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Selling guide

Create stronger listings, manage conversations, and handle listing states without exposing private contact details publicly.

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Selling on Selinox is built around good listings, responsive platform messaging, and controlled contact reveal.

You can publish both products and services. The same privacy rules apply: seller contact details are never shown publicly, and messaging starts on-platform first.

First-time sellersService providersRepeat sellers using templates or copy flows

Prepare before publishing

Checklist

Choose whether the listing is a product or service.
Pick the most accurate category because it affects fields, filters, and buyer expectations.
Write a title that says what the offer is, not just a marketing phrase.
Decide which pricing mode fits the listing: fixed, negotiable, ask for price, or free.
Collect strong images for products and clear scope details for services.

Seller workflow from creation to buyer response

Step by step

Create the listing

Use the wizard to enter required details first, then add optional quality signals that improve trust and conversion.

Required

Listing type and category
Title and description
Required category-specific fields
Pricing mode
Location details required by the form

Optional

Extra attributes, richer descriptions, and stronger media
Template saving for repeat setups

Common mistakes

Publishing a product without enough visual detail
Leaving important service scope questions unanswered

Respond inside the platform

Use listing-linked messages to answer buyer questions, negotiate, and decide whether direct contact should ever be revealed.

Required

An active conversation tied to the listing

Optional

Revealing phone or email later if the conversation justifies it

Common mistakes

Posting contact details in the listing description
Trying to bypass on-platform first contact

Manage the listing lifecycle

Pause, resume, renew, mark sold, relist, or revise rejected listings from the dashboard.

Required

Monitoring listing status after publication or moderation review

Optional

Saving successful structures as templates for later reuse

When you are selling a service

Service listings should make the offer concrete. Buyers need to understand scope, format, location or delivery mode, timing, and expected pricing logic before they decide to message you.

If the service is flexible, explain what is fixed and what can be customized. This reduces repetitive back-and-forth and improves message quality.

Checklist

State whether the service is online, in person, or hybrid.
Explain what the buyer receives and what is excluded.
Use images only if they clarify the service or results honestly.

Protect privacy while selling

Checklist

Do not place phone numbers or email addresses in public listing content.
Start with platform messaging even when you are verified.
Reveal direct contact only inside a conversation and only if you choose.
Report abusive buyers or pressure to go off-platform too early.

Prepare before publishing

Checklist

Choose whether the listing is a product or service.
Pick the most accurate category because it affects fields, filters, and buyer expectations.
Write a title that says what the offer is, not just a marketing phrase.
Decide which pricing mode fits the listing: fixed, negotiable, ask for price, or free.
Collect strong images for products and clear scope details for services.

Seller workflow from creation to buyer response

Step by step

Create the listing

Use the wizard to enter required details first, then add optional quality signals that improve trust and conversion.

Required

Listing type and category
Title and description
Required category-specific fields
Pricing mode
Location details required by the form

Optional

Extra attributes, richer descriptions, and stronger media
Template saving for repeat setups

Common mistakes

Publishing a product without enough visual detail
Leaving important service scope questions unanswered

Respond inside the platform

Use listing-linked messages to answer buyer questions, negotiate, and decide whether direct contact should ever be revealed.

Required

An active conversation tied to the listing

Optional

Revealing phone or email later if the conversation justifies it

Common mistakes

Posting contact details in the listing description
Trying to bypass on-platform first contact

Manage the listing lifecycle

Pause, resume, renew, mark sold, relist, or revise rejected listings from the dashboard.

Required

Monitoring listing status after publication or moderation review

Optional

Saving successful structures as templates for later reuse

When you are selling a service

Service listings should make the offer concrete. Buyers need to understand scope, format, location or delivery mode, timing, and expected pricing logic before they decide to message you.

If the service is flexible, explain what is fixed and what can be customized. This reduces repetitive back-and-forth and improves message quality.

Checklist

State whether the service is online, in person, or hybrid.
Explain what the buyer receives and what is excluded.
Use images only if they clarify the service or results honestly.

Selling guide

Prepare before publishing

Seller workflow from creation to buyer response

Create the listing

Respond inside the platform

Manage the listing lifecycle

When you are selling a service

Protect privacy while selling

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Selling guide

Prepare before publishing

Seller workflow from creation to buyer response

Create the listing

Respond inside the platform

Manage the listing lifecycle

When you are selling a service

Protect privacy while selling