Amrit Anandh

Kuppuraj

Midhu

Cartimize

aghilesh

After you have invested vast resources into building your store and customer acquisition through pay per click campaigns etc., it seems almost unbearable that 69% of users – after having added items to their cart – then choose to abandon their purchase.
Why is it that this many orders are abandoned? And what exactly can online retailers like yourself do to improve this sad state of affairs?
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All design and user-experience decisions are based on 134 checkout-specific guidelines distilled from Baymard Institute‘s 54,000+ hours of large scale e-commerce UX research. The very same research used by leading e-commerce companies like Amazon, Nike, Walmart, Target, Google, Macy’s, and Office Depot to name a few.
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Implement The Best WooCommerce Checkout UX and gain as much as a 35% increase in conversion rate, in under 5 minutes.
Live Demos – 
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<h4>MAKE IT SIMPLE</h4>
<h3>Faster, friction-less, smoother checkout</h3>
Minimizing the default number of displayed form fields and selections are particularly important for the WooCommerce one-step checkout implementation. It’s key to achieve the perceived simplicity that the one-step style can afford.
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Hide Optional fields behind a link – The main component in reducing the amount of needless attention drawn to optional fields is collapsing them behind a link. This performs well, as empty form fields in the checkout are generally seen by users as a potential task that has to be completed. Removing the form field from the default checkout flow will greatly reduce the amount of needless attention.
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Make the coupon section much less prominent – Showing a coupon code field and apply button directly in the checkout flow is one of the best ways to make sure all users without a coupon notice that they could be getting a better deal on their purchase. A well-performing way of reducing the amount of emphasis on the coupon field, while still keeping it discoverable for users who do have a coupon, is to collapse it behind a link. Although WooCommerce hides the actual coupon field and apply button behind a link, both the design and placement of the link still demand needless attention.
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Allow logged-in users to save and choose from multiple addresses – Logged-in users can add multiple shipping and billing addresses during checkout, or pick from their previously saved addresses for both delivery and billing. 80% of people use the same address most of the time. Your customers can choose a default address for shipping and billing, and it will automatically be selected during checkout.
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Enclosed Checkout – During the checkout process, the number of elements shown to users should be reduced to a minimum to allow them to focus on completing the checkout process. This, in particular, means removing the main site-wide navigation in the header and the various potentially distracting links in the footer during checkout.
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<h4>DON’T MAKE ME THINK</h4>
<h3>Reduce shoppers’ cognitive load</h3>
Making users think, evaluate or make up their mind during the checkout causes interruptions. Since these interruptions lapses a user’s ability to progress in their checkout, it’s important to reduce them to any extent possible.
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Let users enter their ‘Shipping Address’ first instead of ‘Billing Address’ – A shipping address determines where the product is being delivered – a straightforward terminology which users have no issues understanding. A billing address, on the other hand, can be used for several purposes. Asking users to type their shipping address instead of a billing address performs better.
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Use ‘Shipping Address’ as ‘Billing Address’ by default – For most B2C sites, the majority of customers typically order products to their own address. Setting the “Billing Address to equal the Shipping Address”, by default, performs vastly better than either not having the feature or not having it as a default selection.
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Explain why you need the users’ phone number – Users continue to be concerned about the security and confidentiality of their personal information on the web. This can range from serious concerns over identity theft to more mundane concerns, such as an aversion to receiving marketing phone calls – making them reluctant to hand out personal information. When it’s truly necessary to require users to supply the information, it should clearly be explained why the data is required. One well-performing pattern is simply using a short inline explanation, in close proximity to the field, such as “Used for payment validation”, “For order questions only”, or whatever the information is actually used for.
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Disable Shipping Address for virtual products – If the cart contains only virtual products, the delivery address form will be hidden.
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Disable Billing Address – For stores who do not need to get a billing address from their users, it is best to hide the form altogether.
