When it comes to running a successful Woocommerce store,
choosing the right plugins are absolutely critical, but there are so
many for you to choose from, how do you identify
the cream from the crop? So in this video, we will share with you what and why we think these 21 plugins are
the best Woocommerce plugins to turbocharge your
online store performance. Let's go! Hey, it's Jack from Rank Math, the one WordPress SEO plugin
that constantly strives to provide you with the fastest and the most
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the plugins that we recommend, some are free and some you have to pay
for, but I want to make this super clear, we are not paid to talk
about any of these plugins. And the links you see down below in the description,
none of them are affiliate links. In other words, these are genuine recommendations
without external influence. The plugins we are going to talk about are
based on what we truly think are the best. Now that we have that cleared, let's talk about the categories
of plugins we will be talking about. We will first talk about WooCommerce
plugins for Payment gateways, then for Search Engine Optimization,
Translation, Speed optimization, WooCommerce page design and customization,
Inventory and logistics management, and finally, plugins for Marketing and
automation to streamline your workflow. So without further ado, let's start with the WooCommerce
plugins for Payment gateways. Every WooCommerce store, in fact, any online stores, will need a way
to collect payments from their customers. So it's absolutely critical to choose
a payment plugin that is stable, reliable, and provides your customers
with many payment options. The worst thing that could happen is when your customers decide to pay for your
product, but the payment won't go through. So the payment plugin we recommend is the "Payment Plugins for Stripe
For WooCommerce". I've personally used this plugin
and it is easy to set up. I receive payments without any issues
and with Stripe, your customers can pay you using credit cards, Google Pay,
Apple Pay and many others. And the thing is, hardly any payment plugins will get
an average rating of above 4 because that may be some common
issues store owners face. For example, if you go to your WordPress
dashboard and add a new plugin, search for Payments, and you will
see quite a few payment plugins. You see, these are from WooCommerce,
but they have below average ratings. 140 plus and 300 people have
left ratings for these plugins. And then this is by Automattic,
which is WordPress. It has only three stars,
reviewed by 40 plus people. But for "Payment Plugins for Stripe",
it has 100,000 active installs. 190 plus people have given
a good rating for it. So it is not just me who says
this plugin is good and reliable. Setting up the plugin is relatively easy. First, you need to have an active Stripe
account and you can easily connect it to your WooCommerce Store with a click
of a button, filling up some information, and once done, all the API information
will be added here for you. If your WooCommerce Store is not ready yet,
you can set it to test mode so that you can test the flow of your
customer's checkout process. You can use this as the credit card number
for testing, then 12/34 for expiration date, and any three digits for the CVC,
and the test order is done. It is rather straightforward, right? Now, if you want to collect payments using PayPal, we recommend a plugin called
"Payment Plugins for PayPal WooCommerce". This is the plugin. It is developed by the same
company, "Payment Plugins". You see, it has over 20,000 active
in stores with a high rating. And similarly, you need to have an active
PayPal account so that you can easily connect your store with PayPal
with a simple click of the button. Now, the next plugin is one that I've not tested before, but if your WooCommerce store
wants to collect payments with cryptocurrencies,
which might be a trending option in the future, you might want to try
installing the plugin called "Coinbase Commerce -
Crypto Gateway for WooCommerce". This plugin has over 2,000 active
installs and with 18 ratings. Once you have installed this plugin,
you've got to visit the WooCommerce. And on the Payments tab, you need to toggle this "Coinbase Commerce
Gateway" settings on for it to work. Click on finish set up, and you will need an API key
from Coinbase to be added here. Once you have done that,
on your checkout page, your customers will be able to pay you
using cryptocurrencies with Coinbase. So these are the three WooCommerce
payment plugins we recommend. And if you have any payment plugins
that are worthy of a mention, do let us know in the comments
and let us know why you recommend it. When we talk about WooCommerce SEO,
what exactly do we need? We need the search engines to display
the star rating and order snippets by implementing schema
data to the product pages. We need to optimize our
product pages for SEO. We need a product sitemap so that it's easier for search engines
to discover our products. And if we have a physical store,
we want it to be found on Google Maps and search, so we need
the Local SEO features. It seems like you will need to install a bunch of plugins for all the features,
