Website Branding Trust

Business Profile Checklist: Storefront, Domain, Location, and Delivery Options

Published: April 16, 2026
Updated: October 20, 2026
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A stable storefront, domain, and buying flow make the business less dependent on one social channel.
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Set up the business profile details that make a storefront trustworthy: slug, contact info, map location, social links, policy, branding, and delivery options.
Step-by-Step Method
1. Choose a clean storefront slug and keep the same identity across Facebook and website.
2. Add business email, phone, WhatsApp, full address, social links, and map coordinates.
3. Upload logo and cover photo, then review extracted brand colors and manual overrides.
4. Create delivery options and publish checkout order policy before sending buyers to the store.
Templates and Examples
1. Profile block: Business name | Slug | Phone | WhatsApp | Address | Map | Social links.
2. Domain note: Use your own domain when the brand needs stronger trust and recall.
3. Policy line: Delivery, exchange, cancellation, and support hours are visible before checkout.
Common Mistakes
1. Launching storefront without delivery options.
2. Using a different phone number from the Facebook page.
3. Skipping location and map details for local buyers.
Quick Checklist
1. Storefront slug is set.
2. Contact and social links are complete.
3. Logo, cover, and brand colors are reviewed.
4. Delivery options and checkout policy are published.
Next Step
Use the business profile and storefront setup to make Facebook traffic land on a complete, trustworthy buying experience.
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