2. PRODUCT MANAGEMENT: ADDING PRODUCTS TO THE STORE
2.2.1 Step 1: Fill in the product information.
2.2.2 Step 2: Add product thumbnail images.
2.2.3 Step 3: Add detailed product photos.
2.2.4 Step 4: Create additional product information documentation.
4. PROMOTION MANAGEMENT: ADD PROMOTION SCENARIOS
4.1 Explain the promotional scenarios that can be applied to the store.
4.2 Details of promotional scenarios
4.2.1 Scenario 1: Applies to the entire invoice, the promotion type is a percentage discount.
4.2.2 Scenario 2: Applies to the entire invoice, the promotion type is a direct "fixed" deduction.
4.2.3 Scenario 3: Applicable to specific products, the promotion type is a percentage discount.
5. ORDER MANAGEMENT: UPDATE, DELETE, AND EDIT ORDERS
6.1 Establish a connection to the data file “2 product management”
6.2 Create a View to display the information in the data file ‘2 product management’.
6.2.1 Create a "View" named "Product" to display product category information.
6.2.2 Create a "Coupon" view to manage promotional information on your phone.
7. SET UP ORDER CONFIRMATION OPTIONS ON THE CUSTOMER SIDE
8. SET UP ORDER NOTIFICATIONS FOR THE STORE OWNER
8.1 Receive notifications via email.
8.2 Receive notifications on the "My Store Management" app sheet.
9. Configuration table of essential features for your store.
Once you've set up your store, it's time to start operating it. As the owner and individual salesperson, you'll definitely need to manage everything from "A to Z." This mainly involves working with the Google Sheets you created earlier.
Promotion Management: Add promotion scenarios such as: which products will be promoted, which product categories will be promoted, and whether the promotion will be a percentage discount or a direct discount on the total invoice… There will be scenarios for you to choose from.
Order management: Send order status updates: payment confirmed, shipped to carrier, etc. Delete, edit existing orders, manually add new orders… directly using Google Sheets or add them on Apps Sheet.
Back up your data to avoid data loss in case of a worst-case scenario: Google Sheets has a history version feature that will back up the previous version of the sheet. For example, if you accidentally delete a row or column, you can simply revert to the previous version by clicking the "undo" icon or pressing Ctrl + Z. You should also copy these sheet files yourself to avoid data loss in case of a worst-case scenario.
Create additional management sheets: You can also create additional sheets to manage things like inventory, customer management, etc. Google Sheets supports formulas to synchronize data between sheets, so you can use this to create your own business "data" files.
Monitor store activity and performance using charts and graphs from existing data: Know how to enable/disable connections to Google Analytics, Apps Sheet, etc., and how to view data on these extended applications.
You should practice these tasks so that everything runs more smoothly!
To add a product to display on your store page, you will need: a product thumbnail, detailed product images, and a full product description. These images will be links to image files stored in your Google Drive.