Meta.... Facebook, whatever you want to call it

 Hello and thank you for reading this post. Today I am going to talk about linking customgear.shop

or Meta or formerly known as Facebook. 


Facebook marketplace is ranked the 10th most popular marketplace on the internet in the United

 States. Which is really surprising because almost everyone and their mother face a profile on

 Facebook.


Their marketplace has strict rules. Seems that when you mess up the first time, it is almost

 impossible to get accepted again. Now understand, this is MY opinion but having a past with

 marketplace does NOT help either. Explanation on the will be in another blog but that will come.


You need to understand that everything takes time. When your team loses hope and opts out so it is

 only one individual, ALOT of time. 


Anyways, when customgear.shop first got started it was immediatly linked with Facebook

 marketplace. 


Within the first week, sales were made almost immediatly! 


But then, Facebook shut down customgear because originally adult toys were for sale as well on the

 webpage.


Facebook does not allow anything "adult" so immediatly went into that section and deleted the

 whole section. 


So created another site for that but it is no were near ready for any kind of traffic. 


Anyways, every day for the past month and half been struggling to try and connect our store to


 facebook marketplace. We have been unsuccessful but continue trying. Instead, we have made a seperate

 website for that. The page will be posted when it is ready for business.



 that we try and keep updated. We will keep you updated when and if things change. Thank you for reading, take care!



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