Customer loyalty stems from knowing what your customers want, streamlined checkout and shipping processes, membership programs, and superb service. Regardless of the size of your company or the sector in which it operates, building customer loyalty is essential since a tiny proportion of repeat customers account for a disproportionately significant share of the revenue.
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WooCommerce Blocks version 9.10 was released today, hitting a major milestone for the development of its new Products Block. The plugin serves as a place to iterate and test new blocks, and this release introduces the new Product Query-powered Products block in beta.
In this first iteration, users can arrange products by popular presets and control the layout in the list/grid.
The new Products block is based on the core Query Loop block. WooCommerce Blocks contributors are aiming to replace all of the plugin’s current product-displaying blocks with this one.
“This new block should be flexible enough to reproduce all of the use-cases currently covered by existing blocks (e.g. showing all products, showing only new products, or products on sale, etc.), while also being filterable via dedicated filter blocks and compatible with FSE templates (i.e. it should replace the placeholders we currently use in archive templates),” Automattic-sponsored WooCommerce contributor Marco Lucio Giannotta said in the ticket proposing the new Products block.
The first iteration still requires some polishing but it’s meeting the basic objectives for allowing users to display and customize products using the new query-based block.
Version 9.1.0 also unveils three new “product-adjacent” patterns. These are patterns that don’t use WooCommerce store data but rather focus on presentation. They include the following patterns:
WooCommerce Blocks contributors are also working on patterns that connect to store data and will be releasing new patterns soon. Other notable additions in this release include support for the alignment setting in the Add to Cart Button and Product Rating elements.
In this article, I’ll introduce you to a service called Trust Swiftly and show you how to use it to protect your WooCommerce store.
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Imagine if you could automatically add a customer to your mailing list. Or what if you could have WordPress create a new user when someone books an appointment with you? How about sending a frequent blog commenter a loyalty reward as soon as they comment?
These things are all possible with a plugin from Thrive Themes called Thrive Automator.
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Not sure whether to use WooCommerce attributes and variations or a WooCommerce product options plugin? In this post, we’ll explore the pros and cons of using variations versus product options. Then, we’ll talk about what types of eCommerce sites may need a plugin to create advanced product options.
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Affiliate marketing is one of the most effective ways of increasing your conversion rates. 88% of buyers usually make decisions, which are influenced by marketers. And if you collaborate with well-established affiliate marketers, your products will be viewed by a larger audience and your sales will increase.Â
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It can feel quite challenging to make your WooCommerce store stand out for Black Friday. Here are some tips and ideas to increase your sales!
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PWF lets you create customizable Ajax filters for your WooCommerce products (or any other post type). It also lets you use SEO-friendly URLs and add dynamic SEO content to rank for longtail queries. Learn more in our hands-on PWF review.
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Shop as Client for WooCommerce lets you easily create orders for customers from the frontend checkout page. If you need to manually create customer orders, it offers a lot of settings and functionality to help you do that more effectively. Learn more in our hands-on review.
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The WooCommerce login page is sufficient for many stores, but it’s lacking in design control. Store owners may want to customize the WooCommerce login to better match their brand. In this tutorial, we explain the ways to customize the WooCommerce login, then go into a tutorial on designing a unique login and registration form for your WooCommerce customers.
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