Instagram used to be the 5th largest social media website on the Internet. However, its user base grew to 1 billion this 2019. And this doesn’t only pertain to accounts but to active users. Think about it. If you can promote your product to this market, you have a chance of getting a slice of that traffic and converting some into sales.

Developing a successful Shopify store is like striking gold.

But the best Shopify Store owners don’t simply strike it rich overnight. The long hours of planning, design, and development all go on out of sight.

And behind almost every successful entrepreneur is an inspirational voice.

To build your own successful Shopify store, it helps to have your own inspiration from those who’ve done it: this helps spark ideas about niche, design and marketing.

This is the most comprehensive guide to selling your Shopify products and services through a Facebook store on the planet.

The best part?

I’m going to show you what works and what doesn’t when it comes to selling on Facebook stores right now (in 2019).

So… if you want to integrate Shopify and sell your products to billions of people on Facebook, you’ll love this guide.

Let’s do this!

The Ecommerce industry has become an overly-competitive field in recent years.

One that has, for a lack of a better word, spoiled the customers to such an extent that nowadays you are considered a subpar brand if you don’t offer a myriad of perks ranging from same-day free shipping, free tracking, free returns, full refunds, accurate delivery estimates, and so much more.

Whether you like it or not, you need to optimize your shipping policy to serve the needs and wishes of your target demographic.