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Useful guides and tips to get the most out of your site.
How to accept card payments on your online store
If you sell through WooCommerce in North Macedonia, here is what you need to accept cards through a local bank — explained step by step.
WooCommerce: cart or checkout not working — what to check
The buyer adds a product and the cart stays empty? The order button does nothing? Six causes in order — all fixable today.
WooCommerce order emails not arriving — a complete diagnosis
The order came in, but neither you nor the buyer gets a confirmation. Five checks — from Woo settings to SPF records.
How to set up shipping in WooCommerce — zones, rates, free over a threshold
Shipping is where most carts die. A practical setup for a local store — including the trick that lifts your average order.
VAT in WooCommerce — how to set your prices correctly
Prices with or without VAT? The most common mistake that affects both your books and buyer trust. A practical setup.
How to add a product in WooCommerce — every field explained
Title, description, price, SKU, stock, images, categories — what each field means, what is mandatory, and what affects sales and Google.
Product photos — how to prepare them for a fast, beautiful store
Online, the photo is the product. Which dimensions, how many KB, how many photos per product, and the mistake every beginner makes.
Categories, attributes and filters — how to organise your store
The difference between a category, an attribute and a tag — and why the wrong structure means lost buyers and weak SEO.
Payment methods in WooCommerce — cash on delivery, bank and card
What to offer, how each method is enabled, what the bank requires for card payments, and the mandatory test before the first real order.
Abandoned cart — how to win back lost orders
Seven in ten full carts are never paid. Those are not people who do not want to buy — something stopped them.
CaSys / cPay and WooCommerce — how a Macedonian store accepts cards
The plugin is the last step, not the first. Here is the whole path: company → bank → approval → test → live.
How to start e-commerce in North Macedonia — a complete beginner guide
From idea to first order: company, site, payments, delivery and tax — in order, no gaps.
How much does an online store cost in Macedonia — real ranges
From a simple store to a system with payments and integrations: what drives the price, which costs get forgotten, and how not to overpay.
Preparing for Black Friday and the holidays — a site that holds, sales that fly
The biggest sales days are also the days sites crash. A 4-weeks-ahead plan: capacity, offer, payments and D-day.
Coupons and discounts in WooCommerce — how to set them up (without losing money)
A coupon code in 5 minutes — plus the limits that protect you: minimum spend, one use per customer, excluding sale items.
Variations and stock in WooCommerce — sizes, colours and out of stock
One product, ten combinations. How to set them up properly — and how not to sell what you do not have.
Prices and sales in WooCommerce — regular, sale and scheduling
How to run a sale that starts and ends by itself, how to change prices on 100 products at once, and what you must not do with struck-through prices.
Bulk product import with CSV — 500 products in a day
One by one works for 20 products. For 200+ there is a built-in importer — here is how to use it without breaking the store.
Terms of use and a returns policy — what your store must have
Not a formality: your bank requires them for card payments and buyers read them before paying. What exactly they must say.
Selling digital products — courses, PDFs and templates
No stock, no shipping, no returns. One piece of knowledge sold a hundred times. What you need technically and legally.
Subscriptions and memberships — revenue that repeats
Instead of hunting a new client every month, the same one pays automatically. Who can do it and where it breaks.
Delivery for online stores in Macedonia — a practical guide
Couriers, cash on delivery, returns and who pays for shipping — the decisions that make or break a store, explained simply.
7 quick improvements that lift online store sales
Same traffic, more orders: from no-surprise shipping costs to a three-click checkout — changes doable in a weekend.