Service

Facebook / F-commerce to Website

Move from Facebook-only selling to a website without losing the simple workflow your team already understands.

Best fit for: Facebook commerce and social commerce businesses in Bangladesh

Problem and outcome

Start with the operating problem the website needs to solve.

You do not need to stop using Facebook. The goal is to make Facebook a discovery and communication channel while your website becomes the organised home for products, offers, policies, checkout and brand credibility.

Typical problems

  • Orders are buried in Messenger, comments or WhatsApp conversations.
  • Customers cannot easily compare products or variations.
  • Old Facebook posts are hard to find.
  • Your business depends too heavily on one social platform.
Typical scope

What can be included

  • Product and category structure based on your current catalogue
  • Clear links between Facebook content and website landing pages
  • Mobile-first checkout experience
  • Facebook Pixel-ready configuration field
  • Basic migration checklist for products and policies
  • Training for routine updates
Planning the service

Give Facebook and the website different, complementary jobs.

Social content can keep attracting attention and conversations. The migration plan decides which information must live on stable product and policy pages, and how posts, ads and messages will send customers to the right place.

Catalogue inventory

Turn scattered posts, albums and spreadsheets into a product list with consistent names, categories, prices, options, stock and image ownership.

Channel handoff

Choose whether a social post should lead to a product, collection, offer or guide so customers do not land on a generic homepage and start searching again.

Policy and order rules

Move delivery, exchange, payment and order requirements out of repeated inbox replies and into pages the team can keep current.

Working process

Migrate in controlled batches instead of copying the clutter.

A staged move makes it easier to check product data and keep social selling active while the site is prepared.

Step 1

Audit the existing sales material

We review the Facebook page, common messages, product sources and policies to identify what can be reused and what must be clarified.

Step 2

Prepare and verify the first catalogue

Products are grouped into a consistent structure and checked on mobile before the remaining catalogue follows the agreed format.

Step 3

Redirect customer habits

Launch content and team guidance show when to send a product link, when to answer in Messenger and when the customer should complete checkout.

Trust and ownership

An owned website adds context that a social post cannot keep visible.

Customers can verify the business through a consistent domain, contact details, policies and product pages while Facebook remains an active public channel.

  • Product URLs keep current price, options and policy context together.
  • The website does not claim that Facebook, Messenger or WhatsApp must be abandoned.
  • Business accounts and the website domain should remain controlled by the business owner.
Scope boundaries

What is not automatic

  • Facebook posts are not automatically a clean product database; product names, images, prices and variations may need organised source files before migration.
  • Meta advertising management, ad creative and campaign performance are not part of the website build unless separately agreed.
  • Pixel, catalogue or shop connections depend on the client’s account access, platform eligibility and current Meta requirements.
Related planning

Continue with the pages that answer the next decision.

FAQ

Questions about Facebook / F-commerce to Website

I sell on Facebook. Do I really need a website?

You can keep selling through Facebook, but a website gives customers a structured catalogue, clearer policies, searchable product pages, a branded checkout experience and an online asset you control. Facebook can continue to drive traffic to the store.

Do I have to stop taking orders from Facebook after the website launches?

No. The website can work alongside your Facebook page. Many businesses use social media for discovery and conversation while the website handles product information, checkout and order capture.

Will you upload my products, or do I add them myself?

In the ৳16,000 package you add the products yourself. We give you our own video tutorials showing how to add products, photos, prices, stock and categories, and we help if you get stuck. If you have a large catalogue and want us to enter or import products, that is quoted separately before work starts.

How long does it take to build an e-commerce website?

Our standard e-commerce website is built in about 3 working days after the 50% advance and your logo and basic business details. You can start adding products as soon as it is ready. Large catalogues, custom features or third-party approvals such as a payment gateway or courier API can take longer.

Will I own my website, domain and hosting?

You get full WordPress admin access, and a domain bought through us is registered in a separate account in your name. Hosting depends on where the website lives: with your own hosting you have full access to it; with our hosting we manage the server for you (backups, security and maintenance are included), so server access stays with us. Either way you can download a full backup of the website files and database at any time, and move the website to other hosting (we do the move for a one-time ৳1,000).

Start with the business problem

Need this service for your store?

Tell us what you sell, how the current workflow works and which part is causing the most friction. We’ll confirm a practical scope before promising an integration or feature.

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