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How to Create a Cartily Shop Profile Customers Can Use

A good profile answers three questions quickly: what do you offer, where do you operate, and how can someone get in touch?

A mouse arranges shop photos and details around a phone.

How to edit your Cartily shop name and details

  1. Sign in and open My shop. Choose your shop, then tap Edit shop.

  2. Open Name & story for the business name and description customers will recognize. Open Photos to add pictures of your own work.

    Cartily Edit shop with Name & story and Photos outlined and numbered 1 and 2.
    1 Edit the name and story. 2 Add your photos.
  3. Continue through What I sell, Contact & links and your hours. Save each section, then use View public page to check what a shopper sees.

Use your everyday business name and a short, specific description. “Small-batch pasta made in Claremore” tells a visitor more than “Something for everyone.” Add the person or people behind the shop if you want customers to know your names.

Your shop does not need to be a cart. Choose the format that fits, such as farm stand, market stall, home pickup, food truck or storefront. Choose product types that match what you actually offer.

Add photos and a story to your shop profile

Use a clear profile picture and a cover photo that still makes sense on a narrow phone screen. Add product photos you own or have permission to use. Avoid putting essential contact details only inside an image.

Tell people what you make and how you came to it. If there is a detail you love about your ingredients, flowers or process, share it in your own words.

Add contact and pickup information

Add the website or social page you check most often. Publish a business email or phone number only if you want it visible to visitors. A sign-in number is not automatically your public shop number.

Tell customers whether to message you, order through another site or stop by during your hours. Add the pickup details you want them to see.

Check your hours and public shop page

Save your usual hours and any special closures. If plans change today, update your status rather than leaving visitors to guess. A product list is helpful, but stock counting is optional.

After saving, open your public profile as a visitor. Check the pictures, links, pickup wording and contact route. Then share that profile link with your existing customers.

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