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How to Build a Custom WooCommerce Checkout Page | WooCommerce Checkout | Elementor Tutorial 2021



Creating a trust-building, informative, and attractive funnel for your online course is very essential, and so is designing a very convincing checkout page for this course.

A checkout page is a final step before the payment is made, so you need to ensure that the trust build over the previous pages is maintained, and urges the users to breeze through the rest of the steps.

About 21% of shopping cart abandonment happens by people because the whole checkout process was too complicated, so you need to ensure that even though the page is informative, it doesn’t over-crowd the user but is rather simple in its approach.

Have a headline that compels the user to go ahead with the checkout process, and use social proofs to further close the sale. The conversion rates are noted to improve by 6.38% with the addition of testimonials on the checkout page.

But writing codes and copying code snippets to design such a custom WooCommerce checkout page is nothing short of a nightmare.

With WooFunnels, designing an alluring checkout page and an equally attractive thankyou page that doesn’t just end at an abrupt note, but carries the conversation forward to keep your customers engaged.

In this video we will show you how to build an easy but credible custom WooCommerce checkout page and flow that boosts your conversions and raises your AOV.

From adding a new step to importing your preferred templates, we will show you how you can set up not just a checkout but other value-adding offers to the funnel making it more profitable.

All of our funnels can be customized using the built-in Elementor page builder, but in case you wish to use any other builders, WooFunnels integrates amazingly with Divi, Oxygen, Beaver Builders, and more.

With total control over the interface, design your beautiful looking, high converting WooCommerce checkout flow today!

Time Stamp:
0:09 Introduction to creating a WooCommerce checkout flow
2:43 Funnel Performance Dashboard
3:24 Adding a new funnel and funnel templates
3:52 Create Your Funnel, Add a Step
4:36 Edit the Checkout, import the template
5:42 Add a Product to the checkout
6:15 Customize the Checkout Form Fields
6:54 Add New Section
7:10 Add New Checkout Step
7:29 Optimizations
8:16 Customize the page in Elementor
9:07 Live Cart Capture
15:33 Maximize the order value with Order Bump
17:03 Add New Step – Upsell
17:16 Add New Step – Thank you Page
17:27 Edit the Upsell Page
18:15 Add an Upsell template

Learn more about the Funnel Builder: https://buildwoofunnels.com/wordpress-funnel-builder/

Get the Funnel Builder + Automation Engine – https://buildwoofunnels.com/exclusive-offer/

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  2. I wish you had spent more detailed time on setting up the links so the user goes to the next step in the funnel. I followed the way you showed it in the video and all it does is reload the same page. Plus I have my funnel steps in order with a couple of upsells and in the funnel mapping view it shows that each product goes to thank you page rather than the next upsell in line. In addition to that I'm getting optins at the top of the funnel but the analytics aren't registering them and Autonami isn't sending emails like it should for new subscribers but I have it linked to the list and I have the triggers set for that list so I don't understand why it's not working.

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