Answer the questions a new customer has
Who runs this business? What exactly am I buying? How can I get help if something goes wrong? A customer should be able to find those answers without piecing them together from screenshots and messages.
Show information they can check
Use a consistent business name and a working contact address. Share current product photos, delivery expectations and your returns policy. If you publish reviews or references, link to their original source where possible. Label examples as examples; do not present them as customer testimonials.
Add verification where it helps
A Realr link lets someone open the identity checks you choose to share. It answers a specific question about the person behind the account. It does not confirm product quality, guarantee delivery, or replace customer references. Keep those sources alongside it.
Put the details where customers need them
Add the link to your bio, order conversation or email signature. You can also put a QR on packaging. Keep your information current and answer follow-up questions directly. The benefit is a clearer buying decision, not a promised increase in sales.