Do You Sell Products Online?

Tired of making PayPal Buttons?
Want Your Customers to have a Great Buying Experience?
Use WordPress to Build Your Sites?

Then this product is designed
 just for YOU!

 

 

 

The Amazingly Easy to Use,  Full Featured,
Menu-Driven Shopping Cart Plugin
 for WordPress

 

The E-Commerce Solution For the Masses

WordPress - it's the website management tool for the rest of us.  It's free and it does so many things so well!

 

But, with all the great things that WordPress does, one thing that isn't built into WordPress is the ability to manage and sell products over the internet.  There's nothing to:

• define and manage products
• manage a shopping cart
• collect and record customer information (including shipping address)
• request and accept payments
• track orders
• deliver yet protect digital content

or any of the other things an internet business needs to do.

 

Which is the reason for wCart.

 

wCart installs like any other WordPress plugin... just upload and activate.  wCarts Option Page is just that ONE PAGE that lets you define how your store behaves.

 

wCart also makes selling physical products (books, CDs, etc.) very easy.  wCart takes over collecting your customer's shipping information (name, address, etc.), calculating the shipping costs for an order, and notifying you of items that need to be shipped.  All you have to do is drop the item in the mail.

 

 

Here's a list of wCart features

 

 

 

 

 

 

"But, I only sell digital products.  Why do I need a shopping cart?"

Simple.  Because a shopping cart will put more money in your pocket.  A shopping cart transforms your customers from hunters into gatherers - and gatherers buy more  stuff!

 

Digital products are great to sell.  No inventory, no shipping, customers can buy them quickly and access them almost immediately.  You can sell digital products with just a PayPal "Buy Now" button, but your sales will skyrocket once you step your game up to a shopping cart.

 

Consumer science has proven that "Add to Cart" buttons will  increase conversions as much as 200% over "Click Here" or "Buy Now" buttons!  That's why on many sites you see "Add to Cart" buttons that don't add anything to a cart.  They're for single product sales -  behaving like "buy now" buttons but looking like "Add to Cart" buttons to attract the consumer's attention.

 

Consumer science has also proven that once a buyer has decided to purchase and clicks on a "buy now" or "add to cart" button, they move into a heightened buying mode and remain in that state until the transaction is complete.  With a "Buy Now" button, you get one shot while the customer is in that "buying trance".  Once the purchase is complete, they're back to "normal" and it tough to sell them all over again.  They were "hunting" for a solution.  They found it, shot it, and now they're headed back to the cook pots.

 

But with a shopping cart, once the customer has added the first item to the cart, they move into that "gathering mode" and are likely to look for something else to put into their cart.  After all, why spend a day out in the forest just to come home with a berry or two.  Your customers will want to fill up their shopping carts - right up to the "rim" of their budget - before heading back to their "huts".  So, instead of buying just one of your products they'll end up with 2, 3, 4 or more!

 

This isn't wishful thinking... it's human nature.  And, the bottom line is...

 

If You Don't Have wCart on Your Website
You're Losing Sales...

... and Losing Money!

 

 

 

 

 

So, why would I want wCart when there are more sophisticated shopping carts that let me create unlimited products and categories?

Because the other shopping carts are simply storefront products that run under WordPress while wCart "adds a shopping cart and payment processing" to WordPress".

 

Here's what I mean...

 

Most of the sophisticated shopping carts OVERRIDE WordPress' structure - implementing their own way of displaying products and product information.  Usually, you get a picture, a little verbiage, and some pricing/shipping information.

 

Now, go visit the most successful online retailer in the world - Amazon.com.  Pick any product and what do you see?  INFORMATION!!  Pages and pages of information, pictures, recommendations, statistics, complementary products, alternative products, and on and on.

 

Will wCart let you build a site like Amazon.com? No.  But WordPress is designed to deliver information - and you can configure your WordPress site to deliver information to your customers and prospective customers much the same way Amazon.com does.

 

For instance, on your WordPress sales pages you can have:

• Pictures
• Video (product descriptions and/or recommendations)
• User Recommendations (WordPress user comments)
• Complementary or Alternative Products (WordPress Related Posts)
• Recently added products (WordPress Recent Posts)
• Product Categories and Groups (WordPress Categories and Tags)
• and so many more that there's not room enough to list them all!

You'll do a much better job of selling when you can provide that kind of information to your customers - instead of just a picture and a measly paragraph or two of description.

 

Plus you'll have customized your site's look and feel (WordPress themes) to create a unique, attractive, and search engine-friendly site that will bring in customers like crazy.

 

wCart doesn't try to override WordPress' ability to deliver information.  wCart lets you use WordPress to do what it's best at and simply adds shopping cart and payment processing functions to an already fantastic foundation.

 

It's the power of WordPress... and the beauty of wCart.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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