How to Sell Your First Service in WP Sell Services
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How to sell your first service in WP Sell Services, step by step. Open Create Service, fill in Basic Information, set the Basic, Standard and Premium packages with Tier title, Price, Delivery time and Revisions, add Service Extras and Frequently Asked Questions, and see the service page as a buyer does. For anyone looking to sell services online.
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Not sure how to package your work? A service with three prices, and extras on top, lets buyers choose and spend more. Here is how to build one. You need a seller account on a site with the free WP Sell Services plugin. It takes about four minutes. There are four steps. Start a new service. Set the packages and prices. Add extras. Then see what buyers see. Step one. Start a new service. In the dashboard, click Create Service. The form has six steps, and the first is Basic Information. Give it a Service title, and pick a Category and a Subcategory. The Description says what the buyer gets. Tags help buyers find it. Step two. Set the packages and prices. Here is a finished service. Continue moves to Pricing. Basic, Standard and Premium are three packages. Each has a Tier title, a Price, a Delivery time and Revisions. Standard and Premium are optional tiers, so a seller can start with one price. Step three. Add extras. Gallery and Requirements come first. Then the step called Extras and FAQs. Service Extras are add ons a buyer can tick, such as source files. Each has an Extra Title and a Price. Frequently Asked Questions answer the doubts a buyer has before they order. Step four. See what buyers see. This is the service page. Buyers pick Basic, Standard or Premium. Contact Me lets a buyer ask a question before they order. Publish Service on the last step of the form puts a service live. That is all four. A service started, the packages and prices set, extras added, and the buyer view seen. Your first service, ready to sell. Next in this series: Make your service listing win buyers.