As a retailer, you’re in business to attract lots of customers and sell as much as possible. But only selling on your website limits your audience to people who already know about you actively searching for products. There’s a large chunk of people who don’t ever find your website. One way to extend your reach

You’ve installed WooCommerce on your ecommerce site. Congrats! Now, it’s time to customize your store…but you have no clue how to do that. Well, there’s an easy and effective way you can tweak your online store without any hassle: WooCommerce hooks. By using WooCommerce hooks, you don’t have to worry about juggling multiple plugins to

Many ecommerce sellers start their selling journey on one platform, such as an online store or a marketplace. But once their business is in place, it’s time to consider multichannel selling.  Multichannel selling fosters expansion by putting merchants’ products in front of a wider audience. Sellbrite research has found that sellers on three or more channels generate

According to eMarketer, Walmart is the second-largest retail ecommerce marketplace, making up 6.7% of retail ecommerce sales in 2020. It trails only behind Amazon and leverages its brick-and-mortar stores to stay ahead of other ecommerce platforms like eBay. And if you’re a dropshipper, Walmart’s marketplace can be particularly advantageous.  Dropshipping is a way to sell products where

When paying for products, customers prefer stores that make the payment process easy and smooth. So the importance of having a payment gateway that makes checking out uncomplicated cannot be overemphasized. Payment gateways are platforms, like PayPal, Square, and Stripe, that process credit card payments for ecommerce sites. Although there are a number of payment

Have you ever wanted to start an online store but didn’t want to deal with inventory management, fulfillment, shipping, or any other ecommerce shenanigans? Then dropshipping might be perfect for you. Dropshipping is an order fulfillment method where the seller doesn’t make or stock products but instead uses a third-party supplier to ship products to customers.

Global retail ecommerce sales increased by $926 billion between 2019 and 2020, according to eMarketer. Of those numbers, WooCommerce powers 30% of ecommerce stores, making it a popular choice among ecommerce sellers. So what is WooCommerce? It’s a free WordPress plugin that adds ecommerce functionality to WordPress websites. Automattic acquired WooCommerce in 2015, and it has since become

When a customer wants to buy a t-shirt, chances are they will be looking for variations of that shirt with different designs and sizes. In WooCommerce, these variations are known as variable products. With the WooCommerce variable product feature, you can create specific products that have multiple variations. Say you’ve made the aforementioned t-shirt in five