The Best WooCommerce Hosting Plans – Part One
Quick Tutorial: Adding a Twitter Widget to your Site
The official widget from Twitter was not explicitly designed for WordPress but I think it’s the best option for embedding tweets on your site.
It allows you to display tweets from a range of sources including your own feed, tweets you have favorited, tweets from lists you have created, search queries, and collections.
Ajaxify your WooCommerce product categories
One aspect I find quite limiting with WooCommerce is the lack of options around how you filter product categories. This nifty little plugin changes all that.
Customizing WooCommerce Checkout Fields
Today we’re featuring a very useful plugin that allows you to customize the fields that are displayed when completing the checkout process in WooCommerce.
You may need to display extra fields such as a delivery date or indeed you might want to remove unnecessary ones just as the phone number to streamline the checkout process. Nobody wants to spend time filling out form inputs if they’re not actually required.
Experiment your way to eCommerce success
Following on from yesterdays Google Analytics post, today we explore the world of content experiments and explore how valuable they are to success in eCommerce.
This post comes with a health warning.
WARNING: Content Experiments may be highly addictive and lead to a large increase in online revenue!
Google Analytics for WooCommerce
Analytics are the lifeblood of an eCommerce business. If you’re not using Analytics you’re doing it wrong. Google Analytics is the powerhouse of the online analytics world and is your best bet for putting in place a seriously impressive analytics strategy with WooCommerce.