1-Click Ads are coming to WooCommerce!
We’re excited to announce today that our new product, the Ad360 App for WooCommerce, has officially been approved by the WordPress Plugin team!
This means that we’re bringing the same 1-Click Ads experience that already exists on Shopify to all WooCommerce users!
We’re happy to be able to help millions of merchants grow their stores more easily than ever thanks to automatically generated web & mobile ads.
WooCommerce is the most popular Ecommerce plugin for WordPress websites, and together they constitute the most popular system to run an e-commerce website.
If you want to learn more about WooCommerce, we’ve written a few articles on this blog that we hope will provide you a lot of value:
- What is WooCommerce? Learn the basics
- WooCommerce versus Shopify – Battle of the Platforms
- 3 Tips to boost Sales on WooCommerce
In the video below you’ll find a Demo of the Ad360 App for WooCommerce, and explanations of what happens behind the hood when you create Quick Campaigns in Ad360.
We’ve set up a Demo Store so that you can try the Ad360 App for WooCommerce for yourself!
Feel free to the 1-click ads creation, and play around with campaigns & creatives 🙂
Demo store URL: https://wp-wc-store-1.ad360.media/wp-login.php
Username: ad360demo
Password: same value
The Ad360 App is in the “Marketing” section on the left panel.
Go to the Demo Store and try Ad360 App for WooCommerce for yourself!
Great New Instagram Feature for Businesses
Instagram just released a new feature that is particularly helpful for businesses!
You can now pin up to 3 posts at the top of your profile. I believe this is a must-do for businesses!
Watch the video to learn what are the 3 posts that I believe you should pin on your Instagram profile now to make the most of that feature.
Feel free to check Ad360 out on Instagram @ad360.media and share your own Instagram profile in the comments!
Twitter’s new features for Social Commerce
Twitter just revealed new E-Commerce related features!
While Twitter’s fate and the Elon Musk deal remain uncertain at the moment, Twitter teams are moving forward and are revealing new important features for e-commerce businesses!
In the video, I review the new features and discuss the future of Twitter & Social Commerce.
Does Twitter have what it takes to become an e-commerce giant?
Apple reveals Pay Later – available on Shopify!
Apple just revealed a major new financing feature!
Apple enters the competitive “Buy Now Pay Later” (BNPL) market, forecasted to be $40 billion by 2030.
All merchants in the US that have Apple Pay enabled will automatically benefit from this update, without any additional integration required. That includes all Shopify merchants!
What do you think about BNPL solutions? Have you tried them already for your business?
3 Tips to Boost Sales on WooCommerce
Research Plugins for site optimization
WooCommerce is unique from Shopify in its ability to customize the site. There are dozens of “plugins” that add helpful features to your store – ranging from “push notification” tech to product sliders (essential for browsing items through mobile) to allowing customers to zoom in on your products! Check a helpful list of WooCommerce plugins here to get your marketing research started!
Offer Discounted “Upsells” on the Checkout Page
Whether it’s for a seasonal special or to promote a new line of products, adding an “upsell” plugin to your store is an excellent way to increase sales on WooCommerce. I’ll give a personal example here – while shopping for CBD products on my favorite site, I was leaving the checkout page when they offered a discounted tincture that sported a new flavor – it was excellent! I bought several more times after that.
This personal anecdote speaks to the stats – upselling at checkout can increase sales on WooCommerce by 10-30% on average.
Learn the Basics of Coding
You don’t need to become a software master, but learning the fundamentals of the coding languages underlaying WooCommerce (e.g. – PHP, Javascript, CSS, HTML), would enhance your ability to customize a standout WooCommerce site.
Furthermore, a coding base would mean you would better understand what plugins would be most effective for your store, and which ones you can do without. A better, smoother store experience would translates to increased sales on WooCommerce – learning the basics of coding would empower you to do just that!
If you want, you can check out helpful plugins that other code-savvy WooCommerce storeowners have left here on Github! There are also helpful courses for the same idea here at UDemy