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<h4>DELIGHT ME!</h4>
<h3>Delight users with a thoughtful checkout flow</h3>
Besides speeding up the completion of the form, a thoughtfully designed checkout flow has the potential to bring delight to users in an otherwise dull typing process.
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Live inline error validation of form fields – “Live inline validation” is where the validity of the user’s inputs are checked live as the user progresses through the form, as opposed to checking the inputs in a lump sum when the user submits the form. We time and again observe that there’s a direct correlation between how and when users are presented with form validation errors and the pace and effort with which they are able to resolve those errors.
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Positive inline validation – It has been observed to perform well that instead of only telling users what they’ve done wrong, we also tell them when they’ve done something right. During testing, sites that used positive inline validation, by adding a checkmark next to correctly inputted values, added a sense of delight and progression to the whole typing experience.
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Sticky Order Summary section – With the multi-step checkout, the forms can extend well beyond the fold of the checkout page. In such cases, the order summary and payment methods section can be made to stick to the top so that it’s always visible to the user.
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<h4>Advanced PRO features</h4>
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A Better Thank you page [PRO] – The order confirmation page (thank you page) is the final leg in the checkout process. The first job of the confirmation step is to let all users know that their order has been successfully completed. It’s important that this information is communicated clearly to users to avoid them looking for further tasks that have to be completed before the order is placed. When this isn’t communicated clearly, users would wonder if they needed to do something else to finalize the order. Another key aspect of the confirmation step is to clearly prioritize the information, making the order confirmation information sufficiently prominent. This includes not collapsing all the order information or plastering the page with auxiliary options that are much more dominant than the actual order information.
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Google Address Auto-complete [PRO] – Reduce post-order headaches and cut down address form fields by auto-completing your customers’ address entry.
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Cart editing in checkout page [PRO] – Keep customers in the checkout page itself by allowing them to edit their cart without having to go back to the cart page.
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Delayed account creation [PRO] – While users should always be allowed to complete the checkout process as a guest, having an optional account creation option is often appreciated by users. This begs the question of at which point during the checkout flow is it best to ask for the optional account creation. Based on previous checkout usability tests, it’s clear that delaying the optional account creation option performs the best. In fact, it’s often best delayed until the order is finalized; hence presenting the optional account creation option on the order confirmation page works best. This concept is called ‘Delayed Account Creation’.
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Hide or make billing address optional for virtual and downloadable products [PRO] – For stores that do not need to get a billing address from their users, it is best to hide the form altogether.
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Remove Cartimize branding [PRO] – Remove the ‘Checkout Powered by Cartimize’ badge and make the checkout your own.
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<h4>Advanced PRO features – COMING SOON</h4>
Our laser-focus is on improving the checkout flow to maximise conversion. We are working on premium features ranging from minor but significant design improvements to major overhaul of systems to make it easier for users.
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Cart order bump [PRO] – Increase your average order value by presenting an eye-catching yet non-interruptive upsell offer before your customers checkout. The offer is presented within the order items summary as a small widget where they can accept the offer by simply adding it to the cart.
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Cross-device persistent cart [PRO] – Considering how easy it is to complete the mobile checkout process using a desktop computer instead, it is no surprise that a Baymard research study showed that 21% of mobile users consistently use a desktop device to complete their mobile-initiated orders, while 40% do it occasionally. To support this behaviour, cart items are sync’d between the mobile and desktop checkout sessions for logged-in users.
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Auto-Detect City and State from ZIP [PRO] – While we can’t avoid requiring some information from users, we should minimize the amount of typing required whenever possible. Both “State” (/region) and “City” inputs present such an opportunity, as both can be auto-detected from a ZIP or Postal code in most countries.
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A Better Cart page [PRO] – An effective Cart page should allow users to get an idea of the total order cost before they have to fill out multiple form fields, support that some users will use the cart as a temporary storage tool (for short-listing products) and a comparison tool (especially for spec-driven industries), auto-update quantity changes instantly without needing to click on an ‘Update’ button, allow users to easily re-add removed items and, allow users to ‘Save’ cart items for later.