but in reality, you only need one plugin, and that plugin is none
other than Rank Math. I am not recommending Rank Math because I
work with them, but because I am a genuinely
believe that they are the best. I was a customer for all SEO plugins for an extended period of time before
Rank Math found me as their video creator. You see on the Rank Math dashboard, the module you need for WooCommerce SEO
is the WooCommerce Module. Once activated, on every WooCommerce product page,
scroll to the bottom, under the Schema tab, a WooCommerce product
schema is added by default. Every information you add to the product
data and basically anything you add to the product page will be integrated
into the WooCommerce product schema. As you publish the product page and test the page on Google's Rich Results testing
tool, you will see that the product schema and the review schema are both present
and valid, which means the product page is eligible for Rich snippets
on search engines. And by default, the sitemap module will
automatically create a product sitemap. If you go to the sitemap settings, this is the sitemap link, visit it, and
you will see the product sitemap here. Every new product you publish on your WooCommerce store will automatically
be added to the product sitemap. Also, on any WooCommerce product page,
the Rank Math's SEO checks are integrated with it so you know if your product
page is well optimized for SEO. Some checks are standard,
much like those you see on a usual blog post, like focus keyword in SEO title,
meta description, URL, etc. But if you have Rank Math Pro installed,
some SEO checks, like the minimum 200 words check,
the product schema check, and the reviews enable check are specific
to Woocommerce products, giving you a peace of mind that your
product pages are well optimized. On top of that, other than our Content AI,
give us a while and there will be some AI features that will help automate some
of your WooCommerce product workflow. Anyway, if you want to find out more
details and tutorials about using WooCommerce and Rank Math,
you can check out this video right here. The link is in the description. Now, let's say that on top of your online
store, you have a physical store and they want it to be found on search
engines and Google Maps. On the Rank Math dashboard,
turn on the Local SEO Module and you can optimize your business for SEO
by completing your business details here, together with setting up
a Google Business Profile. And again, if you want a complete guide to Local SEO, check out
this video right here. I'm pretty sure you'll become a Local SEO
expert after watching this video. Oh, did I forget? Other than the dedicated WooCommerce SEO checks, all other features
I've mentioned are free. There are other modules like the 404
monitor, Image SEO, instant indexing, Redirections, and many
others that are free. So now you know why I said Rank Math is
the best WooCommerce plugin for SEO? Now, if you sell products internationally
and you want to speak to your customers in their language,
you've got to use a translation plugin, but there's so many of them,
so we have narrowed it down to two. The first translation plugin we
recommend is the WPML plugin. This is not a free plugin, and if you want WooCommerce integration,
which is right here, you will need this multilingual
CMS plan that costs $99 a year. With it, you can automatically translate your WooCommerce store pages
from English to over 65 languages. And the best part is it is compatible with Rank Math, so all the meta titles
and descriptions can automatically be translated to your
desired language as well. So all your product pages can appear on search engines when a foreign
language keyword is being searched for. Now, like any other translation plugin,
the actual translation is not free. For the subscription to WPML,
you get 2,000 credits each month, and they have a calculator below to show
you the approximate cost of translation. But you can buy prepaid credits
as well if it suits your budget. For your info, it only costs $5.49 per month for unlimited usage of the deepL
API, but WPML bundles it by usage. If your site is not a big
site, WPML may make sense, but if it is a huge site,
maybe you want to consider the next translation plugin,
which is TranslatePress. Now, unlike WPML, which is a paid plugin,
TranslatePress is a free plugin but with paid features and it is
compatible with Rank Math as well. Once installed, you can select
languages for translation. There are over 200 languages to choose
from and you can add that language. If the language has a formality, you can select if the translation
needs to be formal or informal. Then even with the free version, you can add a language switcher on any
page using a short code, and you are not forced to show powered
by Translatepress, which many businesses will force their brand if
you are not paying for it. And then you can choose to do automatic translation, so it saves
you a ton of time. You can rely on either
Google translate or DeepL. For Google translate,
you will need the API key from Google, and you will pay Google directly
on your translation usage. However, if you wish to use the DeepL
translation engine, you will need the translation
