Prom.ua online store setup and development

I build and develop Prom.ua stores: catalogue structure, design, photography, copy, product uploads, payment and delivery, SEO, advertising and analytics. I connect the company website, Prom catalogue and order workflow. Projects can start from scratch, migrate a range or improve an existing store.

Website, catalogue and promotion in one project

  1. Setup and improvements

    Settings, website structure, design and existing-store review.

  2. Catalogue preparation

    Imports, specifications, images, descriptions and accurate product data.

  3. Search and advertising

    Google search, ProSale catalogue, advertising campaigns and analytics.

Store setup and company website preparation

On Prom, the company website and marketplace listings need a coordinated plan. Each channel receives clear tasks and costs.

  1. Registration and initial configuration

    I help set up the account using your business details, choose a placement option and review current Prom terms. I complete company information and configure available website settings. Product count, sales geography and order handling are agreed before content work begins.

  2. Domain and publication readiness

    Where needed, I connect your domain and check store access, links and page display against the selected placement option. Before launch, I review the buyer’s core tasks: find an item, choose a variant, understand price and delivery, and locate contacts. The domain and account remain yours.

Understanding what your existing store needs

For an existing website, we first identify where buyers drop off and which data problems limit promotion.

  1. Website and product-card review

    I review navigation, categories, search, mobile presentation, names, specifications and images. Availability, pricing and purchase terms are checked for consistency. Empty pages, duplicates, weak descriptions and unclear delivery terms are identified. We distinguish limited traffic from traffic that fails to produce orders.

  2. Advertising, data and corrections

    I compare available website and campaign statistics with processed orders, highlighting measurement gaps and product-data issues. The plan separates pre-advertising corrections, core category improvements and later experiments. It can guide a focused assignment or ongoing store management.

Store design and usable structure

I use the platform’s supported templates and settings. Design follows your range and the buyer’s needs.

  1. Visual identity and homepage

    I prepare or adapt a logo, choose colours and create banners and category images. The homepage highlights key product groups and real business strengths. Campaign assets follow the store identity. Text and banners are checked for phone readability as well as desktop presentation.

  2. Categories, filters and the order path

    I organize the range into understandable sections, with clear category names, order and supported filters. Navigation from categories to products and checkout is reviewed. If a required feature exceeds Prom’s capabilities, we consider a supported integration or a separate website with the needed functionality.

Product uploads and catalogue organization

Store quality starts with source data. Before upload, products are organized consistently and a sample is checked.

  1. Preparing tables and imports

    I process price lists, spreadsheets and feeds: categories, SKUs, prices, stock, variants, attributes and image links. A supported import format is selected and duplicates and inconsistencies removed. A small sample is checked before the remaining catalogue is imported and the future update source is recorded.

  2. Specifications and product variants

    I complete attributes that support product comparison and catalogue discovery. Sizes, colours and contents are checked against each variant’s images and price. Units and terminology become consistent. The catalogue stays manageable through a clear standard for adding future products.

Product descriptions and company pages

Copy helps buyers choose products and understand purchase terms. It uses verified information from your business.

  1. Clear product pages in the right languages

    I write names and descriptions explaining purpose, specifications, contents and use. Ukrainian and other required versions follow platform language support. Inconsistent supplier copy, contradictory properties and repetition are removed. Approved examples for key product groups keep a large catalogue coherent.

  2. Payment, shipping, returns and contacts

    I prepare company, delivery, payment, warranty and return information using agreed business terms. Buyers should understand costs, timing, contacts and issue resolution. Page content is compared with checkout settings so published terms match available order options.

Photography, retouching and a consistent catalogue

Images should show the actual offer clearly in previews, product pages and advertising placements.

  1. Preparing product photographs

    I photograph products or improve supplied photos through retouching, colour correction, background work, cropping and formatting. I select the lead image and gallery order, showing details and contents while preserving real colours and proportions. Variant images are checked against the specific model, size or colour.

  2. Campaign and category assets

    I create banners, category covers and explanatory graphics that aid product choice. Different channels receive appropriate image versions. Prom and the selected ad system’s requirements are checked separately. Source assets and presentation guidelines let your team maintain consistency as products are added.

Search optimization for a Prom website

Google search and visibility within Prom’s catalogue are separate workstreams with different settings and evaluation methods.

  1. Keywords, categories and metadata

    I research product-range queries and map them to categories and specific items. Available SEO fields, names, descriptions and internal links are improved, taking page language and buyer intent into account. Search wording stays consistent with the actual product and its specifications.

  2. Indexing and search traffic evaluation

    I review available indexing controls and Search Console connection for your website where the configuration permits. Queries, landing pages and traffic changes are analyzed. Platform technical limits are documented. Evaluation focuses on relevant visits and orders; fixed Google rankings are not promised.

ProSale catalogue and product selection

Catalogue promotion needs sound product data and attention to the economics of individual product groups.

  1. Campaign preparation and setup

    I check categories, attributes, current prices and stock, then configure available ProSale campaigns and product selections under current account terms. The range is grouped by objectives and financial limits. Payment and promotion conditions are verified immediately before launch because platform terms can change.

  2. Statistics and order quality

    Campaign metrics are reviewed alongside fulfilled orders. Cancellations, returns, low margins and stock shortages can change the profitability assessment. Reports guide product and setting changes. Recurring order-handling problems are identified separately because advertising cannot fix them.

Google Ads, Merchant Center and social media

External campaigns follow checks of the store, product data and the ability to measure the intended result.

  1. Preparation for Google product advertising

    I review the website and available Merchant Center feed: products, images, prices, availability, delivery and seller information. Inconsistent data and rejection-related issues are corrected. Google determines approval; a dedicated Merchant Center audit can be scoped alongside campaign setup.

