admin Posts: 9 5 years ago
Item Name: Short, clear, and keyword-friendly title. Buyers should understand instantly what the product is.
Category & Sub-Category: Select the most relevant category so users can easily find your item.
Overview Text: Concise introduction explaining what the product does, who it’s for, and its key benefits.
Base Price: Set a fair price matching the product value and complexity.
Competitive Research: Compare with similar products to ensure your price is reasonable.
Discounts: Use seasonal or promotional discounts if needed.
License Details: Specify what buyers get for each license type (single-use, extended, etc.).
Tags / Keywords: Add 5–10 relevant keywords (e.g., script, plugin, template). Use high-search, relevant terms only.
Description: Start with a short USP (1–2 lines), then provide full details including features, requirements, installation steps, and updates.
FAQ: Answer common buyer questions like compatibility, updates, and support. Builds trust and reduces support requests.
Demo Links: Add a live demo URL (website or app store). Make sure it’s functional and mobile-friendly. Optionally include a YouTube walkthrough video.
Custom Buttons: Add action buttons on the product page linking to official site, documentation, or other resources (e.g., “View Full Demo”).
Buyer Support Links: Provide multiple support options (ticket system, WhatsApp, email). State response time and support duration (e.g., 24–48 hours, free updates for 6 months).
Free Domain & Hosting (Optional): If offering, display “This item comes with Free Domain & Hosting.”
Thumbnail / Preview Image: 590×300 px, professional and eye-catching.
Icon Image: 80×80 px, simple and recognizable.
Screenshots: Upload 4–6 high-quality screenshots showing real product use cases.
Extra Images (Optional): For product description (feature highlights, banners, etc.).
Paid Version ZIP File: Include full source code and documentation.
Free Version ZIP File: Limited/free version that users can download and test.
Free Version Details / Why It’s Important:
Must have the same interface and design as the paid version.
Premium features should be visible but locked.
Clicking a locked feature should display:
"This feature is available in the Paid Version."
Benefits of Free Version:
Builds trust — users see product quality before buying.
Marketing & Exposure — free version can be shared, increasing reach.
Preview Paid Features Safely — encourages conversions.
Reduce Refunds & Complaints — buyers test compatibility first.
Boost Marketplace Visibility — engagement signals improve ranking.
Documentation File: Clear instructions for installation and usage.
Changelog (Optional): List version changes or updates.
Review & Submit: Double-check all fields, images, and files before submitting for review.
Items with screenshots, demo links, and video previews usually receive more downloads and higher buyer trust.
Keep file structure clean, remove unnecessary files.
Make the free version UI identical to paid version to demonstrate design quality.