Shopify

[edward]

Just wondering if anyone sell there  crafts on Shopify, if so is it worth it. just wondering  .

[amazingkevin]

I never heard of it. Do you know if there,d a list of places to sell from?

[Foxfold]

2 hours ago, amazingkevin said:

I never heard of it. Do you know if there,d a list of places to sell from?

Kevin, as far as I can see it is a place to sell things, however, for dinosaurs like me and thee it's technology that goes way over our heads. 

[Badgerboy]

I use Shopify for my own website. I will admit it does take bit of time to get the site put together and computer skills are helpful.  I found it reasonably easy to put together a simple website on my own domain name. Overall my experience was more positive acknowledging that you do need to spend time and have a plan. 
 

[kmmcrafts]

You didn't mention whether you're talking regular shopify or shopify light.. 

Shopify light is basically a checkout processing or shopping cart where you can send people to purchase items from a Facebook or other social site to cash out. 

Shopify is a site host for a personal website and you'll pretty much be responsible to bring in your own traffic.. Nothing wrong with that other than it takes time to build a following where you start getting regular sales..  If you're going the personal website path.. Indiemade.com is much cheaper per month.. I used to have my website through them.. but back then they had a 300 listing limit.. and I out grew them.. I know see they will give you more listings upon request..  But on Indiemade.. you can start out cheap if you only have a small amount of listings etc.. and as you grow you can upgrade to the next higher plan.. If i remember correctly the cheapest plan was only like $5 a month.. for like 30 items and then its like $10 for the next level.. I dont remember how many items and what price.. I know the most expensive one was $19.95 a month for 300 item listings..