Processing and handling returns hurt profits. One way to reduce this is to create size guides to better detail your product’s dimensions and display it on your product pages.
Size guides are a great way to keep customers informed when making purchases on your online store. You can expect to see a reduction in return orders as a result of people ordering sizes that fit them. This can help your business save costs and offer a better online shopping experience.
Did you know that only 16% of major eCommerce sites offer their customers a good filtering experience?
Most eCommerce sites lack basic filtering options that make it difficult for site visitors to find what they’re looking for. If you don’t give site visitors solid filtering options to narrow down the product catalog, there is a high chance customers will bounce off your site. It goes without saying, this also negatively affects the user experience on your online store.
With this in mind, we’ll dive deeper into the importance of filters in eCommerce and take a look at some of the best filter implementations from top eCommerce sites and see what each one did right.
Looking for a way to make your site fully GDPR and CCPA compliant? Then you’ll need to use a cookie compliance tool.
If you sell products, services, subscriptions, or memberships online, it’s important to make sure your website abides by all privacy laws. One easy way of doing this is by using a WordPress cookie compliance plugin. This way, you can automate cookie scanning on your site and give visitors the option to choose what data they want to share with you.
In this post, we’ll take a look at some of the best cookie compliance plugins that offer full-fledged cookie management features such as auto cookie scanning and auto-blocking of anything not explicitly categorized or defined. We’ll also see how each cookie compliance plugin affects website performance.
Improving the overall shopping experience for customers can help you increase sales. It makes it easier for them to review products in their carts and place orders. This also increases the chances of them revisiting your store again and making repeat purchases.
In this article, we’re going to take a closer look at the default WooCommerce checkout experience, how it’s not optimized for conversions, and how you can fix that using the Fluid Checkout plugin which comes in Free and Pro versions.
If you’re yet to establish your eCommerce store as a force in the market, generating your first sale(s) can seem like climbing a mountain. However, as the old adage states, “The journey of 1000 miles begins with 1 step.” and so the best thing store owners can do, is to focus on the small sales goals in order to build something big.
Now, that’s all very well, but in terms of eCommerce, what exactly do those early sales goals look like, and what incremental “wins” can you set yourself in order to climb the ladder of business success?
With a view to setting the record straight, we have documented 15 sales wins that your eCommerce store can aim for.
Need a way to manage your WooCommerce site’s newsletters and emails using a single plugin? Then you may have heard of MailPoet.
In case you haven’t, MailPoet is a newsletter plugin for WordPress that packs some neat WooCommerce features. This means you can use it to generate more leads for your business and increase conversions.
MailPoet was actually acquired by WooCommerce a couple of years ago, so there is a really deep integration between these two platforms.
In this article, we’ll take a closer look at the MailPoet plugin and explain how it lets you enhance your email marketing campaigns. Let’s get started!
