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[Starmix]

I am new to my online business. It is 8 months old. I am selling printed T-shirts and branded shoes. At first, it was not easy for I am not so sure of my target market if they like to buy printed t-shirts and branded shoes. I display my products on Facebook Marketplace. Thankfully, I got three clients after three weeks. Thanks for reading. Sharing is caring.

 

[King Belieal]

My online business is just an extension of my offline business. I offer my poultry products like chickens and eggs for sale on Facebook marketplace, and I get some good orders from there on a regular basis.

 

[Starmix]

@King Belieal , you have a very profitable business. Having a poultry farm guarantees money from meat, feathers, dung, and eggs. Your target market are just near you.

 

[Fidelia]

I have ran an exclusive online fashion design business for a long time. I have set up my fashion line store on Facebook marketplace and jiji marketplace. I get orders from those platforms. And it is even expanding from there to the offline space.

 

[Laurentta]

For now, i don't have an online business of my own yet. I just work on get paid to platforms online.

 

[Trush Jodie]

I get to sell underwears online through Facebook marketplace. Sometimes, I sell turtle neck shirts too. I am relatively new in the business but I am able to sell 50 underwears in two weeks.

 

[kerryjoy]

I really admire your consistency and honesty—starting an online business isn’t easy, especially when you're figuring out your target market on the fly. I think it’s great that even without full certainty, you took action by using Facebook Marketplace to display your products. I believe that kind of initiative pays off in the long run. I’d also suggest that if I were in your shoes, I’d start collecting feedback from those first three clients to understand what drew them in—it could really help refine your future offers. Keep testing, learning, and posting—you’ve already overcome one of the hardest parts: getting started.