key translate press pro add ons that cost €159 a year and $5.49 per month for the
unlimited usage of the DeepL API. As I said, if your site is big, it may be cheaper for you to go
with TranslatePress, but if your site is average in size,
maybe WPML may make more sense to you. It's really up to your use case. Every WooCommerce store will
run into the same problem. WooCommerce slows down your site. And for customers, if an online store takes forever to load,
what is the perception of the store? That's a lousy store, right? No matter how good the product is. That's why you need speed optimization
plugins to speed up your site. The first speed optimization
plugin we recommend is WPRocket. WPRocket is probably the best
caching plugin for WordPress. Caching is simply storing a version of your site on your server so that when
your site visitors visit the site, your server do not need to load every
element of your site over and over again. The cashed version of your
website will be displayed. WPRocket is a premium plugin
that costs $59 per year for one site. If you run multiple sites, these are
the plans that might work for you. Many people who use WPRocket will always ask the same question,
what is the best WPRocket settings? You see, you can enable
caching for mobile devices. If your site uses an old WordPress theme,
you can check this option under the File optimization settings, you can modify CSS,
combine CSS, optimize CSS delivery, optimize JavaScript files, and there are
many other optimization settings. But I can honestly tell you that the best settings are to turn
every single setting on. But whether it breaks your site,
that's a whole different story. So to find the optimal setting for your site, I would say to test everything
on a staging environment. What I would do is to turn all the settings on, then clear your cache,
and visit a couple of pages on your site. If nothing breaks, great. But if something breaks, I would go to the File Optimization
settings and turn off all these settings because usually it is either the CSS
or JavaScript that breaks the site. And then turn one setting on at a time, clear the cache,
and visit pages of your site again. If nothing breaks,
you can keep that setting on. But if a setting breaks your site,
you know to keep it off. Go through everything with the same method and you will find the optimal
WPRocket setting for your site. Now, another speed optimization plugin we recommend that works
with WPRocket is Imagify. Images are super important to an online store, but each image carries a larger
file size than text, hence with an image heavy page, the load
time of that page will usually be longer. With the use of Imagify, you can auto optimize images on upload so
that the file size of your images will not be as big, hence your
pages will load faster. And also, Imagify can create
a WebP version of your images. Webp is an image format just like JPEG or PNG, but it is 20 to 30
Percent smaller in file size. So as Imagify serves WebP images to your pages, naturally your
pages will load faster. These are the plugins we recommend for speed optimization,
but of course you may have different opinions, so let me hear
them in the comments. Next, we're going to talk about
designing your WooCommerce pages. If you use WooCommerce,
you know that it is quite challenging to customize the layout and design of your
WooCommerce pages, such as the product page, shop page, checkout page,
account page, etc. Well, you can do so using page builders,
but I personally try to avoid them because most of them, not all,
do not prioritize page speed. So the first WooCommerce design plugin we recommend that uses Gutenberg
Blocks is ProductX. ProductX is a free WooCommerce plugin
that comes with premium features. And with its WooCommerce builder,
you can create a template for any of these pages and it will replace
the default WooCommerce pages. For example, I can create a single product
page template with its Pro version. You can use their premade template. And with the free version,
you still can do something like this. But it is not as convenient as you are
building the template from scratch. You can use a combination of other Gutenberg plugins to style your pages, such as
adding the column blocks from WordPress. I would use the 50-50 column style. Click on the "+" sign, browse all, and as you scroll down, you will
see all the blocks from ProductX. These are mainly for categories. And at the bottom,
these are for single product. I'll add the product image block here. You see, you can customize this
block freely with these settings. Like, for example, if I want
to change the color of this sale tag. I will expand this and I can change
the color according to my preference. Anyway, this is just a template. So whatever your product is, the product image that you add to your
product page will be displayed. So you can freely customize the layout, look and feel, and every
aspect of your WooCommerce. And that's why we think ProductX is one of the best WooCommerce plugins
in terms of page design. However, one drawback is that you can only create one template with the free version,
which means if you have created a single product page template, you can't create
another template for another page. You would need the Pro version. And the Pro version is not
