A lot of people have asked me how to sell their ebooks, music for bitcoin. Happy to see they want to sell it for bitcoin and not fiat. Here is a quick guide for anyone looking...

There are several ways to go about selling your digital goods for bitcoin:

#1. Use e-commerce platforms:

  • OpenBazaar: Decentralised marketplace that lets you sell/buy goods for crypto all over the world.

#2. Use Third-Party services to create a sellers page

There are several services that allow you to create a quick sellers page for your product and accept crypto for it, some of such services include:

#3. Create your own website

The best way to sell your digital product online for bitcoin is by having your own e-commerce store/website.

There are tons of website builders that you can use to build your store, some include:

After you have your own store you need a plugin or extension to accept bitcoin payments, these can include:



Submitted June 24, 2020 at 04:14PM by primalfabric https://ift.tt/2CCiy6w

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