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WordPress Tutorial | How To Create Discount Coupons with WooCommerce

Step-by-step tutorial on how to Create Discount Coupons with WooCommerce with no code and no plugin.

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Author: Joana | Founder of up2dateskills

You can offer your clients discount coupons to encourage their return and enhance customer loyalty. All this just by using the coupon feature in WooCommerce.

How To Create Discount Coupons with WooCommerce

Step-by-step video tutorial

After watching this tutorial, you will be able to offer your clients discount coupons to encourage their return and enhance customer loyalty. Alternatively, you can watch the steps below so that you can choose the sections that best suit your needs.

I will show all the options you have within WooCommerce. You don’t need to add any additional plugins to start using coupons on your WordPress website. I will show you how to create a coupon where you offer a percentage discount and another coupon with a starting date as well as an expiry date. You will also be able to see the user experience from your client’s perspective.

Take a look at the steps below to see all you can learn.

Intro

 

Part #1

Activating the WooCommerce coupon feature.

Part #2

Creating a single-use FirstTimeBuyer coupon with a percentage discount

Part #3

Ideas to share your coupons with your clients

Part #4

User experience: what the user sees.

Part #5

Creating a BlackFriday coupon with an expiry date

Part #6

User experience: what the user sees.

Good luck for your online business!

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