expensive, to be honest. Normally, it costs $49 for one site. For more licenses,
you can get the other plans. The good thing is you unlock all features and functionalities with the Pro
version of the plugin. Now, if you only want to customize the checkout page and thank you page
of your WooCommerce store, maybe you find that the default WooCommerce
checkout is too dated and you want it to look like Shopify, then we will
recommend a combination of two plugins. Cartflows is fundamentally a sales funnel plugin, which we will talk about
in the marketing category of the video, but it has some features like giving you
the ability to customize WooCommerce pages. You see, this is the default
WooCommerce checkout page. And with some simple steps, you can turn your checkout
page into something like this. Once you've installed the CartFlows plugin, on its settings,
you can start you can utilize its ready made templates by selecting one
of the page builder plugins. Hence the reason why I recommended Spectra, because it is a Gutenberg
plugin like ProductX. So as we select Spectra and save settings, head over to the Store checkout settings,
and you want to check this to override your global or default
WooCommerce checkout page. Save settings and now head over
to the store checkout tab. Import a ready-made template. You see there are four free templates. Let's select this. I like the checkout
and thank you page for this. Let's import flow. You see, these are all the steps. As your customers land on the checkout page after they bought the products,
they will land on the thank you page. However, you can add steps,
for example, upsell or downsell. Don't worry, we will talk
more about this later. For now, if you want to make the checkout
page template active, toggle this on. Once you have done that, on your product page, let's add
this to cart, proceed to checkout. Now you will see the CartFlows
checkout template in action. Of course, with CartFlows,
you can edit the elements here. That's what we have for customizing
and designing WooCommerce pages. If you have any other ideas,
I would definitely love to hear from you. Now, let's talk about some plugins
for Inventory and Logistics management. Now, WooCommerce already has a system to track inventory and input shipping
rates, but there are limitations. For example, if your customer is returning
a faulty product to you, there is no way for you to differentiate
and track the faulty product. Or if your business has more complex shipping needs, the default WooCommerce
only caters for basic shipping. Hence, the plugins we recommend in this part of the video will
help you fill that gap. The first plugin we recommend to cater
for complex inventory tracking needs is the "ATUM Inventory Management
for WooCommerce". So this is the free plugin and it comes with features for you to track
your returns inventory. If you have reserved stock, you do not wish to sell yet,
you can keep a record of it. And if your stock is lost in post,
you can keep a record of it as well. And if your inventory is stored in multiple warehouses,
there is a premium addon for you to track inventories from all
warehouses in one place. Once you've installed this free plugin,
the first thing you will notice on your product pages is that it will have
an additional ATUM inventory tab where you can choose if you want the inventory
of this product to be managed by ATUM or not, and you can add a supplier
for this product if there's any. Once you've done that,
under your product variations, if there's any, you will see that you can
include the purchase price of your product, which is the price you
purchase from your supplier. I'll show you how useful
this is in a while. And all these other fields
are from ATUM as well. The same goes for other variations. Now, to create a new supplier, under the ATUM inventory tab, click on
suppliers and you can add a new supplier. Creating a supplier is very useful if you need to create purchase orders
from a supplier as you can use the supplier information and take note
of your agreement with each supplier. For example, the cancelation policy with your supplier, their lead time,
tax, discounts, and everything. With that information, you can create and track purchase orders
by clicking on the purchase orders tab. Add a new purchase order, select your supplier,
fill up the information, add the product you wish to purchase
from the supplier, edit the quantity, you can add the shipping cost,
create the purchase order, and you can generate a PDF so that it
can be sent to your supplier. On top of that, under the inventory logs,
you can create a new log to track your reserve stock, customer
returns, and others. And the best thing about this is that all
these logs you have created will be displayed in the stock central for you
to easily get the information you need. You can even filter your
inventory with the extra filters. And if you have more specific needs, you can purchase one of their premium
addons for you to unlock more purchase order features, track inventory
for multiple locations, etc. We think this is probably one of the best inventory management plugins as it
caters to many different use cases. What do you think?
