Category: Woocommerce

You’ve probably seen variation swatches on ecommerce sites 🛒 before. They’re the visual selectors available when choosing product variants. And you can learn how to use variation swatches for WooCommerce without any coding knowledge. That way, your customer actually sees the textures, colors, and other differences between product variants, helping them decide which one to purchase. You have three options ⚙️ to add and use variation swatches for WooCommerce: Use a plugin that adds variation swatches to your current theme Install a new ecommerce theme with swatches included Custom code the swatches into your current site Getting a new theme is unrealistic for many users, considering there’s no reason to swap out a perfectly good theme just for one feature. And custom coding requires special skills (or the hiring of…

If you’re running a WooCommerce store, you know how important it is to understand your customers’ behavior. Tracking customer behavior allows you to identify pain points in your sales funnel, understand what’s driving sales, and optimize your marketing campaigns accordingly. However, tracking customer behavior is easier said than done. With so many different platforms and channels available to today’s ecommerce businesses, it can be tough to get a complete picture of how customers are interacting with your store. That’s where the Conversios comes in. This all-in-one plugin makes it easy to track online conversions and events across multiple platforms, including Google Ads, Google Analytics 4, Snapchat, Facebook, Pinterest, and Tiktok via Google Tag Manager. And with its automated product feed manager, managing your product feed on Google Merchant Center is…