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Four steps from registration to publication, then two routes to a mall with very different economics. Both sides of the template-versus-custom decision, stated plainly.

No download, no install, and the whole thing opens from a scan or a search. Three structural advantages, then how a business without a technical team actually gets one built.

For restaurants, supermarkets and delivery counters, self-service ordering removes the queue and the cashier. Two ways to build it, and which businesses each one fits.

A template gets a mall live in days rather than months, and it comes with a ceiling. What a template is actually good for, and how to test one before paying.

The market is crowded and most of the suppliers look alike from the outside. Four things that separate a company that can build a site from one that can sell one.

Mini programs spread fast, and the merchants who moved early picked up both traffic and sales. Five advantages built into the format, from shareability through to the data.

There are many routes to a mini program now, and for most businesses the sensible one is a development company. Three things that separate a capable one from a plausible one.

Selling abroad on your own domain rather than a marketplace: domain, hosting, design, languages, tracking, payment, promotion. Seven steps, then three ways to bring traffic.

Marketing costs keep climbing and reach keeps shrinking, which is why mini programs became the way out for a lot of businesses. Three reasons, and they are not about the technology.

Four steps from a blank account to a shop that takes orders, and it takes an afternoon rather than a project. What to decide before you open the template library.