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Install using Composer and WP CLI
When you install Shop Health for your clients, it’s good to know some of the available WP CLI commands. It can help you to trigger initial scans or clean the entire issues table at once. Jargon explained: Composer Composer is a tool for dependency management in PHP. It allows you to declare the libraries your…
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Cross Sells
If you are getting notices that Cross Sells aren’t set on a product, that means you have an opportunity to increase your overall order value. Jargon explained: Cross Sells Cross-sells in WooCommerce refer to offering related or complementary products to customers based on what they are currently viewing or have added to their cart. For…
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Pillars of Growth
To achieve growth you must invest in your company. The key is to invest wisely. Off course you can achieve financial growth by raising the prices. But that is not sustainable. Other factors become more difficult to maintain when you’re not growing in the full width of the spectrum. To achieve the best and healthy…
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High-Performance Order Storage (HPOS)
HPOS (High-Performance Order Storage) optimizes how WooCommerce stores order data. Unlike traditional methods, it stores orders in a custom database table, separating them from posts. If your store processes a high volume of orders, enabling HPOS can significantly boost performance. It reduces database load, improves order lookup speed, and enhances scalability. This is the reason…
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Product variations
Product variations can be tricky, and depending on your product settings, different data is needed per variation. Wooping Shophealth scans all product variations on required data. If the variations are not setup correctly, the product variation will not appear on the overview and product pages. Tip: you can also use product variations for upselling the…
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Product Meta
Search engines love meta descriptions and meta data. It tells them more about your product / page / shop etc. The more (useful) data you provide, the better search engines can index your content. It will also be used in search results so make sure to add ‘human-readable’ text. When a proper meta-description is given, the…
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Terms and conditions
Your webshop handles orders, therefore you need a Terms and Conditions page. In your Terms and conditions you explain how you handle services and how your users can communicate with your company.
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Shop Page
The Shop Page is the page on your webshop where you can find your products archive. You can however have multiple shop pages and even set the shop page dynamically.
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Privacy Policy
Every webshop processes data, therefore you will need a Privacy Policy. In the privacy policy you explain the terms and conditions on how you process the customers data and guarantee their privacy.
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My Account
If your webshop supports account creation, you can set the url to the AccountPage so WooCommerce can direct logged in users to their account page, used for redirection after logging in or changing the account-settings. To achieve more sales per customer, we highly recommend to offer account creation on your webshop. Your goal is to…