Now, the next plugin deals with shipping rates, and it is called "Table rate
shipping method for WooCommerce". Let's say that you want your customers to purchase above a certain amount to get
free shipping, but if the amount is below the threshold, you'll
charge them a shipping fee. For example, as you can see,
I have set the free shipping amount at $200, so if you spend $200,
you get the free shipping. Currently, it is at $29.95 and I need
$ 170.05 to get the free shipping. For now, if the subtotal is below $200,
I have to pay $16 for shipping. That's an amount I've set. This is just an example. Now, let's say that I
change the quantity to 10. So as I change the quantity to 10 to hit
the threshold, as the subtotal is above $200, you will see that
the shipping is now free. And this is how the flexible
shipping rate is created. Once you have installed the free plugin, go to your WooCommerce settings
under the shipping tab, select the shipping zone
and add a flexible shipping method. I have already done so. So let's check out the settings. As you can see, the free shipping
requires a minimum order value of $200. If you want to have different rules like minimum item quantity, etc, you need
to get the pro version of the plugin. But for the use case I've mentioned, the free version of the
plugin should be enough. You can check this box to display the notice you have seen earlier,
and this is the calculation rule. When the price is from $200,
the shipping cost will be zero, but if the price is from zero to 199,
the shipping cost is $16. You can add more shipping rules depending
on the complexity you are going for. So that's for the flexible shipping rates. I was honestly considering adding a plugin in the list that displays the live
shipping rates from multiple couriers, and there are so many like EasyShip,
ShipStation, Elex Shipping Plugins, etc. If there is a need for your business,
you might want to check them out. But honestly, I think for better user
experience, we should not give too many options to customers because it
might become a roadblock for them. So I think the flexible shipping
rate should be good enough. But the problem comes
when tracking shipment. Most of the time customers will
be asking, "Where's my product?" And if you can't provide that answer,
they might get upset, especially when they have been waiting
for their product for some time already. So the next plugin we recommend is the "Advanced Shipment Tracking
for WooCommerce". This is the plugin we are talking about. It has over 60,000 active installs with
good ratings from almost 300 reviews. And without much explanation,
whenever you get an order and you have handled the product to a courier,
you can add the tracking information. This is not available
in the default WooCommerce. You can add the tracking number,
select a shipping provider. These are some of the popular
couriers in the world. And if you don't see the courier you use, under WooCommerce and Shipment tracking,
these are the settings for the plugin, but to find a courier,
click on Shipping Providers. And here you will have a huge
list of other courier providers. For example, I'm from Singapore,
so I'll search for "Sing". And these are the couriers
that are known to me. You need to activate the shipping provider
you are using so that when you are back to your order, you will find
the courier you are using. Let's select that. You can add the date you have passed the product over to the courier,
mark the order as complete, save tracking, choose your order action,
say to send an email with the order details, update it,
and your customer will receive an email like this that includes
the order tracking number. And when they click on this button, it will lead them to the courier page
where they can track the order. Best of all, this is a free
plugin with premium features. You can explore it on your own. Next, what if your
customer wants a refund? Normally, they will send you an email or try to reach out to you for that request,
but what if you want to allow your customers to request for a refund
directly from their customer's account? The plugin that does that is the "Return,
refund, and exchange for WooCommerce". This is the free plugin we are talking about, and once you've installed
and activated it, as your customer visits their account and check on their orders,
they will see a refund button. Once they click it, they will be able to
select the reason why they want a refund. These reasons are predefined by you
under the refund settings of the plugin. Scroll down and right here, you need
to add a comma for each refund reason. Your customers can describe
why they want a refund. This is the setting that adds the field and if your customers want to attach
images as proof, this is available when you toggle this setting on and set
a limit to the attachment file size. And if you have a refund policy, you can
reiterate the refund policy rules here. In the settings,
you can enable the refund rules. For example, this, save settings. Let me refresh the page and you
will see the refund rules here. This is a fairly simple plugin,
but if you want more features like auto accept refund request,
deduct coupon amount during refund and many others, you can
