What are you selling?
Every catalogue breaks a shop in its own way: sizes, expiry dates, bulky parcels, repeat orders. These pages say what is different about yours and which part of Omniterra handles it.
Sell clothing online
Clothing is the hardest catalogue to keep tidy and the easiest to lose money on. The same shirt is six sizes in four colours, half of them out of stock by Friday, and a share of every delivery comes back.
Sell shoes online
Shoes are a size problem wearing a product page. The same foot is a 42 in Italy, an 8 in Britain and a 9 in the United States, and the shopper who guesses wrong sends the parcel back at your expense.
Sell jewellery online
Jewellery is low volume, high value and usually personal. One ring can be worth a week of a clothing shop, which changes what the product page and the checkout have to do.
Sell cosmetics online
Cosmetics carry a date. Which batch went to which customer stops being a detail the first time a supplier calls you about one.
Sell perfume online
Perfume is bought by people who already know exactly what they want and by people who have no idea at all. The shop has to serve both, and get the glass there unbroken.
Sell food online
Food has a date on it and a window to arrive in. Both of those have to be in the checkout, or they become phone calls on a Saturday morning.
Start a grocery delivery shop
Grocery is a logistics business with a shop attached. The catalogue is large, the margin is thin, and everything depends on the van being full and on time.
Sell coffee and tea online
Nobody buys coffee once. The whole business is the second bag, and then the twelfth — which makes the subscription the product, not a feature.
Sell wine, beer and spirits online
Alcohol is the one catalogue that has to ask a question before it shows itself, and the one that is heaviest and most breakable to send.
Sell flowers online
A florist sells a moment with a deadline. The arrangement matters less than arriving on the right morning with the right card.
Sell furniture online
Furniture breaks the assumptions every shop template makes: it is heavy, it is slow, and the delivery often costs more than an entire cart in another shop.
Sell electronics online
Electronics are bought on specification and kept on warranty. Two years later the customer is back, and the shop either has the record or it does not.
Sell digital products online
A digital product has no parcel, no courier and no stock — and every shop template still insists on a delivery address.
Sell pet supplies online
A dog eats on a schedule, which makes pet food one of the few catalogues where the repeat order is predictable to the week.
Sell toys online
Toys are bought by adults for children, usually as a gift, usually against a date — and they carry more compliance than most people expect.
Sell sports equipment online
Sports equipment is two businesses in one catalogue: clothing that has to fit, and hardware that barely fits in a van.
Sell art and handmade goods online
A marketplace takes a cut of every piece you sell and owns the relationship with the person who bought it. Your own shop takes neither.
Sell supplements online
Supplements are taken daily and expire on a date. Both of those facts belong in the software rather than in your head.
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