The dream is to gain a record-breaking amount of sales during any shopping season, such as Black Friday/Boxing Day, Cyber Monday, Xmas etc. But the reality is even after you have made those sales, you still need to fulfill and ship every order.
Selling on E-Commerce does not only mean a business sells to a customer, however, it is also an ideal place for a merchant to look for B2B buyers, a profitably long-term relationship that attracts any sellers. Request a Quote app has updated a new feature that lets B2B stores empower salesmen to solve customers' quote requests, manage with their messages and finally generate happy customers.
After working with Shopify merchants who use our app to upload tracking numbers to Paypal, we have received a lot of their questions asking for the availability of a plugin to use for WooCommerce websites with the same functionality and suggest that we should create one on Wordpress.
And now, we can inform the merchant that the answer is yes. We have created Omega PayPal Tracking for Woo plugin on Wordpress for WooCommerce users to use to add tracking numbers of orders from there to Paypal automatically. Look at what it looks like, how it can help you and install it.
Assigning keywords or phrases to products when tagging themes are easier and more convenient to search and find within your eCommerce page’s site search. Traffic from on-site search has the highest rate of conversion for eCommerce product pages with 10.74% of these visits resulting in sales. This is extremely higher than brand-specific search engine queries, the traffic source with the next highest conversion rate at 6.31% and the average overall eCommerce conversion rate of 3.8%.
It’s not always a right approach to leave the product prices showing on your E-commerce store. Your customers might like the transparency, however, price is not the only element to decide. By hiding the price, retailers are getting a bigger gain in sales. Let’s explore the psychology behind in the next part of the article.
The truth is, product tags alone don’t really affect SEO because they are simply meant for organizing products on your store, and some Shopify themes don’t show on the page which makes them invisible to customers and Google. However, it would impact SEO if you use tags on your product page or link to your tagged catalogs/collections.