How to Apply Free Shipping Per Product in WooCommerce
We show you the different methods you can use to apply free shipping per product in WooCommerce.
Here we dive deep into the world of eCommerce. You will find tutorials on WooCommerce & Shopify, general tips and advice around running an eCommerce store, and Metorik announcements + guides.
With our newest feature - customer timelines - WooCommerce stores can now easily view a customer's history, from abandoned carts to automated emails.
We show you the different methods you can use to apply free shipping per product in WooCommerce.
A quick post showing you how to add & customize the shipping address section in WooCommerce.
WooCommerce follow up emails are a powerful tool. They clearly communicate to your customers that you care about your relationship — and in turn, they build trust. And when done right, they undoubtedly lead to higher retention rates.
We just spent the last 6 months revamping Metorik's digest system. You can now easily build custom reports for your WooCommerce store and receive them by Email and Slack.
I can't wait for you to try it out!
Metorik’s segmenting system is built on a simple principle; allow eCommerce store owners, no matter what their level of coding knowledge is, to ask any question about their store’s data.
By spending a little more time evaluting your eCommerce sales campaigns, you can better understand your customers' purchasing decisions which can result in big gains for your store.
Metorik's latest feature - single coupon reports - helps you understand coupon usage over time and how it impacts your bottom line. Like all our reports, it's flexible, exportable, and in-depth. I hope you love it!
This week, we welcome another face (and old friend) to the Metorik team. We have quite a lot planned for the next few months and we'll need Sven to make it a reality.
As a WooCommerce store owner, you may find yourself in a situation where you want to link to directly to a product variation in WooCommerce, rather than the generic variation page. This isn't something that is clearly documented in the WooCommerde docs, but it's much easier to do than you think!