Most creators begin by sharing a link with people they already reach. Discover adds another route: an eligible public offer or creator page can appear inside Selstack’s browse and search experience, giving a customer a way to find it by interest rather than by personal connection.
Publish a complete offer first
Discover is not a substitute for a ready product page. The offer needs accurate identity, useful media, a clear title and description, price and currency, fulfilment details and a customer journey that works while signed out. A draft or unavailable offer should remain private.
Choose visibility deliberately
Use the offer’s Discover setting only when the item is appropriate for public discovery. Private client payments, internal forms and one-person service links should not be listed merely to gain impressions.
Understand verified attribution
A sale receives the Discover rate only when Selstack can verify that Discover generated the customer journey. Direct links retain the normal plan rate. Read the fee shown for the actual checkout instead of adding or guessing percentages afterwards.
Earn the click with relevance
A searchable title, honest category, useful image and specific outcome help the right buyer recognise the offer. Avoid keyword stuffing and unrelated categories: more appearances are not valuable if they produce confused visitors and support requests.
Learn from the complete outcome
Compare Discover visits with paid orders, refunds, reviews and customer fit. A listing that sells less but attracts suitable buyers may be healthier than one that creates many starts and repeated misunderstandings.