Map the path from view to sale
Viewer watches, decides they want something, leaves the app to find your link, lands on your storefront, finds the item, opens the store, and buys. A shoppable video storefront removes the slowest step, searching, by putting the same video next to its exact products. Viewers recognize what they saw instead of scanning a list of generic links.
Make the first steps easy
Name the product out loud and say where the link is. Put your storefront link where each platform makes it clickable: your YouTube channel profile, your Instagram bio and Story link stickers, and your TikTok bio once your account can show one. Keep the product on screen long enough to remember.
Make the storefront do the rest
On Tapixy, each look shows the video with up to five tagged items. Use specific titles, accurate photos, and the price where the store provides it. Lead with the hero item. Shoppers can filter by YouTube, Instagram, or TikTok, so they find the version they watched.
Measure each step separately
Your studio shows clicks by look and product as they happen, plus where visitors came from, and sales once the store's network reports them. Many views but few clicks: the video is not giving people a reason or a path. Many clicks but few sales: check that titles, photos, and prices match the product, or try a different store for that item.
Protect what you earn
Returns reverse commissions, so accurate sizes, shades, and descriptions matter after the click too. Commissions stay pending for a 90-day verification period, then become available; you keep 70% of each one. Bot clicks are filtered out of your numbers, so the clicks you see are real shoppers.
Quick checklist
- Say the product name and where the link is in every video.
- Put the storefront link where each platform allows it.
- Match look titles and photos to what the video showed.
- Compare views, clicks, and sales to find the weak step.
