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- How to set custom price for woocommerce variable product
- Naturally the price displayed on the shop page is the price for the 5x amount. I am looking on how to display a custom price on the shop page that it would show a price for 1x without having 1x listed as a variable.
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- I hope that makes sense, any help is appreciated. Image below to explain better.
- https://imgur.com/a/Md9W5BW
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- I am a bit confused.
- You don't want the variable to be displayed? Then how will the customer be able to select the quantity?
- Or you want to set a higher price for 1x and reduce it as the order quantity increases?
- May be you could create a bulk quantity, that would show 1x for batch . Can you check if this works for you : https://wordpress.org/plugins/woocommerce-bulk-order-form/
- I am a bit confused.
- You don't want the variable to be displayed? Then how will the customer be able to select the quantity?
- Or you want to set a higher price for 1x and reduce it as the order quantity increases?
- The variables should be displayed. The variables are 5x, 10x, 20x. These will be shown on the individual product page.
- But on general shop page where multiple products are shown, I want to be able to show custom price that is not linked to any of the variables.
- Well, isn't that always the case?
- You set a unit price, shown in your shop main page, and on the product page
- people can select quantities to add to the shopping cart where the total is calculated?
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- On desktop devices people don't accidentally misclick on ads at anywhere near the rate they fat thumb ads on mobile devices.
- Desktop ad clicks convert to purchases. Mobile ad clicks convert to ad budget burned: "marketers are still seeing few shoppers purchasing on mobile. The 52% of share in traffic only has 26% share of revenue."
- For traditional publishers mobile users drastically under-monetize desktop users due to
- drastically lower conversion rates (true for almost everyone in ecommerce outside of Amazon perhaps)
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- aggressive filtering of fat thumb ad clicks on partner sites from central ad networks
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- How to set custom price for woocommerce variable product
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- However the huge number of "no click" results are demonetizing easy publisher revenues, which have traditionally helped to fund more in-depth investigative reporting. Further, much of the direct navigation which happened in the past is now being passed through brand-related search result pages. You can argue that is an increase in search traffic, or you can argue it is shifting the roll of the address bar from navigation to search.
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