Next to your sponsored work, have a margin of your own.
Collaboration income depends on a brand's budget; in your own store you set the price. Signup is free; selling needs a package.
- Signup is free; selling needs a package
- Runs alongside your sponsored work
- You set the selling price
In short
One way to turn followers into income is your own store next to sponsored content, using dropshipping, or stock-free e-commerce: you list the products you recommend and the supplier ships each order. The gap between selling price and product cost is the basis of your margin. The routes can run together. There is a package fee; signup is free, selling needs a package. Earnings are not guaranteed.
By the numbers
- 5.94 billionE-commerce transactions2025 · Source: Ministry of Trade (Türkiye), E-Commerce Overview of Türkiye 2025
- ₺4.57 trillionE-commerce volume in Türkiye (up 52.2% on the previous year)2025 · Source: Ministry of Trade (Türkiye), E-Commerce Overview of Türkiye 2025
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Income follows the deal calendar
Collaboration income varies with the timing of deals and a brand's budget. Your own store stays open on days with no deal.
The brand decides the product and message
In sponsored work the brief comes from the brand. In your own store you decide which product to show, in what voice and at what price.
When a follower buys, who keeps the difference?
In your own store the gap between product cost and selling price is yours; the package fee and any deductions come off separately.
Add an income channel of your own next to sponsored work
The margin is yours
You set the selling price and see the gap against cost. The package fee and deductions count separately.
Collaborations carry on
The store doesn't replace sponsored work; it adds a channel next to it.
No stock capital needed
Products stay with the supplier; packing and shipping aren't yours. There is a package fee.
Sponsored collaboration, or your own store?
| Criterion | Sponsored collaboration | Own store |
|---|---|---|
| Source of income | The fee a brand pays | The margin left from sales |
| Product and message | Following the brand's brief | The product and voice you choose |
| Continuity | As long as the deal runs | Sales can arrive while the store is open |
| Extra work | Producing and delivering content | Adding products, orders and customer messages |
| Income | Depends on the deal fee | Depends on sales; no guarantee |
A way to plan your starting week
- Day 1Sign up, tour the panel, look at the packages
- Day 3Add the product types your followers ask about most
- Day 7Review orders and prices, note what draws interest
Three steps to your first sale
Sign up free
Open your account with email; your panel is ready instantly.
30 secondsPick products
See trending products with margins, add in one click.
5 minutesConnect & sell
Connect your store; the supplier ships every order.
10 minutesManaging products and sales channels from one place saves serious time. I had no technical issues with Instagram and ikas.
Questions on your mind
Do I have to give up sponsored work?
No. The store is an extra channel; your collaborations carry on as before.
Do sponsored and store posts need an "ad" label?
Advertising rules ask for an "ad" or "promotion" label on posts made in return for earnings, discounted products or events (in force from 1 August 2026). When you talk about a product from your own store, stating clearly that the post is commercial is the sound way. Ask a legal adviser about your own case.
Do I need a tax certificate?
Marketplaces usually ask for a tax certificate; in many cases a sole proprietorship can be enough. If you earn from collaborations, ask an accountant about your tax position too.
How do I work out my margin?
From the selling price, subtract the supplier cost, the package fee and any marketplace deductions. The calculation on the page is an example, not an earnings guarantee.
Is it free to start?
Signup is free. You need a package to sell; packages and prices are listed clearly on the site.