Date: 8/5/19 | About 2 minutes to read Are you wondering which web hosting package is best for launching an e-commerce site? The sheer amount of hosting products can be dizzying at first glance. So how can you thin out the clutter without thinking yourself into a headache? In this article, we’ll explore… Finding the Read More >

In this tutorial: Migrate from Shopify Migrate from BigCommerce Migrate from Volusion The WooCommerce plugin for WordPress is quickly becoming one of the most popular ways to manage an eCommerce business. Due to this, we are seeing many people migrate to WooCommerce from other eCommerce platforms. In this guide, we will go over some of Read More >

Many businesses now use a website for selling products instead of traditional storefronts. This can open you up to a larger global audience since anyone in the world with internet access can shop at your store. You also don’t have to lease a building space which can reduce overhead costs. Finding Inspiration Click the Inspiration Read More >

If you’re working with orders in WooCommerce, then one of the convenient options when looking at a long list of orders to be able to preview a summary of the order. You can use the preview to verify that the customer and shipping information for the order is correct. Follow the steps below to learn Read More >

At some point, you may need to make changes to a WooCommerce order. For example, you may need to change the shipping address of a customer’s order. As an administrator, you do have the ability to make edits to a WooCommerce order. You can also add or delete orders. The WooCommerce options are extensive, so Read More >

After you install WooCommerce, you’ll need to know the features available to make the most of your first products. Below we cover some important capabilities regarding how to setup WooCommerce products. Note: Log into WordPress to follow the steps below. Create Products Import Products Export Products Product Variations Linked Products Product Handling Create Products Create Read More >

After you set up WooCommerce products, you’ll want to ensure your e-commerce store settings are configured before it can affect customers. Below cover some general WooCommerce Settings and Status options. Note: Log into WordPress to follow the steps below. Widgets Shortcodes Localization Permalinks Roles Set Up Taxes System Status Report Web Hooks Widgets Click Appearance, Read More >