How to Sell Your Organic Store Products Online – A Step-by-step Guide by chotu 

You’ve perfected your organic oils, pickles, millets, flours or skincare – now let the world buy them. Selling organic products online isn’t just about listing items; it’s about trust, transparency, storytelling, and a smooth buying experience. This quick, practical guide walks you through every step to build, launch and grow your organic store online using chotu.

Decide what to sell (and how you’ll package it)

Start focused. Pick 8–15 SKUs to begin – your bestsellers + a few complementary items.

Good starter categories:

• Grains & millets (ragi, jowar, bajra)
  
• Flours (multi-grain atta, millet flours)
  
• Cold-pressed oils (groundnut, sesame, coconut)
  
• Spices & masala blends (organic sambar powder)
  
• Ready-to-eat/instant mixes (dosa/uttapam mixes)
  
• Beauty & personal care (herbal soaps, oils)
  
• Pickles & preserves (small-batch, naturally fermented)
  

Packaging tips:

• Use food-safe, resealable pouches or glass jars for premium feel.
  
• Include clear labels: product name, weight, ingredients, best-before, storage, manufacturer/contact.
  
• Offer multiple pack sizes (250g, 500g, 1kg) to attract different buyers.
  

Get your trust signals ready

Organic shoppers care about safety and provenance.

Do what you can:

• Show ingredient list and sourcing (e.g., “Sunflower seeds from Andhra suppliers”).
  
• Add certifications if available (FSSAI, organic certs). If certs are pending, write “in process” with care.
  
• Add simple lab test summaries if you have them.
  
• Include real photos of the farm/process – not just studio shots.
  

Create your online store (fast) with chotu

You don’t need a developer. chotu’s store flow gets you live in seconds.

Action steps:

1. Go to owner.chotu.com/sell-online.
2. Select a suitable template
3. Add your Business name and mobile number(whatsapp one)
4. Choose FREE or paid option and click next, your store is ready
5. Share your shop link through GMB, social media, whatsapp etc channels
6. Start receiving orders on whatsapp
   
   

Quick product listing checklist:

• Title: “Tenali Organic Ragi Flour – 500g”
  
• Short benefit line: “Stone-milled, high fibre – perfect for porridge & rotis”
  
• Bullet benefits: gluten-free, farm-sourced, no additives
  
• Price, weight, quantity options
  
• Delivery time & return policy
  

Price smartly for wholesale & retail

Organic products have a premium – but customers compare.

Pricing rules:

• Calculate total cost (raw material + packaging + labour + shipping + overhead) and add margin.
  
• Offer a small%) discount on multi-pack buys and clear wholesale tiers (e.g., 10kg at ₹X).
  
• Bundle complementary items (flour + spice mix) to raise average order value.
  

Pack, Deliver, and delight

Fulfilment experience turns first-time buyers into repeat customers.

Operational tips:

• Create a simple packing station: scale, labels, tamper seal.
  
• Use sturdy outer boxes for fragile jars.
  
• Add a small thank-you card with a discount code for repeat purchase.
  
• Use a reliable local courier partner for 2–4 day deliveries; list expected delivery time on product page.
  

Tell your story – product pages that convert

Organic shoppers buy stories and proof.

What to include on each product page:

• Short story (who made it, where, why it’s special).
  
• Clear ingredients + usage suggestions (recipes or “how to use”).
  
• Storage & shelf life.
  
• Ratings & reviews (ask first customers for honest feedback).
  
• FAQ section for each product (allergy info, substitutes, etc.)
  

Example short description:

“Stone-milled ragi from family farms in Karnataka. Rich in calcium & fibre. Use 1:1 with wheat for soft, nutritious rotis. No preservatives.”

Cheap & effective marketing hacks

You don’t need big ad budgets. Use these high-ROI tactics:

• WhatsApp + Local Groups: share product images + offers with your community.
  
• Instagram Reels / Short Videos: quick recipe demos using your product (30–45s).
  
• Google Business Profile: add your store & product photos so local buyers find you.
  
• Collaborate with local health cafes and eco-stores for cross-promotion.
  
• Run occasional bundle discounts and festival offers.
  
• Collect emails from buyers and send a monthly recipe/tips newsletter.
  

Use customer feedback to iterate

Ask buyers for reviews after delivery. Track returns and complaints – fix product descriptions or packaging issues fast. Repeat customers are the cheapest growth channel.

Metrics to watch weekly:

• Orders per day / week
  
• Average order value
  
• Repeat purchase rate
  
• Product return rate
  
• Top-selling SKUs
  

Scale: wholesale, subscriptions & marketplaces

When you’re consistent:

• Offer subscriptions (e.g., monthly supply of atta or oil) for recurring revenue.
  
• Create wholesale plans for small retailers, cafes, and offices through your chotu store.
  
• Expand into nearby cities with reliable logistics & minimum order sizes.
  

Legal & safety reminders

• Follow FSSAI labelling rules (include license number where required).
  
• Be transparent on allergens (nuts, sesame, etc.).
  
• Keep proper records of batches, especially for perishable items.
  

Quick 7-point Launch Checklist

1. Create store at owner.chotu.com/sell-online
   
2. Either use prebuilt template or Add 8–15 SKUs with photos & labels
   
3. Set Quantities and prices
4. Prepare packaging + thank-you card
   
5. Publish product pages with stories & usage tips
   
6. Share store link on WhatsApp + Google Business
   
7. Ask first customers for reviews and offer a 10% repeat discount
   

Final thought

Selling organic products online is part craft, part trust-building and part logistics. Your authenticity – clear ingredient lists, honest stories, and consistent delivery – will build a loyal customer base. Use chotu as the simple platform to get started quickly, accept payments, and manage local orders without hassle.Ready to go live?

👉 Create your store now and start turning your organic passion into a thriving online business.