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OTP and link based account creation and login [PRO] – The password reset flow is the weakest link of the checkout process. Any issues with the password reset process technically lock users out of their account, at which point abandonments are very likely. OTP and link-based authentication via SMS and email, which were traditionally used only for 2-factor authentications can be used to completely eliminate the need for a password. Both account creation and logging in can be done through this system.
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Login with social profiles [PRO] – Users simply don’t want yet another account, for yet another site, with yet another password. 34% of shoppers abandon their carts when they are required to create an account. One easy way for users to create an account is to allow them to login with their social profiles. No more usernames, emails or passwords to enter and remember.
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Display positive user reviews for products in the cart [PRO] – Even after adding a product to the cart and starting the checkout process, users can still be skeptical of their purchase. Reassuring them of their decision nudges them to complete the purchase. One way to do this is to display the product-specific user reviews right in the checkout page itself. When a real customer tells them that the particular product worked well, chances are that they will feel confident to purchase it.
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<h4>Easy and Faster Google Analytics Integration for WooCommerce eStore</h4>
Our plugin allows you to easily set up a seamless WooCommerce Google Analytics integration with just a few clicks.
All you need is a free Google Analytics account and the property you want to link to your WooCommerce store.
<h4>Google Analytics Integration for WooCommerce</h4>
We have embedded the latest code in the plugin to ensure faster, more efficient, and accurate tracking of a wide range of events on your WooCommerce website. We also work to make the data transfer from your WooCommerce site to Google Analytics more secure and optimized, so your website won’t be affected by the plugin’s functionality.
The plugin tracks every single event on your WooCommerce site, providing comprehensive analytics in your Google Analytics account. You can also customize which events you want to track through the plugin’s Tracking Settings.
We continuously maintain the plugin to ensure seamless WooCommerce and Google Analytics integration, keeping it compatible with every new update in WooCommerce and any changes in Google Analytics tracking scripts.
<h3>External Services</h3>
This plugin connects to several external services to provide its functionality:
Google Analytics: This plugin integrates with Google Analytics to track website visitors, ecommerce events, and user behavior. It sends page view data, ecommerce transaction data, and user interaction events to Google Analytics. This service is provided by Google LLC: <a href="https://marketingplatform.google.com/about/analytics/terms/" rel="nofollow ugc">Terms of Service</a>, <a href="https://policies.google.com/privacy" rel="nofollow ugc">Privacy Policy</a>.
Google Analytics Management API: The plugin uses Google Analytics Management API to retrieve account and property information for setup purposes. This service is provided by Google LLC: <a href="https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/config/mgmt/v3/terms" rel="nofollow ugc">Terms of Service</a>, <a href="https://policies.google.com/privacy" rel="nofollow ugc">Privacy Policy</a>.
Facebook Pixel: The plugin can integrate with Facebook Pixel to track conversions and user behavior for advertising purposes. It sends page view and conversion data to Facebook. This service is provided by Meta Platforms, Inc.: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/legal/terms" rel="nofollow ugc">Terms of Service</a>, <a href="https://www.facebook.com/policy.php" rel="nofollow ugc">Privacy Policy</a>.
Google Ads: The plugin can integrate with Google Ads for conversion tracking. It sends conversion data to Google Ads when users complete purchases. This service is provided by Google LLC: <a href="https://ads.google.com/intl/en_us/home/terms/" rel="nofollow ugc">Terms of Service</a>, <a href="https://policies.google.com/privacy" rel="nofollow ugc">Privacy Policy</a>.
AWCA Proxy Service: The plugin uses a proxy service for OAuth authentication with Google services. This service is provided by AWCA: <a href="https://advancedwcanalytics.com/terms-of-service/" rel="nofollow ugc">Terms of Service</a>, <a href="https://advancedwcanalytics.com/privacy-policy/" rel="nofollow ugc">Privacy Policy</a>.
