Here’s a question for you: what do Amazon, eBay, and Etsy all have in common? They’re high-earning multivendor stores.
Multivendor stores are all the rage these days and it’s easy to see why. They provide tons of benefits to both businesses and consumers and are an excellent way for store owners to earn a commission. According to Statista, 37% of online shoppers would prefer to shop at an online marketplace for a repeat purchase.
Rich snippets are aesthetically-pleasing and richer search results that display extra data along with the title, description, and URL in SERPs. This additional information is taken from structured data included in a page’s HTML.
Now, you might be wondering why it’s important to have rich snippets for your website or online store.
Put simply, rich snippets help you improve your click-through rate by increasing visibility in SERPs. In other words, they make your search results stand out among other results on the same page.
In addition, rich snippets help you establish trust with site visitors and give them a “sneak preview” of what they can expect to get before they actually land on your website.
During the global coronavirus crisis, many food businesses and restaurants are switching to take away and delivery-only options. And, to keep their business running, they’ve implemented a WooCommerce food ordering system that allows patrons to place orders using a web browser.
Setting up a WooCommerce food ordering system and offering food deliveries is far more cost-effective and sustainable than managing a dine-in restaurant – especially considering most restaurants have had to close down due to the coronavirus pandemic.
In this article, we’ll show you how you can create your own bespoke WooCommerce food ordering website in WooCommerce in a few simple steps.
Let’s put everything into context before we begin.
Getting someone to buy something from you one time is nice. Getting someone to buy something from you every single month automatically? Now that’s fantastic — after all, automatic recurring revenue is the eighth wonder of the world.
With WooCommerce and WooCommerce Subscriptions, you can easily create your own subscription-powered store using WordPress. What’s more, you can sell all kinds of products:
In this post, we’re not going to tell you what to sell or who to sell it to. But we are going to show you exactly how to sell recurring subscriptions using WooCommerce.
With the holidays in full swing, you might be looking for a way to start selling WooCommerce gift cards at your store.
Gift cards are a win-win – not only does it make it easy for gift-givers to check off their shopping lists, it also lets you lock in sales at your store.
Unfortunately, WooCommerce doesn’t come with a built-in gift card feature. But we’re going to show you how to fix that using a WooCommerce gift card plugin.
So you want to start a dropshipping store…that’s awesome! But there are a lot of moving parts when it comes to building a successful dropshipping store, so it’s natural that you might be looking for a helping hand to guide you along the way.
To make getting started a whole heckuva lot easier for you (and put you on the path to success), we’ve created this massive dropshipping tutorial covering everything from what dropshipping is to how to pick dropshipping products and how to actually build your store.
