How do I find sellers with a blog and SEO?
A blog reaches people at the moment they look for an answer: how to sell an online course, start a membership or set up a shop. Write articles that really answer those questions, label your recommendation of Merchavio as advertising and keep prices and features up to date.
Why does a blog suit Shopspotting?
People who want to sell a course, coaching or a membership online search before they decide. They type questions like “how to sell an online course” or “set up a members area” into a search engine. An article that answers exactly that question well can be found for a long time, as long as you keep it up to date. That way you reach people you would never have met through your network.
A blog is your own content: you choose the topic and the tone, and readers come of their own accord. Your own content is one of the ways Shopspotting allows. For the other ways, see all the ways to find sellers.
Which articles really help sellers?
Good articles solve a problem for people who want to sell digital products. Merchavio appears where it belongs to the solution, not as the main subject. These formats work well:
How-to guides
For example “How to sell your first online course” or “How to build a paid community”. The steps apply in general, and the shop system is one of them.
Setup tutorials
You show step by step how to set up a shop with Merchavio: build a sales page, create a course with modules and lessons, connect your own domain. Show only steps you have taken yourself, with your own screenshots.
Honest experience reports
Only if you really use Merchavio yourself. Say what went well and what didn’t, and make it clear that this is your own experience.
Explainers
Such as what a bundle is, how subscriptions work for memberships or how to sell a workshop again as a recording.
Write for the people Merchavio suits. You’ll find who they are under which sellers are a good fit.
How do you match search intent?
Before you write, ask yourself: what does someone searching for this term want to know? Someone typing “create an online course” needs a path from the topic to the first sale. Someone typing “how to price a membership” wants considerations and examples. Four rules help:
- One question per article. The heading names it, the first paragraph answers it directly.
- Be specific. Processes, examples and screenshots instead of general statements.
- Put the recommendation in the right place. Where the reader needs a system, mention Merchavio and briefly explain why it suits their case. How to recommend Merchavio well shows how to phrase it.
- Connect your articles. Links between your own posts help readers move on and show search engines how your topics relate.
How do you label the recommendation?
Every recommendation of Merchavio is advertising and is clearly labelled as such, in the language of the article and visible on every device. On a blog, that means two places:
- At the start of the article, for example: “Ad: This article contains links to Merchavio. If you use Merchavio through these links, I receive a commission.”
- Directly next to the link, for example: “See Merchavio (ad)”.
Both labels sit in the text itself, not only in a sidebar that vanishes on phones or a box that appears on hover. A word like “partner link” or an asterisk without explanation is not enough on its own.
How do you keep articles up to date?
Quote prices, features, trials and promotions only as they appear on merchavio.com. If something changes there, update your article. This helps:
- Add the date to prices, for example “Growth plan: €49 a month net, as of October 2026”.
- Check articles with prices or features against merchavio.com at regular intervals.
- Refer readers to merchavio.com for details instead of copying every small point.
What applies to your domain, name and volume?
Your blog runs under your own name or your own topic. Domains and site names containing “Merchavio” or a similar spelling are not allowed, so neither an address like “merchavio-tips.com” nor a blog name like “Merchavio Guide”. That also makes it clear that you don’t speak for Merchavio.
Also forbidden: pages generated automatically or with AI in large numbers whose main purpose is to place links. Ten thorough articles help readers more than a hundred thin ones.
How long until an article is found?
Nobody can predict that. Search engines need time to assess new pages, and rankings depend on much you can’t control, so don’t count on quick results. What you can control: topics people really search for, thorough answers and regular updates. How much time Shopspotting takes overall is covered in how much work Shopspotting is.
Your next step
Take a question that clients or friends have already asked you and write your first article about it. Your Shopspotter link is in your Shopspotter area. What else is allowed, and what isn’t, is explained in what is allowed in Shopspotting.
Know people who sell online?
Then create your free Shopspotter account with Merchavio and share your link. You receive 25% of everything your sellers pay, every month.