Setting up a WordPress online store with the WooCommerce plugin for WordPress is something I do all the time. As a verified WooCommerce expert, I often get asked questions. There are a few common ones that are prefaced with, “This might be a stupid question”. I don’t think there’s such a thing as a stupid…
WordPress Multisite is an excellent way to make light work of managing multiple WordPress websites. Similarly, you can effortlessly manage multiple online stores with WooCommerce Multisite. But, both of them aren’t one-size-fits-all solutions. There are situations where they’re useful and outside that, you may not need them. Below are more details on WordPress Multisite as…
Hiring WordPress developer teams, freelance WordPress developers and WooCommerce experts can save your business a lot of time and money since each process is streamlined. But, hiring a web development team that’s not trustworthy can cost your business big time. You could lose money on development times that run too long, end up with incomplete…
Customizing WooCommerce is tricky because if you do it wrong it results in errors. The WooCommerce documentation articles are helpful for learning how to properly go about customising WooCommerce. But, they don’t go far enough. Here’s what would otherwise be the continuation of the documentation for customising WooCommerce. These best practices are based on my…
Managing Woocommerce can be tricky. But, our team here at Progressus.io knows that installing the right WordPress plugins can make the process much more streamlined. There are a few plugins that we have found to be especially helpful in the WooCommerce projects we work on regularly. We recommend that every WooCommerce store owner use them.…
This post details my experience with moving a live site from WooCommerce Multisite setup with two top level domains (TLDs) to one single TLD. Throughout the process I referenced these two articles for help, but I found that they were both incomplete for my purposes; one from deliciousbrains.com and one from wpmudev.org.
For SEO WooCommerce purposes, you realize you need to target multiple regions so you have better visibility in search engines. That means you need to duplicate the same website on two different network sites within a WordPress Multisite setup. The goal of each site is to target a set of users in a different region…
What if you wanted to use WooCommerce, GeoIP and Multisite to display a store notice based on a visitor’s IP address, but no plugin exists for it? That’s the situation I found myself in recently. One option is to develop a plugin for it, like I do all the time for such cases. But, I…
