Michael Logarta

A homewares store can lose an entire wedding season without ever seeing it happen. The couple registers on a third-party registry website. Then their guests buy the gifts there. The…

Running a WooCommerce store where everyone gets the exact same experience can quietly leave money on the table. A WooCommerce membership setup changes that. It gives your best customers something…

A store owner asked us last month whether they needed a gift registry. They already had a wishlist, and wondered whether it would do the job. It’s the right question,…

A shopper opens your store and narrows 400 products down to eight. They find something they like, then they leave. Not because nothing appealed to them, but because they weren’t…

SaveTo Wishlist Lite emits a DOM event and a 30-day cookie when a product is saved. Here's how to use both to trigger a Popup Maker popup in WooCommerce.

A heart makes sense on a gift shop. It makes a lot less sense on a store selling industrial sensors, spare parts or safety gear. For a long time, the…

A wishlist button earns its place on a product page. On a category page showing 40 products at once, it can turn into visual noise. Plenty of store owners want…

The default wishlist page is built for customers who keep several lists. A simpler one-list page, though, is a request we hear often. That mismatch shows. A customer with a…

Ten more plugins and themes now work with SaveTo Wishlist. The new SaveTo Wishlist Pro v1.0.3 integrations focus on sending your wishlist data to external platforms. Meanwhile, the latest free…

A wishlist save is the clearest buying signal a shopper hands you for free. They picked the product, they picked the variation, and they said they want it later. On…

FunnelKit Automations can now trigger on WooCommerce wishlist activity. Here is how to set up the three SaveTo Wishlist triggers and what to send.

Your customers are telling you exactly what they want to buy. Every time someone saves a product to a wishlist, they hand you a clear signal of intent. Still, most…

Elementor wishlist button not showing? SaveTo Wishlist adds a native Elementor widget plus Loop Grid support. Here is how to set it up.

A shopper saves a product to their wishlist. Then life gets in the way. The tab closes, the week fills up, and the sale never happens. Meanwhile, your follow-up email…

A shopper opens one of your made-to-order products, likes it, and saves it for later. They leave the option fields blank because they are not ready to purchase yet. Three…

You set up quantity breaks so ten units cost less each than one. A customer saves the product to a wishlist. They come back a week later, see one flat…

SaveTo Wishlist Lite can subscribe logged-in customers to an Email Subscribers list when they add a product or save a wishlist. Here is the setup, plus what the integration does…

You install a wishlist plugin on your Woostify store and load the shop page. The button is sitting somewhere odd. It crowds the Add to Cart button, or it clashes…

Your customers tell you what they want every single day. They save a jacket, add a lamp to a wishlist, then leave without buying. That save is a deliberate act.…

With the SaveTo Wishlist Lite v1.1.0 and v1.1.1 integrations, the free version now connects to 5 more WordPress plugins and themes. This batch adds two email marketing bridges and a…

A shopper lands on your engraved beanie and likes it. They save it for later instead of buying. They don’t enter their engraving text because they aren’t ready to buy…

Most WooCommerce stores treat every shopper the same. Same emails, same offers, same homepage, whether someone is a first-time browser or a repeat buyer. That one-size-fits-all approach quietly leaves money…

A shopper adds a jacket to their cart. The Fast Cart plugin popup slides open, and they stop. They like the item. They just aren’t ready to buy it today.…

A shopper saves a product to a wishlist. They want that item, just not today. Most WooCommerce stores record that signal and then leave it sitting there. Your email tool…

Most WooCommerce store owners pour all their recovery effort into the shopping cart. Abandoned cart emails, exit popups, retargeting ads: all aimed at people who got as far as adding…