On a webshop we are showing product bundles. This is a combination of two singular products, but both as a bundle, you get 5% discount.
The bundle is shown on a product page, and it shows a bundle of the product from the product page plus a related product.
To measure impressions and clicks, I think I need to use ec:addPromo (see GA guide).
But how will I measure the checkout and eventually the transaction?
When I add a bundle to the cart, do I add a addPromo or do I need to addProduct for the two products in the bundle? Some for the transaction, we want to measure the individual product sales, but we also want to know how the bundles perform.
You just need an addProduct for two product from your bundle. Enhanced E-commerce is not that helpful with measuring the promo activities. The reports will only show you if a transaction is associated with promo impressions and clicks.
Take care to send promo click and product actions with separate events
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We created an ecommerce website using WooCommerce for a nonprofit client that only sells physical products, e.g. books, cds and dvds. They've since asked us to integrate donations as well. I've set up a donation as a Virtual Product and gotten it working.
Currently, every order a customer makes, including ones with the donation product, is listed under the "Orders" tab under My Account. We need to separate out orders with the virtual donation product from regular physical product orders. I've yet to find a solution anywhere for this.
Ideally, if an order contains a virtual product, we want to hide it from the Orders Page, and instead create a tab called, "Donations" that shows ONLY orders with virtual products in a table. Is this even possible?
Hi i want to woocommerce checkout page get woocommerce-checkout-review-order-table.
How do I get all the information for that order? The important thing is to be sensitive to situations such as VAT, cargo. I just need information.
You can get all the details of the products you've added into cart on checkout page. Please check if you've added tax(VAT) and shipping (CARGO) class to each product from your WP admin.
Here you can refer WC tax rate docs and you can see here to assign products a tax classes.
Similarly, you supposed to create and assign shipping zones and it's rates as well. You can find docs for creating shipping zone from here
You can find many tutorials to set shipping for your desire requirements however, here is the one for quick reference. WooCommerce Shipping Methods
Hope this may help you in your requirements!
Be noted you can't get order information before you placed order successfully. I answer you based on understanding that your need information of tax, shipping cost on checkout page.
Currently, I'm integrating GA E-commerce events into an application and I would like to ask a recommendation.
In the application, I have 2 main entities: shopping cart and product lists (something similar to a wish list). I clearly understand that I should track e-commerce events when a user adds something to the shopping cart or removes something from it. What is not really obvious for me is: should I also track similar events when a user adds a product to one of his product lists?
From my understanding, these actions are very similar and I should also track e-commerce add/remove events when a user works with a product list. I would like to hear some pros and cons or best practices for analytics implementation in such a case.
There is no such a thing as a 'proper' e-commerce tracking. Analytics would only report the data received from a client's side and report it in some standardized way.
That 'standardized way' implies that there are metrics for 'add to cart action' and 'checkout' actions. So firing 'add to cart' event on adding an item to wishlist would just be reported as 'add to cart'. Personally, I find it a little bit misleading since this skews the regular funnel data, inflating the real 'add to cart' numbers and you'll have no obvious opportunity to split them. And you'll get decreased Cart to Checkout ratio in your reports.
I'd recommend using plain events to track add/remove to wishlist actions.
For a vast majority of my reports in AA, the list of available metrics does not include product views. I would really like to be able to see product views aggregated to be shown broken down by things like marketing channel, etc., but right now I can only add it as a metric to the products report.
Is the only way to accomplish this to use a custom event that is basically a mirror of the prodView event and set it to increment on each product view? I would prefer to use the out of the box prodView event, obviously.
Any and all input would be helpful!
Im developing an e-commerce site with wordpress and woocommerce 2.1. Im using a third party payment gateway (Klarna Checkout) which doesn't offer the customer to specify a delivery date/time. I need to make this feature available but the problem is that the gateway only sends the order-meta from their form, which doesn't offer a date field, when the order is completed. In other words, the standard checkout fields in woocommerce won't be passed to the final order.
My idea of solution is to add a hidden free product called Time, with variations for different time spans, on the checkout page and automatically add this product(with selected variation) to the cart when a customer selects a variation. The specified time would then show as a ordered product when viewing the order in wordpress. How could i do this?
If anyone has a better idea of how to solve this problem feel free to contribute :)
Thanks!
Try this free plugin that adds a delivery date on the checkout page: http://wordpress.org/plugins/order-delivery-date-for-woocommerce/