  2. Campaigns and assets for external channels

    I configure agreed Google Ads campaigns and social advertising where needed, choosing landing pages, audiences and assets. Ad budget, setup work and management are separated. Purchase data and order quality are reviewed before scaling spend so optimization targets useful business outcomes.

Purchase settings and order handling

The website should reflect what your business can deliver. Settings are reviewed together with service terms.

  1. Available payment and delivery methods

    I help configure supported payment and shipping methods, regions, costs and timing. Payment-provider connection depends on business eligibility. Conditions are checked in product pages and checkout. Before launch, we assign responsibility for payment confirmation, picking and carrier handover.

  2. Store manager procedures

    I prepare procedures for new orders, variant clarification, status updates and buyer questions. We establish price and stock update rules. With multiple suppliers, we define information sources and availability checks to reduce orders that cannot be fulfilled under the published terms.

CRM, stock and sales-channel integrations

Automation follows the platform’s supported tools and your business system. We identify the reliable data source first.

  1. Prices, stock and order exchange

    I select a supported solution or develop data exchange through available interfaces. Fields, SKUs, update intervals and error handling are agreed. Repeated imports are checked to update the intended items without duplication. CRM and stock-system scope follows review of the actual systems and integration options.

  2. Range migration and a shared catalogue

    I migrate products from another site or prepare a range for multiple channels, including Rozetka. Each channel receives its own category, attribute and image checks while retaining source SKU mapping. Shared source data simplifies maintenance, but each channel’s publication process is validated separately.

GA4 and store performance evaluation

Analytics starts by defining which actions matter to the business and where they can be measured.

  1. Connecting and checking measurement

    I connect available Google Analytics 4 support and check events sent by your Prom configuration. Purchases, enquiries and intermediate actions remain distinct. Campaign tags and ad-account links are agreed. Measurement is reviewed for needed data and obvious duplication before setup is considered complete.

  2. Comparison with actual orders

    I review traffic sources, landing pages and available purchase metrics against processed orders, cancellations and returns. Reports identify listing, campaign or manager-workflow improvements. Measurement limits are stated so estimated data is not presented as exact profit.

Support, content and continued development

You can delegate recurring tasks to me or take over a prepared store with instructions for your team.

  1. Recurring store maintenance

    I handle agreed catalogue, image, copy and banner updates, technical corrections and advertising tasks. Seasonal changes and new categories are planned. Reports record completed work and next steps. Support scope depends on update frequency, range size and your manager’s involvement.

  2. Handover and training

    I hand over project assets, listing standards and operating instructions, including price updates, stock checks, import review and reporting. The account and domain belong to your business. After launch, we can continue comprehensive support or work on advertising, content, SEO and technical tasks individually.

How your Prom.ua project proceeds

The project has stages with clear deliverables. Samples and source data are agreed before bulk catalogue work.

  1. Brief and work plan

    I review your objectives, range, store stage and available assets, carrying out an audit where needed. The proposal lists work, stages and required owner input, distinguishing platform decisions from your team’s responsibilities.

  2. Samples and catalogue preparation

    We approve the structure, presentation and sample product pages. I prepare images, copy and data to the agreed standard, then process the scoped range and configure settings. Product facts are checked before publication and uncertain specifications clarified with you.

  3. Checks and next steps

    I check publication and supported purchase flows, record completed settings and open questions, and hand over assets and instructions. Advertising and support follow the agreed plan once the shop is prepared. Early data guides the next improvements.

What determines the cost of your Prom.ua project

The estimate follows source materials and tasks. A new launch and correcting an existing store can involve very different amounts of work.

  1. Preparation volume and complexity

    I consider product and variant counts, photo quality, copy volume, languages, source data and integrations. Photography, design, advertising and recurring updates are estimated separately. The brief clarifies launch scope, later tasks and materials that will make preparation more efficient.

  2. Work and third-party costs

    The proposal separates my work from platform charges, services and advertising budget. Timing follows material review and verification-dependent stages. We can begin with an audit or a focused product group and then expand using the agreed quality standard.

Check Prom.ua requirements before launch

These are official platform resources. Tools and requirements can change; I check how they apply to your account and products for the project.

  1. Prom website setup: platform information

  2. ProSale catalogue help

  3. Merchant Center and analytics for a Prom site

What to clarify before creating a Prom store

Both can be ordered together or separately: the company website, product catalogue, marketplace placement and promotion. We first agree on channels and check the selected Prom option’s capabilities.

Prom supports a custom domain. We check connection availability, domain status and current settings. An address change for an existing store also needs a review of links and search-traffic implications.

Yes. I review the source table or feed and agree on a sample listing first. Scope depends on products, variants, data quality, images and copy revision. A clean import and full content preparation are different workloads.

Product-range keyword research, category structure, names, descriptions, available metadata and search visibility checks. ProSale promotion is a separate workstream. Scope depends on store condition and platform limits.

Yes. An audit identifies focused changes to categories, photos, copy, payment settings, analytics or advertising. Existing materials are reviewed before deciding what needs revision.

Feasibility and data scope depend on your systems and supported tools. Different platforms require category, attribute and product-data adaptation. We define the source data, test a limited selection and then expand.

Send the existing store URL if available, a range description, product count and task list. Tell me whether images and product tables are ready, whether ads are needed and whether you use a business system. Access is arranged separately.

Pricing follows product count, data readiness, design, copy, integrations and promotion. My work is separated from Prom plans, domain, apps and ad spend. Timing is agreed after reviewing materials and project stages.

Plan your Prom store launch or improvements

Select Prom.ua, describe the store’s stage and approximate catalogue size, choose services and add the store URL if it is live. This helps me assess preparation work and create a proposal.

    Which tasks do you need?