By default, WooCommerce sets the cart quantity to 1. You can easily update this by appending: &quantity=XX to the end of the add-to-cart variable in the URL. Short video below demonstrates how to do this. Note: please make sure you clearly communicate to the customer that multiple items are being adding to the cart when …
One of the most important, yet overlooked, goals in building a successful WooCommerce business is quickly setting the expectations that your site is intended for making purchases. In the hundreds of sites we have consulted on, we have discovered that showing credit card icons is one of the simplest and most effective ways to do this. The tutorial video below walks you through the steps required to accomplish this.
Once a customer has already registered on your site, there is often no need to display or collect their billing details on subsequent transactions, as they will auto-populate. In addition, if a customer is purchasing a virtual product that does not require shipping information, it can discourage a sale if they have to input too much information. This tutorial video will show you how to remove the customer billing details for virtual products which will speed up the checkout process and hopefully increase your conversion rate.
Using the plugin we picked in the previous video, we walk through installation and setup and look at the overview of how to use the plugin to customize the emails. Link to plugin is below video.