Jetpack is one of the most common free plugins that can be used for WordPress. Its built -in product range ranges from statistical data to content delivery network, and then to the automatic social sharing of new posts.
If you have used WordPress for a while or are familiar with it outside your online store, then you are likely to have encountered or used this powerful plug -in. But have you tried it to use it with Woocommerce?
Combining with Woocommerce, Jetpack can bring easy integrated attack protection, shutdown alerts, content sharing, and a series of functions designed to make your life easier . This is equivalent to tie the rocket into your store -but it is a lightweight.
Let’s discuss why we think Jetpack is worth your time and how it helps you soar to a new height. We will first quickly outline the reason we use it on WOO and choose it to support our transportation and tax services.
] When we publish the Woocommerce service, we noticed that we need Jetpack to support available functions with WooCommerce 2.6+.
The reason why we choose JetPack is because its existing connection with WordPress.com enables us to easily verify and set a new WoOOCOMMERCE service user
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Woocommerce Services uses Jetpack to verify your and your store, and host it on the Automattic server -the hosting WordPress.com and Jetpack’s servers are the same. This makes the setting process simple and fast.
This is how we choose to use Jetpack and its benefits to us. WooCommerce Service currently provides more relaxed transportation and tax options for merchants in the United States and Canada.
Now let us continue to explore how Jetpack makes You benefit, instead of super fast fast Authentication.
Many benefits of Jetpack started with the safety of the owner
We have previously written the need for the store (regardless of size) to protect your potential attack. However, setting these security functions may be a bit daunting, especially if you are a novice in the e -commerce world.
The security function of Jetpack makes the shop that protects your shop a fast and relaxed process . The performance and security settings of the plug -in include Jetpack Protect that prevents multiple login attempts and allows you to log in to the store with a single point login of the store.
Jetpack is equipped with a variety of functions to ensure that your store is safe and free of charge.
Although you may think that \”my store is small, no one
will try to log in or steal my data!\” You will be surprised how many small companies have become data The stolen victim; a report stated that 62% of the people affected by online security vulnerabilities were small and medium -sized business owners.
by activating Jetpack Protect and taking other basic security measures (such You can automatically lock those who may try to guess your login name and get your store access permission . But this is not all you can do, of course. Immediately obtain alarm when your store fails-and prevent sales loss
As you may have noticed in the figure above, Jetpack comes with a function called Monitor, which aims to be aimed at the purpose Report any stop time. It checks the status of your website every five minutes. If any abnormal situation is found, it will be sent to you by email. Therefore, for those who run Woocommerce,
Jetpack Monitor can remind you when you stop operating in your store to prevent major sales loss or customer complaints
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When your store fails or is re -launched, Jetpack MonITOR will notify you via email.
Sometimes you have no power to stop the stop time; if your host is undergoing maintenance or encountering a temporary problem, you only need to stick to it. However, if you mistakenly destroy things that make your store offline -or even if your landlord encounters they
, you will not know question.
These alarms may mean Differences between sales loss . If you plan for any form of holidays and need to be responsible for others, they are also important … but still want to pay attention to things. Want to promote your latest product or content? You can automatically complete (your customers can also) Publicize is a feature of Jetpack. It has been appreciated by bloggers and publishers for a long time, but it has not been noticed by most shopkeepers. We think this is a kind of shame, because it makes your latest product a very fast and simple process
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Need to edit your message? Keep going.
Publicize allows you to connect many social media networks to any WordPress -driven website, from Facebook to Twitter to Tumblr. For each new content you created, you will see a \”public\” option on one side. You can edit messages sharing with your link in it and open and close the network.
Starting from WooCommerce 2.3, you can use the Publicize option of Jetpack not only to share the new WordPress content, but You can also share the new
woocommerce content
— This means that You can automatically share the links of new products like a blog post . Publicize is now natively supported by Woocommerce, which means that you can immediately promote any products or content on any social network.
When sharing new products with your followers and fans, this requires a lot of manual work. And because you can choose to divide when you releaseWhat networks to enjoy, so you can open Pinterest to obtain a highly visual product, or open Twitter to get super -shared products. Of course,
You can also use Publicize to automatically share your new blog content
. If you use content marketing as a strategy of promoting stores, this Jetpack function will promote you to move forward in the right direction and save you a little time in social sharing.
Finally, the update attached to Jetpack 4.0 is placed on your WoOOCOMMERCE product page, social sharing icons, and icons This keeps the loop continue: If the customer wants to manually share the products they find, they now only need to click the built-in-in the button. No longer need to customize code!
Use Jetpack 4.0 to immediately enable social sharing icons on your product page. cheer! Basic statistics have brought about the gap between WordPress and Google Analytics If you have used JetPack before, you may be familiar with the plug -in to your WordPress.com account ( Or require you to create an account) to use certain functions (such as multi -blog management).
One of these functions for the owner is statistics
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Jetpack provided some option examples provided you when connecting to the WordPress.com account, including statistical information on the dashboard.
When connected to wordpress.com -yes, even if you only run a self -hosted WooCommerce store! – Jetpack will enable you to view useful statistics and insights directly from the dashboard. At a glance, you will be able to see:
Your store’s daily visitors’ daily visitors
Where do these visitors come from (which countries, etc.) What dates and Time is most popular with your shoppers.
Which products and pages have the largest visits , and when to receive
Search the most words in your store
These insights can provide great help, especially when you just started. For example, if you know the largest number of visits on Friday, this may mean that Friday is the best time to carry out promotional activities. Or, if you see the same search words over and over again, this may be the sign of the product that the shopper really wants. In addition, If you are not ready to jump to something like Google Analytics, Jetpack can help you meet the gap between no report and some reports
. Although the statistics provided here are not
very in detail, they can at least help you measure your traffic growth, or know how popular your latest products are.
Open and close the function as you want
WordPress users and store owners to Jetpack (Or almost any other plug -in or extension) One of the most common concerns expressed by it is that it may slow the website speed. It is difficult to imagine that there are no disadvantages to contain so many functions, and the speed is the first thing we think of. Some benchmark tests show that Jetpack’s bloated reputation is usually just a myth. In most cases, If your goal is to achieve the same goal, the use of a single plug -in (JetPack) is much faster than using multiple plug -ins
. In some cases, we are still studying the millisecond -level difference, which is not enough to affect most visitors.
However, if you are still worried about the shop’s experience (this feeling is never a bad thing), You can easily open or turn off your current settings .
Do not use these additional functions? Just prohibit them and restore running your store, or open one or two you want to try, while maintaining the performance of the store.
Jetpack is not an \”full or none\” experience
In contrast, it is a plug -in that allows you to use You think The fragmented part of it. Therefore, if you need it to obtain security advantages, you can disable all other functions … and can enable other functions to test or be curious when you are curious.
On the other side of the fence? Want to experience a complete experience? Open everything, you will get itA strong function, excellent performance, and beautiful store, with some amazing additional functions.
And packing everything into one plug -in -instead of multiple plug -in -you will reduce the loading time and keep your store response
. Tie jetpack to your WOOCOMMERCE store and soar to a new height Jetpack is not only suitable for publishers or bloggers who want to make their website look great or speed up the image loading time.(Although it really helps these two things!).
This plug -in also brings real benefits to the owner, from enhancing your security to saving valuable time for promoting new products
. Do you currently use Jetpack with a shop supported by your Wooocommerce?If so, which function helps you the most?We are happy to hear your answer in the comments.
