That's what one of our clients, Jessica, told us. She was running a small mug store on WooCommerce—sales were okay, but stuck.
Until she discovered personalization.
Until she discovered Cmsmart.
Fast-forward 30 days:
- ✅ Her store was redesigned with AI product options
- ✅ Customers could design their own mugs with 3D preview
- ✅ AOV jumped by 42% — and she finally felt in control
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Dear our beloved customer,
You have many main product groups, many of which are by-products. Of course, we can't show all of those products on the toolbar. Customers will look very confused. So your website needs to create a product catalog. This is extremely important because when looking at customers it is easy to identify what products you are trading. Where is the main product? Where is the byproduct? Since then partly assess the professionalism and investment of business owners.
Seeing that need, today we will share with you how to configure the product catalog for your website. Follow the article below: " Configuration Product Categories for WordPress PrintStore.
1. Create categories
Go to Products > Categories:
2. Add brands
Go to Products > Brands:
Thanks for watching my post. Let's experience CMSmart great things. If you have any question, feel free to feedback here. I and colleagues are willing to support you. Goodluck!
Details invite you to watch the video below:
You can refer to more: How to create contents on your site with WordPress PrintStore
Best regards.
Have a nice day!
Vincent
Sales Consultant Manager
Skype: live:vincent_4281
Phone/ whatsapp: +84 868 901 261
Email: [email protected]