Start with part of your range

Selected categories or brands first, the rest once you see that it works.

It does not all have to go out at once

A bike shop sells everything from complete bikes to bolts and gaskets. Lifting that entire range online in one sweep rarely turns out well, neither for you nor for the customer trying to find the right part.

So it works just as well to begin with a defined slice. A couple of categories that sell, a brand you are strong in, or whatever is easiest to describe and ship.

The rest of the range stays in the shop exactly as before. The web shows only the part you chose, and once that part works, we widen it.

What a defined selection can consist of

The selection is yours to make, and it can be cut in several ways.

Individual categories, tyres, tubes or lighting for instance.

One or two brands you know inside out.

Articles with good margin or high turnover.

Whatever is simple to pack and ship without risk.

How the range grows

The point of starting small is that you see how data, images and orders behave before the whole register is out there.

We set up the first selection and publish it.

You watch how it works in practice, from order to packing.

We add the next category or brand when you say the word.

All you have to do is point out where you want to begin. The connection is built to take more, so expanding later is not a new project.

You decide where the line goes.

One selection at a time, at your pace.

Expanding requires no rebuild.

Start where you are strongest and grow from there.

Next steps

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