Posts Tagged ‘WooCommerce’
218 – ‘E’ is for eCommerce
It’s another of our chats in the series called the ‘A-Z of WordPress’, where we attempt to cover all the major aspects to building and maintaining sites with WP. Today is ‘E’ for… Ecommerce. There’s just so much to say here because WordPress and Ecommerce are growing at a phenomenal rate. With so much activity, you’d think that there might be a ‘best’ way to build an online shop. But as is so often the case with WordPress, there’s multiple ways to achieve the same goal. So today on the podcast we talk about our experiences with WordPress as well as surface some of the plugins and themes that we’ve come across over the years to make your WordPress / WooCommerce shop a reality. Go check it out…
Read More215 – Checkout CheckoutWC for a customised WooCommerce experience
So if you’re a user of WooCommerce, then the podcast today will be of interest to you. It’s all about creating the best checkout experience to increase conversions with the CheckoutWC plugin. The checkout process of WooCommerce ‘out-of-the-box’ is okay, but it’s not all that great. Yes, it works, but you know that you’ve seen better workflows; better ways of guiding you through the final stages of your purchase. The guest on the show today, Clifton Griffin, has been working for the last two years at getting the WooCommerce cart experience as painless as possible with his CheckoutWC plugin. Check it out on the podcast today…
Read More210 – ‘A’ is for Appointments
So this is a new series called the ‘A-Z of WordPress’ in which David and Nathan discuss a topic starting with the next letter of the alphabet. To kick us off, it’s A is for Appointments. WordPress works as a great platform for allowing bookings and appointments. There’s heaps of plugins which will allow you or your clients to sync their calendar, take payments etc. What are those plugins and are they superior to SaaS alternatives? Perhaps you want to integrate an appointment system into your WordPress website, or maybe you want to pay a company to take this process over for you. There’s lots to talk about so join David and Nathan on this new series. Go check out the podcast…
Read MoreThis Week in WordPress #142
This week’s WordPress news – Covering The Week Commencing Monday 7th December 2020
Read More209 – Get meaningful feedback about your product or service
If you have a product or service, it’s critical that you have a mechanism for users to be able to offer their feedback. That could be comments, but perhaps more importantly you’d like to offer your users a way to help you make the product better. Give them a way that they can suggest features and vote for the features that others have already suggested. Better yet, it’d be nice to be able to display all of that on an easy to understand Kanban style roadmap. Today we’ve got a WordPress plugin which can do just that. Listen to the podcast today to find out more…
Read MoreThis Week in WordPress #137
This Week in WordPress #137 – Changes are coming and sucking in Black Friday – A WP Builds Podcast
Read MoreWP Builds Weekly WordPress News #134 – Full site editing closer, plugin news and Google going all-in on mobile search
This weeks WordPress news – Covering The Week Commencing 12th October 2020.
Read MoreWP Builds Weekly WordPress News #132 – Gutenberg 9.0, SkyVerge joins GoDaddy and The Ig-Nobel prize
This weeks WordPress news – Covering The Week Commencing 14th September 2020
Read MoreWP Builds Weekly WordPress News #130 – WordPress 5.5.1, The Page Builder Summit and Linux is 29
This weeks WordPress news – Covering The Week Commencing 31st August 2020
Read MoreWP Builds Weekly WordPress News #128 – WordPress 5.6 started, end of themes and something .new
This weeks WordPress news – Covering The Week Commencing 17th August 2020
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