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<blockquote data-quote="Ghostshadow" data-source="post: 1340962" data-attributes="member: 9575">Honestly,If you're planning on just selling items. you might try Etsy or big cartel. <a href="http://www.etsy.com" target="_blank">Etsy.com</a> is a large community of creative people who can buy and sell goods made by others. Small businesses, mom and pop shops, people who create crafts, bake goods, and everything in between. It's primarily geared toward people who make things, not to sell personal everyday house hold items. (if that makes sense?)Big cartel is somewhat similar, they set you up with a shop and you can add your items. They are geared more toward artwork but I've seen people sell handcrafted soaps and edibles on there before. I'd say etsy would be the best choice because there's a huge community and the people that are on the site and people that buy from etsy can really see what you're selling. You can also point your domain to your store if you choose to do so. I think it's a great option because customers can rate your shop and the products you sell. It's much easier to maintain than an iWeb website.In my opinion, iWeb isn't really suitable, or at least, isn't a very viable solution for eCommerce.&nbsp; Hope that helps!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ghostshadow, post: 1340962, member: 9575"] Honestly, If you're planning on just selling items. you might try Etsy or big cartel. [URL="http://www.etsy.com"]Etsy.com[/URL] is a large community of creative people who can buy and sell goods made by others. Small businesses, mom and pop shops, people who create crafts, bake goods, and everything in between. It's primarily geared toward people who make things, not to sell personal everyday house hold items. (if that makes sense?) Big cartel is somewhat similar, they set you up with a shop and you can add your items. They are geared more toward artwork but I've seen people sell handcrafted soaps and edibles on there before. I'd say etsy would be the best choice because there's a huge community and the people that are on the site and people that buy from etsy can really see what you're selling. You can also point your domain to your store if you choose to do so. I think it's a great option because customers can rate your shop and the products you sell. It's much easier to maintain than an iWeb website. In my opinion, iWeb isn't really suitable, or at least, isn't a very viable solution for eCommerce. Hope that helps! [/QUOTE]

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