Coda is a new document type that combines the functionality of word processing, spreadsheets and databases into one document. Within a Coda document, you can build tables of data and easily embed results from the table directly in your text portions of your document. Those results can be a formula summing columns from a table […]
Import Products Hosted on 1ShoppingCart Into WooCommerce WordPress
Many people use the popular 1ShoppingCart eCommerce and marketing software to sell digital products and/or physical products but adding those products into your WordPress website can be very tedious and error-prone. Great News! You can now easily import your *simple* products hosted on 1ShoppingCart into WordPress. This method is free and does not require a […]
WordPress REST API V2
With the release of WordPress version 4.7, the REST API is now included in the core therefore you no longer need to install a plugin to use it. Per Automattic, “WordPress is moving towards becoming a fully-fledged application framework, and we needed new APIs. This project was born to create an easy-to-use, easy-to-understand and well-tested […]
Abandoned Cart Reminder With WooCommerce and ActiveCampaign
In this article I will discuss how you can create an Abandoned Cart Reminder process for your WordPress site using WooCommerce and ActiveCampaign to boost sales and encourage customer engagement. Amazon uses this process all the time. Perhaps you have received one of those Amazon reminder emails saying you’ve added items to your cart and […]
Using Simple Social Icons with W3 Total Cache
In a previous post, W3 Total Cache Garbled My Simple Social Icons, I explained how to prevent your icons from being garbled by adding the Simple Social Icons style sheet to the list of style sheets that never get minified. This image on the left is the result after upgrading the Simple Social Icons plugin […]
Why I Use StudioPress’s Genesis Framework and Themes For WordPress Sites
When I first started building sites using WordPress, I downloaded a few different themes and took pieces from each to build the sites my clients wanted. Each theme had its own peculiar way of implementing things and, of course, with each new theme used I spent precious time learning that particular theme developer implemented their […]
Infusionsoft: Redirecting After Submitting Web Form Version 2
I was asked today how could I route users to different pages using the value of a dropdown list and thought my original version of the routing function would work perfectly but it did not. It required a little tweaking but here you go… Infusionsoft Web Form For my example, I created another simple Web […]
Infusionsoft: Need a Forward To A Friend Link In Your Emails
Problem An exasperated dumbfounded client contacted me today. He was frustrated by the fact that while Infusionsoft allows sharing of email content via their social sharing widget that includes Facebook, Twitter and Google+, they do not include a simple “forward to a friend.” The “forward to a friend” feature is included in many email services […]
Crafting a Return Policy
While the internet makes opening an online store easier than a bricks and mortar store, customers are not able to see, feel and hold virtual products the way they do items in a store on Main Street. Therefore, returns will be inevitable because for one reason or another one of your customers expected something different […]
What are your shipping fees?
Have you given the proper thought to calculate your shipping fees? #484084489 / gettyimages.com Too many online businesses lose money every time they ship an order to a customer. This is because shipping fees are an afterthought. Please don’t make the same mistake. You have given careful consideration to the pricing of your products. Take […]