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How The Red Headed Hostess Trusts Mode Effect to Help Dramatically Scale WooCommerce
Tyson Foster, partner of The Red Headed Hostess with his wife Shannon, were seeking a website development partner who specialized in e-commerce – specifically the e-commerce platform WooCommerce made for WordPress websites. “As our company grew, our current vendor could not serve us very well anymore,” said Foster. “There were constant issues, breaks and…
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Understand the Sales Funnel and Apply it to Your E-Commerce Website
Sales funnels are essential for every business and e-commerce stores are no exception. Creating a sales funnel will help convert visitors into paying customer and is essential to your marketing and sales strategy. The challenge is that most business owners struggle to understand how to assemble and apply a sales funnel for their business. Today…
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5 Ways to Convert More Users on Your WooCommerce Store
Your homepage is a window into your WooCommerce store. If a user lands on your product page in search obviously that’s your only shot to win them over (in most cases). But likely if someone sees an advertisement or searches for your company name they’re going to land on your homepage. So what does…
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Overcome the Top 3 Ecommerce Cart Abandonment Challenges
The biggest task with running an eCommerce store is to convert visitors into customers. Users who land on your store are likely in research mode. If your band is unfamiliar to them they’ll do a search for your product and find your store (most likely on their mobile device) and then return later on a…
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APIs for WooCommerce Stores – WP ECommerce Show
Recently our co-founder Cody had a chance to be a guest on the WP ECommerce Show hosted by our friend Bob Dunn. There was a great discussion about APIs and unpacking why they’re useful and necessary for most WooCommerce stores. Here’s a sneak peek: In Episode 69 we are venturing into the tech side of online…
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Our Co-Founder Raquel Featured on WP Blab!
This week on WPblab our co-founder Raquel was invited to be a guest on the show with hosts Bridget Willard and Jen Miller. The subject of the show was about community connections – in, around and through WordPress. Catch the video replay below and be sure to join WP Blab at 7 pm Pacific, 10 pm…
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5 Inventory Management Tools for WooCommerce Stores
Any eCommerce store selling physical goods will have to deal with some type of inventory management. If you’re using WooCommerce it’s not a feature that’s sufficient right away. While WooCommerce comes with lots of bells and whistles for your online store, inventory management typically requires some extra muscle. The good news is that there are…
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What does it cost to Maintain WooCommerce?
Since finding WordPress in 2007 we’ve never looked back to find another tool to help clients build and scale an incredible website. So naturally once WooCommerce came along we were thrilled to find such a great platform for our clients to build successful eCommerce stores. But while the platform has grown and been successful I’ve…
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SEO Primer for Ecommerce: 3 Tips for Quality Conversions
Getting new customers online is hard and competition grows daily with more and more eCommerce stores launching. And, if search engines can’t find you – well, I hate to be the bearer of bad news – but you basically don’t exist online. So, what’s an eCommerce store to do? Make sure your site is optimized…
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WordPress.com Creators, Select WordPress Agency Mode Effect to Build Affiliate Program
Automattic, a web development company founded in August 2005 and best known for developing and contributing to WordPress.com sought a WordPress development agency to build a website for the new WordPress Affiliate Program. The program rewards members of the WordPress community – such as agencies, website developers, designers, theme developers and plugin developers –…
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