WooCommerce offers the ability to configure a sale price with each product. When you’re having a big sale you don’t want to spend days configuring the sale prices in each of the products you sell. Instead you want to fulfill all those sweet orders coming in! In this post I’m showing you a couple different …
Whether selling small or large items, when in need of a minimum order value WooCommerce does not offer anything out of the box to configure this. In this post I’ll go through how you can create a minimum order value for your online store. This includes making sure the customer cannot complete their order, but …
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Whether you’re a distributor, wholesaler or retailer, there’s plenty of reason why offering customized prices to your customers can be beneficial. I won’t go list the reason as to why you should be doing this, since you’re already here you already know why it would benefit your business. WooCommerce only allows to setup a regular …
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Have you ever met anyone who doesn’t like free shipping? No? Neither have I! Offering free shipping on your store is a great selling point and converts visitors to customers. Having a minimum free shipping threshold is proven to be one of the most effective ways to increase the average order value of customers. Set …
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Today I released a new simple plugin to add a little bit of extra functionality to WooCommerce. Having the ability to duplicate shipping zones can be very handy when configuring many shipping zones/rates with the same structure. I initially created this for myself when needing to configure a setup with many different shipping zones/rates with …
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Most of your customers will not be sitting around at home all day being available to accept a postal delivery on any day of the week. Everyone has things to do and is busy living their own lives. But even so, missing out on a much anticipated delivery can be very annoying. Giving your customers …
Displaying the total savings can be a great motivation for the customer to make the final decision to follow through with their purchase. Who doesn’t like to saving on their order?! The downside is that WooCommerce is not very good in communicating this to the customer. In this post you’ll find different ways of displaying …
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Having free shipping available for your store is a great way to reduce friction and minimize the checkout abandonment rate. It makes sense to remove other shipping rates such as paid options when a free option is available. In other scenarios offering additional rates such as local pickup and premium/expedited rates is beneficial for the …
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Selling fresh, live or restricted products are commonly only allowed to be picked up in the store and not getting shipped. If these are the only type of products sold and pickup is the only option its an easy setup to configure. Also have products that can be shipped? Or that are shipping only? This …
The default notice that WooCommerce shows when adding a product to the cart is “Your fancy T-Shirt has been added to your cart”. After the text there’s a link to “View cart”, or if you automatically redirect to the cart (WooCommerce > Settings > Products > ‘Redirect to the cart page after successful addition‘) it …
