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How to Start Selling on WhatsApp: A Step-by-Step Guide
Most boutiques already sell on WhatsApp in some form — the problem usually isn't whether to use it, it's that it's disorganised. Here's a simple way to make it a proper sales channel instead of a chat thread you're constantly scrolling through.
Step 1 — Organise your products. Before anything else, get a clear, consistent list of what you're selling: product name, price, sizes or variants, and one good photo each. This is the foundation everything else builds on.
Step 2 — Build your catalogue. Turn that organised list into something a customer can actually browse — not a folder of photos, but a real catalogue with prices and options attached, so "what do you have?" has an instant answer.
Step 3 — Share and sell. Send the whole catalogue or a single product straight into a WhatsApp chat, with a clear way to order. The goal is that a customer can go from "what do you have?" to placing an order in the same conversation.
Once this is in place, the day-to-day work shifts from repeatedly answering "what do you have?" to actually closing sales — which is the point of moving to WhatsApp selling in the first place.
Atijaria automates steps 1 and 2 directly from your existing inventory, so step 3 is the only one you do manually — and even that's a single share, not a slideshow of individual photos.
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Selling on WhatsApp but it still feels messy? Three steps fix most of it: organise your products properly, turn that into a real catalogue, then share and sell straight from the chat. Atijaria builds the catalogue for you automatically from your existing stock — so steps 1 and 2 are already done.
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If you're selling on WhatsApp but it still feels disorganised, here's a simple three-step fix. Step 1: organise your products — name, price, sizes, one good photo each. Step 2: turn that into a real catalogue a customer can browse, not a folder of loose photos. Step 3: share it straight into WhatsApp with a clear way to order. Once this is in place, most of your time shifts from answering "what do you have?" to actually closing sales. Atijaria builds your catalogue automatically from your existing inventory, so steps 1 and 2 are already done for you.
