Simple Strategy for Increasing Conversion Rate of Virtual Products

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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.
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