We’ve now had a number of storeowners come to us after being hit with a ‘ban’ from Shopify — i.e. Shopify disables their checkout and says they cannot use Shopify Payments (that’s how customers pay for your items via credit card, Apple, Google, etc.) if they’re selling designer/brand name items.
Over the last few months, I’ve had multiple customers contact me after having their websites re-done on Shopify.
Stores on Peeps’ Software and Peeps2Go can use their iPhone and Android devices to take pics of items!
We’re proud that Peeps’ Software is still the only consignment software with WooCommerce integration, but knowing there will be other integration specialists out there who might run into this issue, I wanted to share this with those who need it!
Don’t sleep on your Shopify Collections! Consignment/Resale stores utilizing Shopify — or really anyone utilizing Shopify — focus on your Collections.
In our current time, without being able to have your doors open, stores are scrambling to find ways to sell online — and rightfully so.
After seeing a lot of great Instagram posts, as well as a lot of posts that need…some attention 🙂 — I wanted to share some of the Instagram tips I share with my customers on a daily basis.
I wanted to put together an overview of what stores can do to improve their Shopify setup. Specifically, to make it easier for customers to access your Shopify shopping cart.
