How to edit individual products pages?

"to make a website or a web page for each company product"- Quora

This is a common question from small businesses trying to show up in search. If all your products sit in one form, someone searching for one of them has no page to land on and you lose a sale you never hear about. Building a page by hand for each product takes hours and you update every page when a price changes. When you create a website, Neartail automatically creates a separate page for each of the products in the form. By default, a product page includes the name, price, description, stock availability and the product image uploaded in the form. You can customize this page to add detailed descriptions and upload multiple product images. Create your site and follow along the steps below.

Once you create your site, it will say "Your website is live". Click Edit site and go to Step 4. If you come back to it later, start at Step 1.
Step 1: Login to Neartail > click Forms > list of your forms will be displayed > click on the form to open it.
The Forms tab on the Neartail dashboard, with the Forms tab and the form Order fresh produce marked
Step 2: Edit page will be displayed > click Share
The form Order fresh produce in the Neartail editor, with the SHARE tab marked
Step 3: In the Share page, click Website > click Edit
The Share page with the Website tab and the Edit link marked
Step 4: Your near.tl website home page will open in a new tab > click Products in the left menu
The website editor of Farm Fresh, with Products marked in the left menu
If you have created a form with more than 3 products, Products menu will be automatically added in the website header. The contents of this Products page depend on the setup of your form.
The Products page of the Farm Fresh website, Shop by category, with Vegetables, Fruits and Herbs
If you have created a multiple page form with products organized by category, Products page will display the list of categories. Users can click on a category to view the products in that category (shown below).
The Vegetables category of the Farm Fresh website, with Assorted Baby Carrots, Beetroot and Turnips and their prices
If you have created a simple form with products listed in a single page, then the Products page will directly list all the products in your form. Users can click on a product to view the details (shown below).
A product page for Assorted Baby Carrots at $5.50, with its photo, description and Add to cart

Individual product pages

By default, a product page includes the name, price, description, stock availability and the product image uploaded in the form. You can customize this page to add detailed descriptions and upload multiple product images.
Step 5: To make edits, open your form in the Edit page > click on the product, then click the ⚙️ icon at the bottom of its card.
The Assorted Baby Carrots card selected in the Neartail editor, with its title and the gear at the bottom of the card marked
Step 6: In the Product settings page, click + Description and + Additional images to add detailed product descriptions and upload multiple product images. Click Save.
The panel the gear opens for Assorted Baby Carrots, with the description, two additional images and the Save button marked
Product images will be displayed on the top with the detailed descriptions below them as shown below. Users can click on an image to view them and use Zoom.
The Assorted Baby Carrots page with a large photo and three small photos on top and below them the title, $5.50, Add to cart and the detailed description
The product title and description will also be used in the search listing of this page. If you have more than 3 products, each product page will also be added to your website's sitemap, so people can find it when they search on Google.

Summary

If all your products sit in one form, someone searching for one has no page to land on and building a page by hand for each takes hours. With Neartail, you update each product in your form and your website gives it its own page with the photos, price and description. Create your site and complete the steps above. If you have any questions, write to support.

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