In this video I’ll show you how to add transients to a WooCommerce query to improve performance. A transient is a way to persist WordPress and WooCommerce data to the database to avoid running heavy queries which can slow down your database and in turn cause performance issues on your WordPress site. We can create […]
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In the competitive world of e-commerce, understanding customer behaviour is essential for optimizing your WooCommerce store. Google Analytics is a powerful tool that helps you track and analyse user interactions on your site. Recording WooCommerce events in Google Analytics can provide insights into customer behaviour, helping you improve your store’s performance and drive more sales.
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Adding Apple pay or Google pay to your WooCommerce store is a great way to reduce checkout friction and cart abandonment. When a customer can checkout from your store with a finger print or face recognition rather than having to pull out their credit card, this express checkout method reduces friction, and friction on the
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In this video I’ll show you how to use WooCommerce external/affiliate product to help create an affiliate store and organise your recommended products. I’m busy building a recommended product services and product pages and I’m using a WooCommerce feature to organise my recommendations. If you don’t know what an affiliate collaboration is, it’s when an
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Introduction A WordPress nonce is a ‘number used once’ to help protect URLs and forms from certain types of misuse, malicious or otherwise. It’s a security feature that WordPress provides to help you ensure that specific actions in your application are initiated by legitimate users, not by unauthorized scripts, bots, or other potential threats. In
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Introduction Among various powerful WordPress functions, the is_logged_in function holds a special place when it comes to confirming whether a user is logged in or not. It can be highly useful in developing themes or plugins where certain content or features are only available to logged-in users. An Overview of is_logged_in function The is_logged_in function
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