Guide · Marketplace Vendors · 5 min read
Selling inside someone else's market and still owning your audience
A booth is rented attention. A page you control is the part you keep — plus the disclosure rules for promoting inside a host market.
The booth is rented; the list is yours
Vendors inside a marketplace inherit the host's foot traffic and the host's rules. What they rarely inherit is a way to reach the same customer again next month without paying for the placement twice.
A page you control turns a single visit into something durable: a link on the tag, a QR code on the booth, and an intake form that belongs to you rather than the platform hosting you.
Say who you are, not who hosts you
Promotion inside a host market has one recurring compliance issue — implying that the market endorses you, or that your offer is the market's offer. Pages generated here disclose your own trading name and your relationship to the host as a fact, which protects both sides.
Small operators, ordinary tools
Nothing here assumes a marketing team: pick a template, describe the offer in plain language, and publish after the scan clears. Most operators are live in under five minutes.
Questions
- Can I mention the market I sell in?
- Yes, as a factual statement of where you trade. Implying endorsement by the host is flagged.
- Do I keep my leads if I leave the market?
- Yes. Intake submissions belong to your workspace.
- Is there a free way to try it?
- Start the wizard and you will get a workspace plan before any payment step.
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