The first month sets the habits that make a storefront useful. You do not need a large audience to start; you need a clear focus, a few well-tagged looks, and a routine for keeping them accurate.
Week one: set up the basics
Confirm your email, add a profile photo, a short bio, and the social accounts you post from. Add a recovery email and a passkey in Settings → Security. Then paste a link to one recent video that featured products you genuinely use, tag the items, and publish it.
Weeks two and three: publish consistently
Add looks as you post new videos rather than in large batches. Write specific product titles, check every link from your phone, and place your storefront link in your bio. Group related looks into one or two collections once you have enough to organize.
Week four: review and adjust
Look at which looks earned clicks and which did not. Improve titles and thumbnails on the weaker ones before posting more of the same. If you cover clearly different topics for different audiences, consider a second storefront channel; otherwise, keep building the one you have.
Put the idea into practice
Build a home for the looks you share.
Organize video recommendations into a storefront with clear product links and creator attribution.