check out their Pro account. It costs $69 per year. If you have any other plugin suggestions or use cases you would like to share,
feel free to leave a comment down below. We are all about learning from each other. Now, to one of the most exciting
categories of plugins, Marketing. I think one of the best ways to get potential customers to buy your products
is to give them a discount code. And by default, WooCommerce have
coupon options, but they are basic. You see, by default,
WooCommerce allows you to create coupons with a percentage discount, fixed cart
discount, or fixed product discount. You can set the coupons usage restrictions
like having a minimum spend, etc. And you can set the usage limits. But what if I want to give special discounts like Buy One, Get One free,
or create a coupon link so that I can add it to an email, the default WooCommerce
plugin doesn't cater for that, and that's why we recommend a plugin
called "Advanced Coupons for WooCommerce". Like the other plugins we have mentioned, this is a free plugin
with premium features. Once you've installed and activated the plugin, you will see a Coupons
tab on the left panel of WordPress. You have the ability to create
categories to sort your coupons. You can issue store credits
to your customers if you want to. When you add new coupons,
you have a new option which is the buy one get one free or whatever
the amount you wish. You can add specific products for the free
version, but if you want more complex combinations, you need to upgrade
to the premium version. Let's say that this coupon is for someone
who wants to buy the Simpsons T-shirt and they get one free
and you can further add conditions. For example, if the cart subtotal is more
than $30, then this coupon will be valid. This is just an example.
On top of that, if you are running a promotion
for a period, you can use the Scheduler to set the start and expiration
dates for the coupon. You can publish this coupon and use
the URL coupon option to get this link and send it to your customers through
email if you are running a promotion. But if you want the option to generate random coupons,
in case you are worried that your customers are abusing your coupons,
maybe for cart abandonment email sequence or welcome email sequences,
you may need the premium version. That's for coupons. And honestly, you don't need the premium version of the Advanced Coupons
for cart abandonment email sequences. There's a plugin that will allow you to do
it for free, and it is called WooCommerce Cart Abandonment Recovery
plugin by CartFlows. This is a simple and free plugin any
WooCommerce store can use to send automated messages to their customers
who have left items in their cart. Once you've installed and activated this plugin, under WooCommerce,
you will see the cart abandonment option. Click on that and you will have a report
on how well your emails are working. Click on Follow Up Emails, and there are three sample email
templates you can work on. Honestly, if you think these templates are too basic, you can utilize ChatGPT or
other AI tools to write more relevant emails with the right
copywriting frameworks. And you can create coupon codes to these emails as well to entice
people to buy the products. You can give a percentage discount or a fixed cart discount,
set the coupon amount, this is 10%, set the coupon expiry in hours or days,
leave it as zero for no expiration period. You can grant free shipping, prevent the coupon to be used with other
coupons, and automatically add the coupon to the card when the customer clicks
on the link through the email. These are some features you have to pay for in the Advanced Coupons plugin,
so you're getting these for free. And without looking desperate for a sale, you can maybe push this email to be sent
out in a day instead of after 30 minutes. Make sure that you activate this template
before saving it, and your customers will receive this
email when the cart is abandoned. Now, we are on the ProductX website,
but we are not talking about ProductX. You see this subtle notification every few seconds telling you that someone
has bought a product? Or another example would be Monsoon London
that has this notification bar at the top. Now, I'm not suggesting that ProductX or
Monsoon London are using NotificationX, but I'm just sharing with you examples
of what NotificationX can do. But don't you think if you're considering buying ProductX and you are seeing actual
people buying the product, somehow or rather you will have more
confidence in buying the product. Or if you're considering buying a dress from Monsoon London and you conveniently
saw the discount, will it entice you to buy? Anyway, the NotificationX
plugin is easy to use. Once you've installed and activated the plugin, it will bring
you directly to the setup. You can select the sales notification and get the sales information
from your WooCommerce Store. Click on Next. There are a couple of free designs you can
choose from, and then you can choose to display it everywhere or
specific locations. Then set the position of the
notification and you are done. Or you can select the notification bar option, then choose a design,
choose the display location and done. How's that?
