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@@EddieStudios do you have the geolocation app installed and active? You could also ask your partner to try in incognito mode

Shopify Markets is available on all plans, you will get 3 markets maximum included. As long as you are on a Shopify 2.0 theme you should see all options. For Shipping that will depend on if you have carrier-calculated rates and who your shipping provider is but, you can offer all the same options internationally as you would domestically. It doesn't have to be a flat rate.

@@theindiecollab thank you

Shopify inserts its own hreflang tags through {{ content_for_header }} in the theme.liquid file.

@@theindiecollab I see, does that mean every page will get a link to the translated page (with the hreflang tags)?

@@eardopes The content is translated within the same page, it doesn't create a new page but it will have a unique country and language-specific URL. Because the hreflang tag is applied at the theme liquid level it is added site-wide. There's a pretty good article on it here www.digitaldarts.com.au/hreflang-tags-shopify

@@theindiecollab That is very very helpful :) While reading, I was actually thinking that metafields might also be a solution for this. For example a metafield where you can add all urls and a reference in the code to the metafield.

@@RanveerSingh-e4h you could add that to your default site so don't select any market from the dropdown and it will add to all markets

@@theindiecollab 🙏🙏

@@jessicasalo3287 you’re welcome. Glad it helped.

@@user-qr1hz5fs9r where are you located? In the US you should have access to Markets Pro and can activate this. You also need to be using a carrier like DHL that offers DDP (delivered duty paid)

@@ConsistencySimplicityPlatform have you got your inventory setup and in the positive?

Thank you 😊

International would be anywhere that’s not listed under another market and you have a shipping rate available for. When you click on International, you’ll see a section called shipping. When you click on that it shows you what countries you do or don’t have rates for. You can’t duplicate markets

@@theindiecollab ok thanks

You’re welcome. Glad it was helpful

You'll need to set the shipping up as usual, you'll either need to manually add rates for each region or use an integration if one is available with your carrier to calculate the rates at the cart.

The setup for physical and digital products would be the same

Yes that’s correct, as of January Shopify introduced a max of 3 for Shopify basic. I suggest you combine countries if you need more than 3, for example if you’re selling to multiple countries in the EU, group them as Europe and add multiple domains so you’re only using one market.

You’re welcome ☺️ yes the menu will also be translated. You can also change the menu that is linked for each Market by using the localization features and changing the menu in the header section.

It’s very hard to tell without seeing your settings. If you update default it should update everywhere unless you specifically made a change on UK which you don’t need to do if that’s your only market. When you only have one market, all changes should only ever be done on the default. Feel free to contact me via the website link on my channel.

If you are only selling in Italy and no other countries then you will not need to use Markets, you will just set up your account with Euros and an Italian address.

​@@theindiecollab when you tell "adress" it's adress e-mail ? and last question please for translate you recommand deepl or chat gpt ?

@@thomasrdz693 no your physical or street address. For translation use the Shopify Translate and Adapt app.

@@theindiecollab Oh okay but i living in France, for selling in Italy I need to use Shopify Markets ? Thanks you friend for your energy

@@thomasrdz693 are you also selling in France? Or just Italy?

By default when one location sells out Shopify will try and fulfil the product from another location. To restrict a market to using stock from a specific location you’ll need an app like ‘Multi-location Inventory’. When you use the app you can specific which location to fulfil from based on location and when there’s 0 in that location it will say sold out for the country associated with it.

You'll need to set up shipping zones for each country under Settings > Shipping

Hi there, you can only receive payouts in one currency unless you are on Shopify Advanced or Plus which allows two, so you'll receive your payout in USD but your customer will pay in their currency. There are currency exchange fees, see here help.shopify.com/en/manual/markets/pricing/exchange-rates

​@@theindiecollab Thanks a lot!

Glad you found it helpful.

Unfortunately, you will need Shopify payments to use the multi-currency features however you can use a currency converter to display the prices in USD for US customers but when they go to checkout it will show peso not USD. The only way around this would be to set up the store/business under a different country or currency that supports Shopify payments. You could look into creating an LLC in the US as a non-resident and have your primary currency as USD and then have Colombian peso available for Colombian customers. Check out www.firstbase.io/ for more info on setting up the US business. For your other error it may be that you don't have markets setup because of your currency issue so can't use this feature or it could be the theme, I haven't come across that error so would need to dig into it to know more.

I have been researching this absurd subject but I have not been able to reach a conclusion, do you have any information on this subject?

@@eyup6517 do you have the Translate and Adapt app installed? That will allow you to manually edit the translations

i have got the same issue, I can't modify the homepage while using spanish, in english i can customize different market without problem . Can you help for that one please ?

@@OlidevconsultingI can’t picture what’s going on here, can you book a free call with me so you can show me www.theindiecollab.com/pages/contact

@@theindiecollab Did they show you what the problem was? We got the same problem, we can just edit in 1 language and all the others are forced to use the adapt & translation app. :(

Hi there, are you referring to the dropdown for your customers to select their currency? That would change depending on your theme - most have an option to turn on the currency selector. If not, you can add it using the geolocation app.

Shopify is made for e-commerce and is much easier to use than Wordpress in my opinion. No need to code and infinite options with apps and build in ecom features. To set up as a US account you’ll need a US bank account, social security number or EIN and address if you’re planning on selling with Stripe/Shopify payments. If you don’t have that set up in the US then you’ll need to create the account in your own country and then add US as a market. As a non-resident you can set up a business in the US to get an EIN, bank account etc if you’re serious about selling in the US, search FirstBase.io for a service to help you set this up. I’m not an accountant so can’t advise on your best option here.

​@@theindiecollab any ideas on payment gateways for a South African dropshipper looking to sell to the US market with a US supplier?

@@Petcentral-z7r it looks like Shopify Payments isn't available in SA yet so your best course of action is to set up the US business as a non-resident. It's very easy via First Base. Only stores with Shopify Payments as the primary gateway can process payments in a customer's local currency so you'll need it to allow customers to pay in USD. Holding USD and paying your dropshopper in USD is probably going to save conversion fees as well.

Heya, this is Shopify basic.

That is not the basic setup. Its actually the advanced version for 389 USD/mo @@theindiecollab

That is not the basic setup. Its actually the advanced version for 389 USD/mo

You are welcome.