Zazzle mirrors your .com url so that people not living in America can purchase your products from their home country. (I think when a customer goes to purchase - it might switch automatically but not too sure)
eg - I'm in the UK and when I purchase - I use the co.uk international domain as any import taxes are covered (unlike when I use the .com site I believe)
The downside is not all products that available to purchase on the .com are available to purchase on co.uk (or any other international site I believe) eg - foam boards - on .com - not available on co.uk / zippo lighters - on .com - not available on co.uk) so you have to be aware of that when you make collections etc
if you click the flag (on desktop) you can see all the available international sites (eg .es / .jp / .fr)
It's still your store just on a different URL (btw your log in credentials are the same for any international site. It's handy to log in and see which products are available )
Zazzle mirrors your .com url so that people not living in America can purchase your products from their home country. (I think when a customer goes to purchase - it might switch automatically but not too sure)
eg - I'm in the UK and when I purchase - I use the co.uk international domain as any import taxes are covered (unlike when I use the .com site I believe)
The downside is not all products that available to purchase on the .com are available to purchase on co.uk (or any other international site I believe) eg - foam boards - on .com - not available on co.uk / zippo lighters - on .com - not available on co.uk) so you have to be aware of that when you make collections etc
if you click the flag (on desktop) you can see all the available international sites (eg .es / .jp / .fr)
It's still your store just on a different URL (btw your log in credentials are the same for any international site. It's handy to log in and see which products are available )
