Unlike a blog, which can be loaded from a cached version, store pages such as your shopping cart, checkout, My Account page, or each logged in page are unique to each customer. This means they have to reload every time someone views the page. When your WooCommerce store’s speed isn’t performing, it’s likely due to … Read more
WooCommerce 11.2 is here with some exciting new updates. Here’s everything you need to know about the changes affecting the way you run your store. Do you have a quote from a supplier that only contains UPCs? You can import it as is. Of “Update existing products‘ is enabled, the importer compares each row by … Read more
We’re just starting a big effort, and I want to post about it here because you’ll see it happening out in the open. Over the next three months, most of our product and engineering teams will focus solely on the WooCommerce core pluginthe software that is central to every Woo store. When we started this … Read more
You’re scrolling through your news feed when a headline catches your attention: The North Face has a breach of customer accounts. You move on and continue with your day, but the story lingers in your head. There was no dramatic website outage or ransom demand. Attackers simply used stolen credentials to gain access to customer … Read more
Logging into the WooCommerce app once meant typing the store URL on a phone keyboard and navigating a login screen that split logins between WordPress.com and WordPress.org. We knew this could be frustrating, especially on mobile devices. That’s why we’ve modernized our login experience to make it faster and easier for sellers to access their … Read more
WooCommerce 11.0 has launched with speed updates to the product page and order screen, changes to the way certain metrics are counted, checkout recovery tests, and more. Read on to see what’s included. Performance was a top priority for release 11.0 and we’ve made a few important changes that you and your customers will see. … Read more
A successful subscription platform migration is one where renewals, fulfillment, and billing are never interrupted and your customers don’t even know anything has happened. A smooth transition is completely achievable by using the right planning. With WooCommerce Subscriptions, this comes down to choosing the right migration method and checking the details before going live. There … Read more
Choosing an ecommerce platform is rarely a solo decision. Your team must balance priorities ranging from sleek architecture to marketing functions and total cost of ownership. This comparison is intended for teams evaluating the differences between WooCommerce and Shopify in the areas that matter most to the business. Since this is Woo’s blog, our perspective … Read more
The WooCommerce 11.1 release includes several exciting improvements and additions. Here’s what’s new and what’s been updated. We’re scrapping the old WooCommerce Extra Variation images in favor of new Variation galleries. All stores can now add image galleries to their product variations for free. No action is required; this will be enabled automatically. Whether you … Read more