How To Run Shopify In WordPress (The Complete Guide) (Part II)

So, in the last blog you have seen who needs to use Shopify in WordPress, why they need to integrate Shopify in WordPress, and more importantly, how both works mutually. The Shopify and WordPress combination is a very inexpensive method to run your online store and still keep it fully secured. From the third step where we left in the previous blog, we have continued further here. 

In the last few years, you might have heard a lot about how to drive high traffic to your website and convince your users to try your products. But have you heard of a way that encourages your users to instantly buy your products? Well, a targeted landing page can do that for you in a very compelling way. And let me make it clear that landing pages are not only helpful in boosting your sales but growing your email list as well.

In the digital landscape, product purchase through eCommerce sites has increased dramatically. There are various factors that have contributed to this achievement. Some say it is the easy check out of the products while others believe the secure online payment system. But I think the most evident thing that has helped eCommerce sites to achieve higher sales is the products showcase with all the essential information that people may want to know.

WordPress is a multipurpose software, we all know that. Whether you want to build a gorgeous-looking website or take the content management control in your hand, it is always an ideal solution for us. However, it is also true that we don’t use WordPress for these two purposes only. There are lots of things we want to do with WordPress but its limitations don't allow us to do too much.

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With time, the approach to design a website has changed a lot. Earlier the designers used to focus on the fancy design elements to grab attention of people. But today, most of the web designs have a simple interface. Why? Because we want our visitors to focus on the main content of our site rather than appealing design elements.

For many entrepreneurs, websites are one of the most popular sources of income these days. You can build a website for multiple purposes such as monetizing your blog posts, selling your products, or asking your potential clients to take your services. But sometimes intentionally or unintentionally, people launch their websites without building it completely.

It’s common to see different types of forms on WordPress websites these days. Some are designed to book an appointment with the company while the other to report the product's problem with the company. In both the cases, forms are visible to all the visitors who visit that particular website. But have you thought, what you need to do if you want to limit the access of certain forms to certain users? You just have to install a form plugin, get an add on, and then configure it for your purpose.

These days online competition has increased a lot among various shopping sites. For instance, look for a pair of formal shoes and you will get over a hundred vendors selling shoes at an attractive price. This gives you plenty of opportunities to find the right pair of shoes for you. But do you think that just by having a low-priced product you can acquire a lot of customers?

WordPress is a popular website building software that is used by millions of people across the globe. Some of them are new, some are old, and the rest are very very old. So, that makes a difference in their knowledge about the features, functionality, and the ability of WordPress. One such thing that beginners are mostly uninformed about is the difference between WordPress posts and pages. Since both of them look similar to each other, it often creates confusion among new WordPress users..

These days the number of solopreneurs is increasing rapidly, especially those who want to start online stores. For that reason, there is one question running in almost every solopreneur’s mind - which is the best eCommerce platform to create an online store? Well, I must say that the answer to this question can’t be framed in just a single sentence.

You might be knowing well that beautiful themes are the foundation of a great web design. But do you know how you can get such themes for your specific business? Well, there are multiple ways to do that, either you create your own theme using a theme builder or you get a free or premium theme from a trusted theme developer.

Startup companies are on the rise these days in the whole world. You use the internet to find a particular product or service, chances are the third or fourth website you will visit turns out to be a startup. They are hugely supported by investors, sponsors, and donors to build and launch the product that they are working on. In short, the journey of startup companies is all about turning an idea or concept into reality.

If you have been running an eCommerce site for years, I can assume that you have interacted with hundreds of your customers up until now. Whether you capture their opinions through a survey form, take their feedback post-purchase of products, or keep a record of their complaints and suggestions, you take most of their opinions into consideration.

So, in the last blog, you have seen the user-friendly features and use case of the WooCommerce Product Add-Ons Ultimate plugin. In this blog, we will show you how to integrate add-on groups with your products using WooCommerce Product Add-Ons Ultimate plugin. 

Themes are the heart of websites in which the essence of your brand reflects. You might have picked a beautiful theme for your WooCommerce site when you first launched it but now when a couple of years has already passed, you should think of giving it a new look again. For that we have made a list of the best WooCommer

For any business around the world, acquiring new customers is one of the difficult tasks. What’s even more difficult is keeping those customers engaged with you even when there is high competition around. Because you know well that one’s failure is another's opportunity. The same is true for eCommerce sites as well.

Customers are curious characters, no matter if they are online shoppers or offline shoppers. They always want to know some or the other thing before they purchase a product, after they have purchased a product, and while they are purchasing a product. This is why many tools have been developed to keep them informed about the every process their purchased product is going through.

Nowadays you can see the number of online stores are increasing over the internet. This is because entrepreneurs have found it as a profitable business and also it is easy to set up. There are a lot of eCommerce software available on the market that allows you to start, run, and manage your online store easily. But do you know that there is another business idea that lies in the eCommerce industry only to make more profits? Yes, you guessed it right! I’m talking about starting and running a dropshipping business. 

In the last blog you have seen what does dropshipping mean, how it works, and the two solid examples of WooCommerce Dropshipping plugins. Here, we will tell you about three more dropshipping plugins that you can use to connect your WooCommerce store with AliExpress. Bear in mind that dropshipping is a completely different business idea than what is usually applied in eCommerce stores.