All WooCommerce orders go to either “processing“, “completed“, “on-hold” and other default order statuses based on the payment method and product type. Sometimes these statuses are not enough. For example, you might need to mark certain orders in a different way for tracking, filtering, exporting purposes. Or you might want to disable default emails by […]| Business Bloomer
Customizing WooCommerce emails via the WordPress dashboard is not easy and – sometimes – not possible. For example, you can’t edit or add content to them unless you’re familiar with code. Well, here’s a quick example to learn how to add content to any WooCommerce default order email. In this case study, our goal is […]| Business Bloomer
WooCommerce product reviews are, actually, WordPress comments. When you install WordPress, comment notifications for admins are turned on. You can choose to receive emails for all new comments, or only for comments that require moderation (haven’t been approved yet). The problem is that if your site gets a lot of spam comments, you might be […]| Business Bloomer
First impressions matter, especially in ecommerce. When a customer creates an account on your WooCommerce store, the “Your {site_title} account has been created!” welcome email is your golden opportunity to solidify a positive connection. However, the standard WooCommerce email might fall short: Hi Rodolfo,Thanks for creating an account on {site_title}. Your username is ____. You […]| Business Bloomer
WooCommerce offers flexibility with custom order statuses, but email notifications can be limited. By default, in fact, WooCommerce triggers the “completed”, “processing”, “on-hold” and all the other default emails when the order status changes from X to Y as defined in the plugin code. But what if you want to trigger the “Order Completed” email […]| Business Bloomer
