“ShopperPress is a fully featured shopping cart theme for WordPress, suitable for selling all types of products, services, and digital downloads online. Includes 20+ store designs, unlimited installations, lifetime free support and upgrades!”
Sound good? Well, the above is a humble statement of what Mark Fail’s themes can do. I am currently integrating two of his themes into my own sites and I am constantly in awe of the built-in, intuitive functionality contained within.
Ready “out-of-the-box” Shopping Cart Theme for WordPress
Look at all the store designs that come with Shopper Press:
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As if the above isn’t enough to coax you into checking out this Premium WordPress Shopping Cart Theme, how about this:
- Easy Website Management: ShopperPress integrates directly into the WordPress CMS for easy management and Web site control.
- Unlimited Potential: Create unlimited categories, store products and website users easily from the WordPress admin interface.
- SEO Friendly Websites: ShopperPress is search engine friendly allowing pages to be indexed by all major search engines + supports other WordPress SEO plugins.
- Completely Browser Based: You can run your website from anywhere in the world with an internet connection, work from home, the office, even the beach!
- Multi Language Support: ShopperPress comes with language files allowing you to quickly translate the entire websites into any language you like.
- Different Store Types: Using ShopperPress you can setup lots of different store types such as eCommerce stores, affiliate stores, catalog stores, Amazon stores etc
- Shipping and Tax: ShopperPress includes flat rate, weight, country, state, order total and per-item based shipping options as well “free shipping” options for selected order prices. Taxes can be customized and applied at checkout on a fixed rate (such as 17.5%) or per country and state.
- Advertising Ready! Lots of key advertising slots built in, simply copy/paste your banner code! Google AdSense supported also.
- Quick Import Tools: Manually add store products via the admin area or quickly import from a CSV spreadsheet file or use the Amazon, eBay or Datafeedr import tools, it’s your choice!
- Thumbnails & Custom Images: Specify your own display images or use the PremiumPress API for website thumbnail generation at no extra cost!
ShopperPress really has all the bases covered. Solid conscientious coding and support are the frosting on the cake!
So if you are doing eCom, not yet on WordPress or want to get into eCom — you’ve got to check out ShopperPress!
At your service,
Judith
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Hi, do you know whether shopperpress support geo targeting shipping cost. Example : we can set different shipping cost per kg per city. And it can be different among cities.
If yes, please advise how.
Thanks.
Hey, Greg:
I’ve not had to specify shipping to that level when I’ve used these themes — you’ll have to ask the guys @ PremiumPress. They have pre-sale question form and are pretty prompt on the reply!
Thanks Judith. I did email Mark and asked him the same and it appears the only solution for my particular situation is to install 2nd WP on a subdomain/subfolder. This is probably the best solution anyway because the main site doesn’t necessarily serve the functions of the store and vice versa.
Glad you got the direction you needed. Mark is very proactive support-wise — especially considering he is in a different timezone being in the UK.
Good luck with your project!
I’ve been looking at Shopperpress this week and it looks fantastic. The problem is I already have an existing site using WP. How do you integrate shopper press with an existing site? Can you set the “home” page for the store to be an existing category on the site? I’m confused about how to integrate it into an existing site. Thanks for the feedback.
Hey, Lisa:
The neat thing about WordPress is what you have setup stays that way as far as pages, categories and posts. Is the existing site eCom already or would this be a new approach? With eStore themes, the products are entered as posts within your established (product) categories.
What you can do is use the ThemePreview plugin to view the Theme (or any theme) before you activate it to get an idea of how it will look.
Changing themes always requires tweaking. You’ll have to create a new header graphic and maybe some accents and CSS tweaks to customize your theme to your liking. The neat thing about WordPress premium themes is they are very flexible and you are able to take the design and make it unique to you.
Another consideration is that the sidebars that look nicely spaced in your current them may need some rearranging to look good on a different theme simply due to each theme’s unique widget offering. All that would apply with any theme change process — but the core of your data and information is what it is.
What you may want to consider is e-mailing Mark, the developer of the ShopperPress theme, with your specific comments or concerns as it relates to your current site’s setup to get his input. HTH!