If you follow my website, you will notice that I have removed the listings for health care, professionals, home services, tours, and travels. So, what I did was group all of these different lists under one heading called Directory. Initially, I divided these listings into different categories so that I could implement most of the details, but it does not make sense to browse the content in each directory when we can group all of these details in People and Places. So, service providers, professionals, doctors, freelancers, or anyone fall under the People category, while their businesses fall under the Places category. There is no change in the options for showing businesses under people and vice versa. Nothing was lost in the migration of the listing data.
I added Product type in addition to People and Places. It is not yet populated, but I am currently running a test with ecommerce products for my profile. I plan to roll out this feature to other merchants soon. Once enabled, visitors can quickly search for people, places, and products using a single search input.
There are hundreds of sites in this field that help customers find the product they are looking for and get quotes from merchants.Normally, these types of sites are useful if there are unique products, such as machinery or tools, that will be produced under their brand, but adding an enquiry button for each product does not make sense for other general products.
I simply tried to include the products and services that individuals and businesses sell on the directory page. It is simply to include a contact form for each product as well as an add to cart button. In this case, add to cart is only used to inquire about the group of products. I can also get the requester’s full information when they go through the cart and checkout pages, as well as the option of combing the group of products so that I intentionally put an add to cart button in each product.
Swiggy and Dunzo handle general product requests with precision and efficiency. Swiggy or Dunzo, for example, can show the search result with general items we search, but they cleverly add the base shop from which that product was pulled out. It makes perfect sense now. Isn’t that correct? As a result, customers can add additional products from the same shop. It assists marketplace businesses in eliminating the need to add products from various vendors.
So what I’m trying to say is that mohamedkamil.com allows you to add people, businesses, and products to a single directory page. Please contact me [email protected] if you are interested.