Tutorials and fulfillment advice from the team behind Zorem's WooCommerce plugins — used on more than 80,000 stores.
Your WooCommerce store might ship with FedEx today, DHL tomorrow, and a regional carrier for international orders next week. The moment you add a second carrier, manual tracking management becomes a real problem: different portals, different tracking formats, different customer experiences. A good shipment tracking plugin does not just support one or two big names. […]
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Getting a customer to click “Buy Now” is only half the battle. What happens after checkout — the waiting, the wondering, the “did my order actually ship?” anxiety — is where most WooCommerce stores silently lose customers they worked hard to win. Research consistently shows that the post-purchase experience is one of the most powerful […]
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Every WooCommerce store owner knows the pain: a customer places an order, then almost immediately starts asking “where is my order?” These WISMO (Where Is My Order) queries drain your support team’s time, frustrate customers, and quietly chip away at your store’s reputation. Most of that load comes from manual tracking work: copying tracking numbers […]
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A customer orders from your store, then gets an email from a carrier they have never heard of, with a tracking link to a website that looks nothing like your brand. For a few days, the company delivering the most anticipated part of the purchase is not you, it is a logistics firm the customer […]
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PayPal is one of the most popular payment gateways for WooCommerce stores, and it comes with a familiar pain point: disputes and payment holds. When a customer cannot see tracking linked to their PayPal transaction, they are more likely to open an “item not received” claim, which can freeze your funds and cost you time […]
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Customers do not check email the way they used to. Order confirmations sit unread, shipping updates land in spam, and your support inbox fills with “where is my order?” messages you already answered by email. WhatsApp is where a lot of your customers actually live, with open rates far higher than email, and for many […]
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Transactional emails are a key part of your store’s fulfillment process, and for most store owners they’re the main communication channel with customers. They confirm the order, explain what happens next, carry the shipping details, and set expectations about returns. They’re also one of the few messages a customer will reliably open — which makes […]
Read PostWhen you a Woocommerce shop, you will need to be able to easily insert Google Analytics tracking and to insert Facebook ads, Adwords or any other remarketing or tracking code to your website pages.
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