In addition to physical and digital products, you can sell services in your store. Whether you're teaching classes, fixing bikes or consulting people around the world, you can use your online store to help you establish a customer base, sell services online, and grow your business.
When you add a product to your store, you can uncheck the shipping checkbox to indicate that you are selling a service instead of a physical product. Your items should always include a detailed description of exactly what your buyer receives, how they receive it, and when it will be received.
To sell a service you have to add it to your product catalog and then you need to disable shipping for that product. Promote your services by using the Buy buttons to add a product card into a landing page or a blog page. This way, customers will be able to place an order directly on that page.
Accepting bookings is ideal for small businesses or individuals who take appointments such as DJ’s, babysitters, interior decorators, rental services and others. The booking process can be automated to save time and to avoid unnecessary emails and phone calls. All you have to do is integrate your synced online calendar to your product page.
Add your online calendar to the description. If you have a Google Calendar, for example, get the code for your calendar and paste it into your product description Add a small explanation in the description for your clients on how to make a reservation. Let them know they have to check your calendar before they book with you to make sure you are free. And there you have it!
Service descriptions are critical to defining the scope of work you are delivering to your customer. They should know what they receive, how and when they receive it. Detailed service description should include:
