Can you explain more about what you mean by where it counts custom create status? You can manage your custom status using this plugin in WooCommerce >> Order Status. Everything is in there for you to see and manage. When you change your order status in WooCommerce >> Orders, you should see your custom statuses in the dropdown box, "Status."

Hi there! Yes, definitely, you can add more print-on-demand companies to your WordPress website, i.e. Printful, Gelito, CustomCat, Spreadshirt, Lulu (selling physical books, calendars, photo books, etc.), etc.

Good question!! I haven't created a playlist for this yet. But I have some tutorials walking you through setting up a blog/WooCommerce website and then you can watch this video to connect the dots. In the meantime, I will set up that playlist on my channel. Thanks for the suggestion!!

Here's the playlist: kzbin.info/aero/PLNkB-SwFshkrpa-uKef619F-gzaKzrlVC&si=gdk4ygPWAP2Aj_m9. Basically, you don't have to worry about setting up WooCommerce at all, just set up a basic WordPress website because all the transaction pages will be directed to your Spreadshop checkout pages But it still looks like it's done on your website.

Hi there! What's your question?

Hi! You’re welcome ☺️! I’m glad you found my video helpful.

I don't think they let you do that. I can see only other filters but not shipping days or even delivery times. There are filters for supplier price, order numbers, shipping from (country), shipping to (country), shipping method, free shipping, and product categories. You can try to get this plugin for free from their website and try it out at dropship.me. They let you import about 50 products for free.

Hey there! 😊 Thanks for dropping by! All is well, thank you! So, to connect Printify with WooCommerce, you don't actually need to pay Printify anything upfront-connecting them is free! Printify has a free plan that lets you integrate with WooCommerce and get started with designing and listing products. However, they also offer paid plans with extra features like better discounts on products, which could be helpful if you’re scaling your business. Hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions. 👍

@@DoodlingWebDesigns Thank you so much 🙏

Hi there! This is a custom order plugin and it doesn't come with a different email template for each custom order. You may need to use an email template plugin (like Email Template Customizer for WooCommerce by VillaTheme) to custoimize each order with a different email template. All in all, the plugins work together but in a separate feature. Let me know if that helps.

Thanks for watching my video and I hope it helped!

You’re welcome! I’m glad it helped!

Thank you for watching my video and I'm glad it helped!

Hi, Yulia! Thanks for the question! This plugin from the video is only displaying Etsy listing on your WooCommerce store. If you want your Etsy listings and variations to transfer or sync with your WooCommerce store, you might want to check out this plugin: WooCommerce Etsy Integration (wordpress.org/plugins/exportfeed-for-woocommerce-product-to-etsy) by Digital Product Labs.

Hey, you're welcome and I'm glad it helped!

Hey, thank you for watching my video! 😊

Yes, you can definitely add your WooCommerce products to your Etsy store.

@@DoodlingWebDesigns can you make a video on that?

@@meditationvibes1167 Yes, definitely! I will keep that topic in my bucket list. 😊

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You can't find what?

@@DoodlingWebDesigns the plugin

@@amir-dm1ui If you're searching for the plugin in the Add Pluings page in your website, you may want to use the whole word without space "LoginPress." But if you already installed it, it's under "Appearance." Let me know if that helps.

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Have you tried using the Advanced Custom Fields plugin? It might be the plugin you need.

​@@DoodlingWebDesignsill look into it, thanks

Hi @MesutVedan! You are welcome! I'm glad it helped!

You're always welcome! 🙂

I'm glad it helped!!

Hi Jan! Yes, you can definitely integrate more print-on-demand plugins on the same WooCommerce website. For example, you can have Printify, Printful, and Lulu Press (paperback book printing) on your WooCommerce website but you also want to sell customized photo books. So, I don't think both Printify and Printful offer that but Gelato does. But at the same time, if you are an author and want to sell your books directly to maximize your profits, you may want to install Lulu Press to sell paperback books but at the same time, you also want to sell some mugs, t-shirts, or whatever to your fans or readers. That's when you can use Printful, Printify, or both. So, it depends on what you're selling because a certain print-on-demand provider might not have certain products that you want to sell. Let me know if this helps!

@@DoodlingWebDesignsthank you for your prompt response!! I appreciate very much your help ❤

Hi Melissa! Yes, you can group products using WooCommerce!

@@DoodlingWebDesigns Thanks!

