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What's harder than writing code?
Coding a WordPress plugin is hard I know that people like to say that everything in WordPress is easy. It's not true. Many things are difficult when it comes to WordPress. Developing a following who read your blog—that's hard.Getting your site to look like the original theme you bought—that's hard.Submitting your first patch and getting...
Why it makes sense to hire small agencies
I can still remember one of the first times I sold enterprise software to an enterprise client. They were a very large and well-known financial organization and I was sitting in a meeting with their senior technical staff. I was young and nervous at the meeting until I asked a question and heard the answer. \"What's...
WooCommerce Payment Gateways: Pay with Amazon
This is part 9 of 30 in a series on improving your WooCommerce Store. We've covered a lot of ground already, as we navigate all the different aspects of improving your WooCommerce store—and if you've you've missed the earlier posts, here are the first eight. WooCommerce Product Comparisons WooCommerce Product URLs Wishlists for Guests Affiliate...
WooCommerce Reviews
Welcome to part eight of my 30-part series on improving your WooCommerce site. As I've said before, getting WooCommerce installed and configured, loaded with products, and launched is only the beginning of your journey. Then the real fun starts, if you want to build a site that is a business. After all, that's what you're...
WooCommerce Recommended Products
Improving your WooCommerce Store We're on tip 7 of a 30-part series on improving your online eCommerce store. It's a set of suggestions I'm making, regarding your WooCommerce site, because so many people do so much work just to get their store live and then stop enhancing it. Just get here? Here's what you may have missed already: WooCommerce...
WooCommerce Category Pages
In case you haven't figured it out, you've landed on the 6th tip of a 30-part series on improving your online eCommerce store. It's a set of tips targeting your WooCommerce site because so many people do so much work just to get their store live and then stop enhancing it. So these tips are...
WooCommerce Funnels And One Time Offers
If you just got here, this is part of a 30-part series on improving your WooCommerce store. The posts you might have missed focus on: Product Comparisons Product URLs Wishlists for guests Referral (affiliate) programs And today we're looking at your site's funnels and one-time offer features. But to do that, we need to make...
WooCommerce Affiliate Programs
Improving your WooCommerce Store We're in a 30-part series on improving your WooCommerce store. If you've missed any part, here are the first three posts: WooCommerce Product Comparisons WooCommerce Product URLs Wishlists for Guests In each of those posts we've talked about engaging your customers—either bringing them or keeping them at your site. Today I...
WooCommerce Wishlists for Guests
If you've been following along, we've covered two tips in this WooCommerce Help Guide series: Tip 1: Product Comparisons Tip 2: Product URLs Today we're going to talk about WooCommerce Wishlists for Guests. If you're wondering why I add the \"for guests\" part to it, you should know a lot of people use wishlists for...
WooCommerce Product URLs
I'll be honest with you, this tip may not be the right one for you on day 2 of this 30 day series on improving your WooCommerce site, but it bothers me so much that I moved it up on the list. I hate WooCommerce product URLs. Because it doesn't ever feel natural to me....
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