What kind of product can be sold on Facebook?

[Kane]

You can sell any kind of products provided it is legal. You cannot sell guns and alcohol, but you can sell services, digital products, physical products, even a house and car.

 

[Fizzy_boi]

They are definitely lots of things that can be sold on facebook once they are products that can be packaged and they are not things that times run out of .You can for example sell things like wears and kitchen wares.

 

[Sincerem]

You sell any product, item or merchandise that is legal enough via facebook marketplace or creating social media page via facebook to market your products.

 

[eLdavis]

Almost anything can be found on the facebook market. I have come across landed properties, clothings even electronics on Facebook. I have even come across job offers

 

[Richard92]

Almost anything can be found on the facebook market. I have come across landed properties, clothings even electronics on Facebook. I have even come across job offers

every kind of product can be sold and market on Facebook because the Facebook market is a decentralized market that is not being regulated by anyone so you can be able to market and sell your goods via social media no matter the kind of products you are into.

 

[McIrx]

Recently, selling of fashion accessories look to be the craze on Facebook. From bags and shoes to clothes and wristwatches, it's all about advertising and selling. But most products are sellable on Facebook though. All one needs is the right audience to market to.

 

[Richard92]

Recently, selling of fashion accessories look to be the craze on Facebook. From bags and shoes to clothes and wristwatches, it's all about advertising and selling. But most products are sellable on Facebook though. All one needs is the right audience to market to.

all kind of products can be sold on Facebook both edible and not edible products all can be marketed on Facebook and sold it does not have restriction.

 

[Senator]

You can market certain types of product on Facebook for your prospective clients to see and then decide to get in touch with you to make their purchases.

 

[Kane]

By listing your product on facebook marketplace you can sell a variety of items. You can even sell your services. Selling on facebook requires a lot of marketing.

 

[Ralphjoe]

To use Facebook for selling product is a good idea and there is no specific product for Facebook. You can promote any product or service on Facebook and sell whatever you wish to sell. Facebook is a one of best platform to use for prom

I believe the best way to wish someone can make use of Facebook to sell it by advertising your product and services on the platform for your audience.

 

[Chibson]

Almost everything that is sellable can be sold on Facebook. You can sell a lot of products such as body creams, phones, televisions and so many things on the platform.

 

[GIFTMICHAEL]

Facebook owner zuckerberg have tried a lot to open a marketplace for business men and men to sell their products/merchandise by placing those ads on the marketplace section to attract customers.

 

[Shigobad20201]

You cannot actually buy and sell items on the Facebook Marketplace. You can just find the products (or list them) and get in touch with the owner to arrange payment or negotiate the price.
No payment processor supported. No shopping cart, no tax calculation, no nothing that you expect to see as a seller.

There's practically nothing on Facebook you can't sell and advertise on Facebook since you have the picture and video of the product you are trying to sell, which makes it easier.

 

[Setho]

Facebook has made its algorithm on such a way that you cab monetize a wide range of products to your desired audience through either page, market place or ads.

 

[akinlolu99]

You can't really purchase and sell things on the Facebook Marketplace. You can simply discover the items (or show them) and reach out to the proprietor to organize installments or arrange the cost.

No installment processor upheld. No shopping basket, no assessment computation, no nothing that you hope to see as a dealer.

 

[babdud02]

You cannot actually buy and sell items on the Facebook Marketplace. You can just find the products (or list them) and get in touch with the owner to arrange payment or negotiate the price.
No payment processor supported. No shopping cart, no tax calculation, no nothing that you expect to see as a seller.

You should be able to advertise your business on facebook and you can also create a group where you can talk about your business to your customers but I don’t think facebook will allow to process payment on their app

 

[akinlolu99]

You can't really purchase and sell things on the Facebook Marketplace. You can simply discover the items (or show them) and reach out to the proprietor to organize installments or arrange the cost.
No shopping basket, no duty estimation, no nothing that you hope to see as a vendor.

 

[Shigobad20201]

You cannot actually buy and sell items on the Facebook Marketplace. You can just find the products (or list them) and get in touch with the owner to arrange payment or negotiate the price.
No payment processor supported. No shopping cart, no tax calculation, no nothing that you expect to see as a seller.

There are diverse ways in which you can promote and advertise your business and products on facebook and i also beleive you can advertise any of your product on facebook.

 

[Haveit]

I too believe that there are different platforms for different advertisements and although facebook has been around for a while but I have noticed that market goods or e commerce and agricultural produce move fast on facebook.

 

[Setfragil]

There is no kind of product that cannot be sold on Facebook for as long as such products are legal. You can sell digital products like CDs, eBooks. You can also chose to sell physical products as well

You are right. There is virtually nothing that cannot be sold or advertised on Facebook provided that they are not illegal and or contains offensive images and videos that are against the terms and conditions of Facebook.