I'm glad it helped!!

If your Etsy store gets suspended but you already added your products to WooCommerce, those products won't disappear. They stay in your WordPress. You can use your own platform, like WooCommerce WordPress, to sell your products, so no one owns the store but only you. I hope that helps!

Can you double check your WooCommerce settings and go to the emails or something like that? In there, find the ‘Delivered’ status and click it. Check if the box for sending email is enabled or checked.

You have to check their website for the updated pricing again. As of right now [alidropship.com/plugin/], they said for WooCommerce plugin, it's $89 for life time use. As long as you don't ask them to build an entire dropshipping store for you, you don't need to buy a plan from them or anything. The plugin includes many features you need to have your WooCommerce dropshipping store up and running.

Hi Dave, that's a good question! Let's try this first. Go to 'Tools' and select 'Message Filters.' If you see 'Export Filters,' click it and save your filters to a file name of your choosing. But if you can't find this menu, try 'Tool' and select 'Export...' to your account settings (the settings should include your email filters) as a zip file. Once you get that zip file on your new computer, use the import menu from 'Tools' >> 'Import...' in the Thunderbird. Select 'Import from another Thunderbird installation' and next select 'Import from profile "default-beta"' and next select all the options for "Choose what to import:" I'm not sure if this option would work for you because I did this on both of my computers, it doesn't work. If it doesn't work, try to select each email address and find the 'Import' button. Maybe you can import your email account settings from there. Let me know if any of these works for you!

@@DoodlingWebDesigns Hello THANK YOU for your time. I am running Version 128.0.1esr | Released July 18, 2024. In this version as well as the one you were using for this video I do not see any tools menu, Edit menu, File menu or any other pull down menu. Where do you find the Tools menu?😂

@@davescorneroftheworld1147 Wow, I had no clue what your version was. I'm still using version 115.13.0 (64-bit, esr). 🤣 I haven't upgraded it yet. Let's try this, can you find the hamburger icon on the top right where you can minimize, maximize, or close the Thunderbird window? If you see the hamburger icon (small three horizontal lines that stack on top of one another), click it, you should see the 'Tools' menu there and other import and export menus as well. If not let's try to press the 'Alt' key on your keyboard to temporarily display the menu bar. Let me know if that helps!

@@DoodlingWebDesigns OK, I got it. THANK YOU AGAIN for all the time you spend with me!!

@@davescorneroftheworld1147 Hooray!! I’m so happy you got it!! You’re always welcome!! 🙂

Did you check the WooCommerce "Emails" settings if the "Enable this email notification" check box is checked? On that page, just click on your custom order status name to go to its email template. I just tested this plugin again with my custom order, it still works alright. I still get an email notification in my mailbox about my order when I change my order to the custom order status I created. Let me know if that helps!

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It's important to understand that the communication between Printify and WooCommerce will remain unaffected by any changes you make to your store. Printify will continue to charge you the same amount for the products they fulfill, as well as the shipping fees. Whenever you make a sale, the credit card linked to your Printify account will be charged. On your WooCommerce store, you can offer free shipping to your customers. The money you receive from your customers goes directly into your business bank account. You don't share this account with Printify. Instead, you pay off your credit card with the funds from your sales, covering the cost of the products and shipping fees charged by Printify. Even if you offer discount codes or free shipping, this workflow will not disrupt the communication between your WooCommerce store and Printify. However, when providing discounts or free shipping, consider marking up your product prices slightly. This way, you can cover the shipping costs or discounts you offer, ensuring you maintain a healthy profit margin. While I have set up many of my own WooCommerce stores, I haven't made real sales with actual customers yet. However, I have thoroughly tested the workflow by purchasing many of my products to see how Printify integrates and updates order statuses in real time. Everything has worked flawlessly for many years, and I wouldn't share this tutorial if it didn't. I value my business and audience too much to make false claims. Please note, my channel is dedicated to teaching you how to use WordPress and tech to set up your online store and potentially earn extra money. Marketing and sales strategies are not my area of expertise, so you'll need to figure out those aspects on your own. I'm just a former web developer here to guide you through the technical setup.

You are welcome 😊!!

Glad you liked it!

Your're welcome!!

Glad it helped!

Thansk for watching and good luck with your pod!!

Yep! But, the hardest part is making your first sales. Thanks for watching!

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That is awesome and good luck with your comic book collection!!

Glad it was helpful!