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Digital Marketing Integration

Digital Marketing is used for products that do not require physical delivery. Software, licenses, themes, design packs, documents, ready-made files, custom services, and versioned downloads all fit this workflow. A digital product should clearly explain what the buyer receives, which version is included, what requirements exist, and how delivery works after purchase.

How It Works

A digital product is published under a store category. After purchase, Zonely connects the delivery information, file, license, or access instructions to the user’s account according to the product configuration. Use the short description for store cards and the detailed description for purchase decisions. The two fields should not contain the same text.
Digital products work best when the product card is simple and the detail page explains delivery, requirements, and support clearly.

Preparation

Prepare these details before creating the product:
  • Product name, slogan, and detailed description
  • Store category
  • Delivery file, URL, license, or access instructions
  • Product icon, gallery images, and optional video
  • Price, discount, and visibility status
  • Requirements, support scope, and version information
If the product is software or a file package, keep the version number visible. Buyers often need to know which version they are receiving.

Create A Category

  1. Open Store Management in the admin panel.
  2. Go to Product Categories.
  3. Create a new category.
  4. Fill in the category name, description, and image.
  5. Save it and check the store order.

Create The Product

  1. Open Store Management > Products.
  2. Create a new product.
  3. Select the product type that matches digital delivery.
  4. Fill in the category, title, description, price, and visuals.
  5. Complete the delivery or file fields.
  6. Review the product as a draft.
  7. Test the purchase flow with a normal user account.

Form Fields

FieldPurpose
CategoryControls where the product appears in the store.
Product NameMain name shown on the product card and detail page.
Developer / OwnerShows who created or provides the product.
SloganShort message shown on the product card.
Short DescriptionCompact text for listing areas.
DetailsExplains scope, delivery, requirements, and usage notes.
Software / VersionIdentifies the software, package, or file version.
SEO TagsHelps search engines and site search understand the product.
PriceProduct sale price.
DiscountOptional sale discount.
RequirementsConditions the buyer should know before purchase.
Product IconMain visual shown on the product card.
GalleryPromotional images shown on the product detail page.
VideoOptional product introduction video.
Delivery File / URLFile or link delivered after purchase.

Product Updates

When a digital product changes, update the version number and product description. If your panel has a product updates page, add release notes there as well. Good update notes usually include:
  • New version number
  • Added features
  • Fixed issues
  • Whether the buyer needs to download again
  • Migration notes from older versions

Before Publishing

Does the product card show the correct name, price, and visual?
Does the detail page explain delivery, requirements, and support?
Can the user access the file or URL after purchase?
Do images and text display correctly on mobile?

Common Issues

The product does not appear in the store.
Check the category, product status, and store visibility.
The file is missing after purchase.
Check the delivery file or URL. If the file is hosted elsewhere, verify access permissions.
Buyers do not understand what they receive.
Simplify the short description and add delivery details, requirements, and support scope to the detail page.
Images look broken.
Check image URLs and dimensions. Treat product icons and gallery images as separate assets.