, when the moment calls for the full picture - a new follower, a wholesale inquiry, a "what all do you sell?" - the storefront address is the answer.

Shoppers can share you too

Sharing is not just for sellers. In the site's words, "built-in sharing makes it easy for sellers and shoppers to share SellLink pages." When a customer sends your product page to a friend, that is the best kind of introduction - you could not have bought it, and it lands with more trust than any ad. Shoppers can also save products to their private favorites list; you never see who saved what, only the aggregate counts, which still tell you which products people mean to come back to.

Watch what happens

Your seller dashboard shows storefront views, product views, external-link clicks and saves. The site is plain about what these are: informational signals, not purchase verification - the sale still happens on your own site or marketplace, between you and your customer. Read them as a guide: which products get looked at, which buying links get clicked, and what is worth posting about next. A product that gets views but few clicks may need a better photo or price text; a product that gets clicks is earning another share.

Keep it going

Sharing works best as a habit, not a launch event. New product? Share its page. Season changing? Put the storefront back in front of people. Every share points at pages that stay put, so the links you handed out last month still work today.

The short version

Your storefront has one public address, and every published product has a permanent public page of its own. Put the storefront link in your bios, signature, packaging and posts; link single products when the post is about one product; and watch storefront views, product views and link clicks on your dashboard to learn what to share next. If your storefront is not set up yet, it is free to create at selllink.shop while free access is available.

Questions? Write to us.

Brett and Shari

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