Want an e-commerce site, but to be able to use the amazing Showit platform? Shoprocket has all the tools you need to start selling and doesn’t require intense technical skills! If you want a Showit website with full e-commerce capabilities, READ ON!
In this video you will see a tutorial on how to add a shop to Showit with shoprocket.io!
The key difference with Shoprocket is that their main use is to embed FULL e-commerce into an existing website. It is more at the forefront, rather than being an afterthought. If your websites main purpose is to sell something, this is a great option.
✓ Faster
✓ Easier
✓ More intuitive
I love that you don’t need to embed buy buttons or products on multiple pages and can simply drop in a full, browsable store with categories and full page product views with only ONE embed code (for all you DIY’ers, this may be a better option for you).
You make the changes to your shop items in the Shoprocket dashboard, and the embed automatically updates in your Showit website.
Unfortunately there isn’t; you need to use an outside platform like Shoprocket. Because I like to provide a lot of different solutions, here is a video I published a year ago on how to add e-commerce to a Showit.co website using Shopify Lite. If you have a small store (under 30 items), this is a great option that allows you to still use the wonderful Showit platform, but if you have a larger store and want full e-commerce capabilities, I would look into using Shoprocket.
I hope you found this tutorial helpful in starting your custom website with an online shop! I highly suggest checking out Shoprocket for your shop needs and if you want creative freedom, Showit is my favorite website design platform! Get a free month (a credit card is required and you can publish and connect your custom domain name – cancel at any time) using THIS LINK!
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