I have a pricing table on my home page that lists 3 nutrition plans. Each of these plans is actually an affiliate product. Currently, I've manually added the affiliate link to each of the buttons (which redirects to the affiliate website by clicking a button), without using woocomerce products.
I have another page called Plans in which I use the product grid widget from Elementor, which automatically adds my external products that are added to Woocomerce product list (links are the same as in the pricing table product list).
So here I got totally confused due to lack of my experience. Here are the problems:
I can't use some kind of grid on my homepage as well (for additional widget cost and design reasons), but I will need to edit 2 places if an affiliate link would change.
In addition to that, I'm not sure if WooCommerce will be able to
track which products sell the best because it's not actually
directly coupled, it's just a link. Or I'm wrong here and Woocomerce
will only look into the affiliate link?
I would be able to live with changing 2 places in the future, but I'm totally not sure about the second one.I tried to dig deep into that, but only found information with an actual products and not affiliate ones, which is not the case in my scenario.
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I am going to try to explain this best i can, because i have run out of ideas. My client is an author. Alot of her books have a variation ( Boy Character and Girl Character ). On her website, she is using woocommerce to direct her customers to a third party site for her digital books or to amazon for her physical books. The problem that im having is when i create two Divi product templates, one for the only digital books, and one for physical and digital books. When she changes the button link for one product page, it changes it for every product using that template. Is there anyway to stop this from happening. Here is an example of one product page https://positivelypreparedstories.com/product/im-going-to-get-my-vaccine/
Any help would be appreciated.
Thank you
I am working on a store in WordPress. I want to sell digital keycodes for games and also the game accessories, but I don't have money first to buy them and then sell on the store. So I wanted to ask if there is any way that customers place an order on my website and the order is completed through another website for him.
Like if the customer buys a game controller from my store, the order will be fulfilled my website like amazon.
Indeed the order will have to be completed on another website but that website will need to have an affiliate program. For example Amazon has affiliate programs and to get sale revenue you just need to add an affiliate link to the product.
That is done very easily with WooCommerce plugin for WordPress.
Each product can be set to redirect to an external link, an affiliate link.
To do that inside of WooCommerce:
Simply choose External/Affiliate product from the Product Data dropdown menu when editing your product.
Add the product URL. This will be the affiliate link or other links you were given that lead the customer directly to the outside site.
You can do the same without WooCommerce but it is a lot simpler to handle pricing, stock/inventory, variations for products using WooCommerce.
Good day,
I need some advice if this is possible on wordpress? I have a classified site and I want to create a newsletter that would have multiple categories each category would just have a list of title that has links to the item page.
The hard part is I need a check box on the registration and user profile page that will enable them to select which category they want on their newsletter and uncheck which one they don’t need. The reason for this is the list on each category can be too many and users might not want to see listing about ex. community or announcement etc.
Another feature that I need is for paid listing to stay on the newsletter for the duration of its package and for free listing to only show the day it was posted even though it has 5 days to stay on the site
I am open to use any options like mailchimp, awebber etc. as long as it works
Ex.
Hot Deal <-Category
1.) New Arrival comfort footwear
Forsale <-Category
1.) Xbox one fresh inbox
2.) Ps4 brand new
Many thanks
There is a plugin
which will help you to make users subscribing to category.
That plugin lets a user subscribe and unsubscribe to posts within a certain category or categories.
Subscribers will recieve an e-mail with a link to the actual post.
And the post type may be anything like product or news etc ;)
But you may endup doing some customize coding to get what exactly you are looking for.
I am now building my own website that will show some pictures to users.
That's like ebay but unable to buy any items.
Just click and contact to the seller.
Here are 2 screenshots.
For example, click the first item, then the second page will show up.
Like the screenshot, I do Not want to see the 'Add to cart'. Instead of that, I want to see this, Contact the seller then it will show the seller's phone number.
I installed woocommerece & WV vendors plugins.
If you have any good suggestion, It will be appreciated.
Thanks.
Woocommerece is for selling items. If you are trying to create a lookalike shop site, I'd recommend:
Creating a custom post type for the products
Create custom fields for all the properties of your product & seller information.
Style the page as you wish.
Woocommerece is totally not necessery here.
I set in wordpress the property multisite and activated woocommerce on my network.
My network is formed by a primary site and a subsite.
I would like to see from the subsite see the products on the primary site, and products, attributes and categories in the admin bar corresponding products.
Does anyone know how to do?
Yes, you can do it with the WooCommerce MultiStore plugin.
These are a few of the plugin's main features:
Any Product can be replicated across network, making it available to any other store
A product can have different product description and price for each store.
Each store can use different language, currency, payment options and all other options that are included in a standard stand alone WooCommerce store.
Unique Product Stock management for an easy inventory evaluation. The stock synchronization option allows you to synchronize the stock values of the same products across all the stores in the network.
Product management available at the main product, or possible to update / adjust for any other places
One main WooCommerce orders panel with all domains store orders
All product meta data available for other blogs, including content images, product galleries and featured thumbnail.
Any product type as Simple, Grouped, External or Variation
Theme customization in the main admin
From one single WordPress admin panel you can manage as many Woocommerce stores that you want, there are no limits.
You can read the plugin documentation here.
Yes #Zakir is right.
There is no way to share product databases, checkout and user accounts in WooCommerce right now.
There are many people looking for this solution, a WooCommerce MultiSite and Multi Store feature is a must.
I was looking for the very exact thing, since I need to create a website that works like Etsy.com or Themeforest.com and this is what I have found so far:
1. These guys have done some research:
WooCommerce Multisite Global Cart
WooCommerce Multisite Stores
WooCommerce Single Cart Multisite
Since it is really hard to create a fully working WooCommerce MultiSite and global cart plugin (if not impossible) there is the need of a WooCommerce version that is meant to do just that.
I tried to understand with the WooCommerce guys if there is the possibility to have such a feature in WooCommerce in a reasonable amount of time, but looks like this is something that may take ages, since the WooCommerce developers are focusing on other things.
Recently I have found: [Link removed, site no longer exists]
2. WooMU MultiSite WooCommerce Fork
This is an Open Source project that aims to do just that, a Multi Site and MultiStore version of WooCommerce. Looks promising, since they want to keep compatibility with future releases of WooCommerce but focusing on MultiSite and Multi Store features.
I am contributing to this project right now. They are still in Alpha stage and looking for ideas and to grow the community.
The Beta launch is set for 31 Dec 2015.
Hope this helps :)
While you can network activate plugins, like WooCommerce and it's extensions, you wouldn't be able to share product databases, checkout, user accounts, etc... across the sites in the network at this time.
For more details please check the official answer here - https://support.woothemes.com/hc/communities/public/questions/202173667-How-does-woocommerce-function-on-multisite-