<h3>Features of Plugin</h3>
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Easy and Fast Integration : Plugin offers very Fast and Easy WooCommerce Google Analytics Integration. You can complete that with just few clicks.
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Conversion Tracking : Tracking every single purchase made on your WooCommerce based estore.
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Ads Conversion Tracking : Plugin help you to track Google Ads Conversions with easy integration.
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Meta Pixel Integration : Plugin also help in tracking differnt events and converstion for FB Pixel
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Coupon Performance : Helps in tracking coupon performance and associated events.
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GDPR Compliance Support : Comprehensive compliance support for data privacy, user consent, and data security.
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Account Behaviour Analysis : You can track different WooCommerce account related events using plugin.
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Disable Admin Tracking : Disable admin tracking to improve privacy and reduce unnecessary data collection.
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User ID Tracking : With User ID tracking you can learn more about behaviour of the users.
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Refund Tracking : Track and monitor refund transactions easily with real-time data in Google Analytics.
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Enhanced Link Attribution : Improves tracking by distinguishing multiple links on the same page for accuracy.
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Anonymize IP Address : Easily anonymize user IP addresses to enhance privacy and GDPR compliance.
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Consent Mode : Google Consent Mode support manages user consent preferences for analytics and ads compliance.
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30+ Events Tracking : Listen Every Important Information Associated With Your WooCommerce Based Estore.
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Google Analytics Measurement Protocol API Support : Seamlessly integrate Measurement Protocol API for accurate tracking and data collection.
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Disable Page Tracking : Disable tracking of page views for improved streamlined data while using with other analytics plugins.
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Debug View Support : Google Analytics Debug View helps developers troubleshoot tracking issues by providing detailed real-time diagnostic information.
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New Features and Enhancements : New features and enhancements for improved functionality and performance.
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User-friendly documentation : Clear, concise, and easy-to-follow documentation for enhanced plugin usability.
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<h3>Features of our <a href="https://advancedwcanalytics.com/" rel="follow nofollow ugc">Advanced WooCommerce Analytics Pro version</a>:</h3>
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Products Perfomance Tracking : Helps you tracks different events and impressions associated with WooCommerce products.
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Checkout Performance : Help you to track performance of your checkout process using differnt events.
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Cart Behaviour : Tracks differnet events associated with cart to help user behaviour.
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Acquisition Report : Get Information about your traffic channels, resources and referrals from which your website receiving traffic.
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Behaviour Analysis : With user id tracking you can learn more about behaviour of users
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Tech Reports : Get details of different devices, browsers and screen resolutions your users using for accessing website.
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Demographics : Find different demographics information such as location, gender, age, langauages and more about your site visitors.
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Engagement Report : Get performance and engagements of users and content on website along with different event details.
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Google Ads Reports : Track Google Ads performance for WooCommerce with detailed reports.
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Retention Report : Get performance and engagements of users and content on website along with differnt event details.
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Search Queries : Report offers valuable insights into search terms driving traffic, helping improve SEO and marketing strategies.
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Organic Traffic Report : Track organic website traffic growth and performance with detailed analytics reports.
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WordPress Google Analytics Dashboard Reports : Generate insightful Google Analytics reports directly from your WordPress dashboard.
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Stats Comparison : Plugin provides comparison of data based on historical data collected over the same period.
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Google Adsense Report : Track and analyze Google AdSense performance with detailed reports using this plugin.
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Priority Support : Our support team is filled with professionals who can quickly solve your any problem.
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Regular Updates : We regularly maintaing our plugin so plugin remain updated and adds more and more new functions.
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Customization On Request : If you require customize solution for your website we are open to provide you with reasonable extra costing and timeline.
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Enhanced Ecommerce Reports : Our Pro Plugin will provide Enhanced Ecommerce reports for your WooCommerce Website which includes all following reports.
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<h4>Documentation</h4>
For Plugin documentation, please refer our <a href="https://advancedwcanalytics.com/documentation/" rel="follow nofollow ugc">Advanced WC Analytics Documentation Page</a>.

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