Launching an online store takes more than picking a pretty template. Here's the complete checklist, from business plan to electronic invoicing, so you can launch without surprises.
PWPACOWEB editorial team Published: Updated: 5 min read
Generally, yes. An online store is a business establishment and must be registered in the commercial registry. Your accountant can confirm the requirements based on whether you operate as an individual or a legal entity.
It depends on the number of products, the integrations, and how ready your content is. A simple store with photos and copy ready to go launches much faster than one with a large catalog and inventory integrations.
You can, but it limits you. A store organizes your catalog, takes payments online, shows up on Google, and works overnight. Ideally, combine both channels.
Define what you sell, to whom, and at what margin. Once that's clear, choosing a platform, payments, and shipping is much easier.
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