Have you been looking for a way to sell your products online completely for free?
Well, you’ve come to the right place!
In this tutorial, we’ll introduce you to Wix and Ecwid, the two platforms you’ll require to start selling online.
Using Wix, you can easily and quickly create an online store for free using an app integration called Ecwid.
Can you sell on Wix for free?
While you can create a free Wix online store, you do need a premium plan to start selling your products online.
However, today I will explain the process that does NOT require you to spend anything! How?
By integrating Ecwid and Wix!
We will explain how to:
1) Create an online store using Ecwid
2) Build a free Wix website
3) Integrate Ecwid with Wix to create a free online store
This tutorial is ideal for beginners who wish to get started with e-commerce completely for free!
Steps to Sell Products on Wix for FREE
Let’s understand how to sell products on Wix for free:
Step 1: Getting Started with Ecwid
The process starts by learning how to create an online store with Ecwid, first.
Using Ecwid, you can upload a maximum of 10 products completely free of cost.
You can sell products on a website that is built within Ecwid.
Or alternatively, you can build a free online store with Ecwid and then integrate it with other website builders like Wix and that is exactly what we are going to show you.
This approach is ideal if you already own a website and intend to sell products through it.
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*The link above is an affiliate link, which means we will get a commission if you upgrade to a paid plan (with no extra cost to you). This helps support our education-based website and we thank you in advance!
Either sign in or sign up to begin website creation depending on whether or not you already have a Wix account. You can sign up to Wix through Facebook or Google.
When you’re completing the sign-up, make sure you select the type of business website you intend to create (refer to the screengrab). It could be a blog, portfolio, online store, consultant, etc. For this Ecwid and Wix tutorial, let’s go for jewellery Just type in the keyword and select the relevant option from the suggestions.
Next, you want to name your free online store. It’s possible to change this name later on.
Select features that you want your Wix website to have. Examples are chat, bookings, forum, online store, forms, etc. For this Ecwid and Wix tutorial, we’ll go for the following features: pricing plans, blog, and an Instagram feed. You can add more features to your site later on.
Hit ‘Next’
Wix will now ask if you’ve created a website before. We’ll go for ‘This is my first time’.
2.1 Create a Free Wix Website (ADI)
For Wix to auto-generate a website for you, some more steps are required:
Click the ‘Start Now’ button. You can now import data from your existing website from Google Business profile (if you have one). Otherwise, you can skip this part.
Next, under ‘Review and edit your info’, start adding your business info like name, email, address, phone number, and social accounts. Ensure that those details are accurate.
Now, pick a theme color that best resonates with your brand, which is also changeable later on.
Based on your preferences recorded by the Wix website builder, it will recommend three homepage designs for you. Click on ‘Use this design’ to select one.
Add additional web pages to your new Wix website, such as Contact, Policies, About Us, Our Products, etc. These pages can also be added later on.
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