Is it simple and easy to use? Do you think it's
effective for your store? Let us know. Now to the next plugin. Now I'm pretty sure you already saw how
CartFlows can override the design look and feel of your checkout
and thank you pages. But the most important aspect
of CartFlows is the sales funnel. If you use ClickFunnels and you like its focused selling method,
like sending your prospects to a landing page, then to the checkout page,
and after they have bought the product, you try to upsell them
with a better offer. If they did not take the offer,
you can send them to a downsell offer. But if they took the offer,
you can send them to another offer. But at the end of the day,
everything leads to the thank you page that includes all the products they
have bought through the sales funnel. CartFlows does basically
what ClickFunnels do. But on the WordPress website,
sales funnels are highly effective for businesses that sell
only a few focused products. And if you want to utilize the upsell
and downsells and all these other options from CartFlows, you need to have
the paid version of the plugin. You can go to their
website to check it out. Now, have you heard of the term
the money is in the list? Running a WooCommerce store,
the money is really in the list, and that's why you need
email marketing automation. In the past, you need to rely on external tools like Aweber,
GetResponse, SendinBlue, and others to craft email sequences
and segment your customers. And it can get very pricey,
especially as your customer base grows. Most autoresponders will charge an arm and a leg to run your
email marketing campaigns. And that's why we recommend using FluentCRM since we're using WordPress
and WooCommerce because there is no limit to how many subscribers you can have,
no limits to how many emails you can send, how many email
marketing campaigns you can create. Basically, it is a complete and fully functional email marketing service,
and it's not expensive. Instead of paying exorbitant monthly fees to email responders,
you can have all the functionalities with a yearly subscription
of $129 for one site. If you need more site licenses,
these prices are far below what you pay for other email autoresponder
services in our opinion. You see, with the paid plugin, you can manage your email campaigns,
segment your contacts, email sequencing. For example, your customer has bought this
product but has not bought your upsell products, you can segment this customer
with text and send highly relevant targeted emails and eventually guide this
person to buying your upsell products. There are so many different use cases when you have full capabilities of email
automation without limits. So if you want to increase your sales
revenue, you should check out FluentCRM. Now, wouldn't you agree that having a live chat feature on your site may lead
to higher sales conversion rate, improved user experience,
and instill customer loyalty? You would agree, right? But if you search around,
there are so many chatbot products out there that charge a monthly fee,
yet they limit your usage. So after searching for so long, I think I found the WooCommerce plugin
that makes the most business sense. I'm talking about the Woowbot
by Quantum Cloud. You see, this is what Woowbot can do. You can add links so that the chatbot will
know what the customers are looking for, and the bot can provide some relevant
prompts for your customers to click on. These are the basic
functions of a chatbot. Now, if you check out our site, I have not done anything
after activating the plugin. As I click on this,
it is asking what I'm shopping for. So let's say that I'm shopping
for a shirt, and it will provide me
with these two options. And if you decide to purchase the premium
version of the plugin, let's say that you purchase the ultimate
plan, it has the Open AI integration so that your chatbot can speak like
a human with your customers. And most importantly,
the ultimate plan is a lifetime plan for now, so no monthly
fees and no restrictions. Have you used this plugin before? If yes, can you share your
experience in the comments? Now, the final plugin we are going to recommend is an automation plugin
called the Uncanny Automator. Now, if the list of WooCommerce plugins we
have mentioned in this video are great and you want to automate the features
of these plugins, check this out. The Uncanny Automator is integrated with the Advanced Coupons,
FluentCRM, and many other plugins. For example, FluentCRM. When a tag is added to a user,
it can trigger an action to add the user or contact to a list, remove tags,
or remove a user from a list. For advanced coupons,
if a user spends greater than a specific amount of store credit,
you can trigger to maybe automatically rewarding the person
with more store credits. And for Woocommerce,
let's go to the sample recipes. You can utilize other
plugins for automation. For example, when someone views a product from your store, you can display a pop up
with a special offer with another plugin called the PopUp Maker and other use
cases. Thank you for sticking with me to the end
and I hope I've given it all to provide you with a list of best
WooCommerce plugins. If you have any plugin suggestions, do let us know in the comments and don't
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