Do I need to stop selling through Facebook?
No. The website can complement social selling by giving interested customers a consistent catalog and checkout destination.
From social selling to owned commerce
Social channels can create demand, while an owned website organizes product information, checkout, customer data and post-order operations.
Use product pages and a structured checkout to collect consistent order information instead of rebuilding every order from chat messages.
Use tagged links to connect campaign, ad set, ad and placement information with later store and payment events where tracking consent and data are available.
A website does not replace customer support. It removes repetitive data collection so the team can focus on useful answers and exception handling.
No. The website can complement social selling by giving interested customers a consistent catalog and checkout destination.
UTM and supported attribution parameters can be recorded when configured correctly and allowed by the visitor's environment.
No platform can guarantee sales. Results depend on offer quality, demand, trust, traffic, operations and customer experience.