Posts about best practices and tips for selling products online through Wordpress’s Woocommerce, Shopify, Etsy, Google Shopping, and more.
This post explains how to make your e-commerce store's www and non-www URLs work in your new Shopify store.
As a new Etsy shop owner, here are the features I'm enjoying the most.
Today, I was working on adding the question "How did you hear about us" to a client's Shopify store. Fortunately, Shopify has a great document with how-to-steps "Ask how customers heard about your store." This Shopify document walks you through how to add a snippet to your code base, include the snippet in your cart, update configurations, make the form a required element, and add this customer...
E-commerce stores focus on decreasing cart abandonments because that's how profits are made! One technique to combat cart abandonment is to use the HTML page title as a flashing visual to re-grab the attention of a distracted shopper. View examples and learn how to implement this on Shopify or Wordpress, too.
Woocommerce Shipping is both a free plugin and a free monthly service available to WordPress Woocommerce users to manage the details of shipping for their e-commerce stores. I use this USPS Woocommerce shipping option because it allows me to easily print labels, schedule package pickups, and save money on postage fees.
Ecommerce site owners rejoice! Google Chrome is helping you with one of your biggest issues - Cart Abandonment - for FREE! Learn more about why this is a great feature for both brands and consumers.
The popular ecommerce plugin for WordPress, Woocommerce, creates four default pages on your site. I recently needed to know these URLs in order to block Google Ads from being served on my Woocommerce shop pages. It took a few minutes to figure out what pages I needed to add to the Google Ad Exclude list, so I created this list to help someone else in the same situation. To note, I also excluded...
If you manage a WordPress site that is running a Woocommerce store, then there may come a time when you want to add a specific Woocommerce product page, Woocommerce product category, Woocommerce product tag, or Woocommerce endpoint to your WordPress global menus and navigation.