WordPress & e-commerce : Beyond the basics (wcmtl)
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Sainton, Justin (2010). « WordPress & e-commerce : Beyond the basics »
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Justin Sainton
WordPress
- New in 3.0
- Multisites
- Twenty Ten
- Custom post types & taxonomy
E-Commerce
- 80-85% of visitors are first time visitors
- 25% abandon the shopping cart
- 81% of shoppers will be more likely to buy if you have a simple return policy
- At least 20% of visitors are ready to buy
- 40% of visitors are first looking for the search box
- 20 sec. rule
- More likely to buy with a security logo
- 25% or Google queries are first time queries
- Keys to improvement
- Analyse
- Modify
- Evaluate
- Conversion rate
- #1 Reason not to buy → Having to register
- Follow up
- 46% of websites don't know their conversion rate
- Email feedback instead of pop-ups
- 40% of stores that ask for the 3 digit code in their payment gateway lose customers
- Out of 27% of visitors that intended to buy, only ⅔ buy
- Product selection
- Shipping options
- Usable shopping cart
- Prices too high
- Cross selling
WordPress E-Commerce
- WP e-Commerce
- WP e-Commerce Premium Upgrades
- New in 3.8 (expected 2010-09)
- Product admin UI
- Extendable and customizable tax system
- Custom post types
- Updates vs e-commerce websites can't afford to go down
- Continuous development model
- 200+ bugs fixed
- Identifying visitors that abandon the shopping cart
Case Studies
Plugins
- w3cache
- TotalCache


