If you’re running a Shopify store, you’ve probably seen this happen more times than you can count. Someone adds something to their cart, heads to checkout, and then… nothing. No purchase. No email. Just gone. It’s frustrating, especially when you know the product was a good fit. Unfortunately, abandoned carts are a common issue for…
If you buy a domain through Shopify, it will automatically be configured with your primary domain. By default, all primary Shopify domains look like this: www.samplestorename.myshopify.com If you want to use a custom URL such as www.samplestorename.com, then you can add custom domain one of two ways: Buy a domain from Shopify (if you don’t…
For those of you who aren’t using Shopify Payments, you can choose from more than 100 credit card payment providers offered by third-parties. You can always change, remove, or activate a payment provider from your Shopify administrative settings as well. To activate a third-party payment provider, follow these steps: Step #1: Navigate to “Payment Providers”…
Amazon Pay is a quick, easy, and secure way for customers to buy products from your Shopify store. When you enable this option, customers can pay using the billing information that’s stored in their Amazon account. Your Shopify business must be based in one of the following supported countries to be eligible for Amazon Pay:…
Google Pay is a safe and secure way for customers to buy products on your Shopify store. When a customer pays using this method, they won’t need to manually enter their credit card number, billing address, or shipping address. Note: You must be using Shopify Payments to enable the Google Pay button. Customers who want…