Multi-Platform Store & Affiliate Setup
Budget: $3,000 – $5,000 AUD
I have a digital recipe guide that needs to start earning right away, and I want it selling on three fronts—Etsy first, then Gumroad and Payhip. Your main mission is to wire in a rock-solid affiliate program on each platform that pays a 50 % commission on every confirmed sale. Getting that referral engine right is the priority, but the rest of the build-out has to be airtight too.
Here’s the flow I’m aiming for: you open fresh shops (or optimise the current placeholders if faster), hook up PayPal and card payments, drop in the product files, and ensure the listings look native to each marketplace. Before upload, swap the price text inside the PDF to the new figure I’ll supply—no design overhaul, just that quick update.
Once the shops are live, I need the basic search groundwork done—titles, tags, and descriptions shaped around realistic keywords so Google and the internal searches on Etsy, Gumroad, and Payhip can find us. Think lightweight SEO: competitor-aware keywords, clean metadata, and readable copy that still converts.
Deliverables
• Etsy store fully configured with payments, listings, and 50 % affiliate program
• Gumroad store with matching setup and affiliate terms
• Payhip store with identical affiliate settings and checkout flow
• Updated PDF (price changed, file re-saved and tested)
• Keyword-optimised titles, tags, and descriptions for all three platforms
• Short hand-off video or doc showing where to adjust commissions, add new affiliates, and track payouts
Acceptance criteria
1. Test sale passes through each platform and credits the affiliate at 50 %.
2. PDF opens correctly, shows the new price, and matches listing details.
3. Listings appear in public search on Etsy within 24 h (normal indexing window) and rank for at least one chosen keyword.
4. I receive admin access plus a concise guide to repeating the process on future products.
Tools you’re likely to touch: Etsy Seller dashboard, Gumroad analytics, Payhip Affiliate portal, Adobe Acrobat (or similar) for the PDF edit, and a keyword tool of your choice.
If that checklist feels straightforward and you’ve set up similar multi-channel funnels before, let’s get this launched.
Here’s the flow I’m aiming for: you open fresh shops (or optimise the current placeholders if faster), hook up PayPal and card payments, drop in the product files, and ensure the listings look native to each marketplace. Before upload, swap the price text inside the PDF to the new figure I’ll supply—no design overhaul, just that quick update.
Once the shops are live, I need the basic search groundwork done—titles, tags, and descriptions shaped around realistic keywords so Google and the internal searches on Etsy, Gumroad, and Payhip can find us. Think lightweight SEO: competitor-aware keywords, clean metadata, and readable copy that still converts.
Deliverables
• Etsy store fully configured with payments, listings, and 50 % affiliate program
• Gumroad store with matching setup and affiliate terms
• Payhip store with identical affiliate settings and checkout flow
• Updated PDF (price changed, file re-saved and tested)
• Keyword-optimised titles, tags, and descriptions for all three platforms
• Short hand-off video or doc showing where to adjust commissions, add new affiliates, and track payouts
Acceptance criteria
1. Test sale passes through each platform and credits the affiliate at 50 %.
2. PDF opens correctly, shows the new price, and matches listing details.
3. Listings appear in public search on Etsy within 24 h (normal indexing window) and rank for at least one chosen keyword.
4. I receive admin access plus a concise guide to repeating the process on future products.
Tools you’re likely to touch: Etsy Seller dashboard, Gumroad analytics, Payhip Affiliate portal, Adobe Acrobat (or similar) for the PDF edit, and a keyword tool of your choice.
If that checklist feels straightforward and you’ve set up similar multi-channel funnels before, let’s get this launched.