How Do I Track The Quantity Of A Variant In All Products?

Hi, this is Theo from Hopps, and we are going to talk about how to track your quantity on variants products.
So let's give an example here. We're going to go-to products in Shopify, and we're going to see if I can pull up some items here that have different variations.
We'll pull up product type here. Let's go to air purifiers. There's some variance there, and I want to select all edit products and we're going to use the bulk editing system to do this.
So the thing about this is you're going to want to let's see, I'm going to get rid of some fields here.
The two fields that you're going to want to have open. I'm just gonna get rid of everything and just show you what steps to take to fields you're going to want to have open for this is the track quantity option, spread this out, and you're going to want to have the inventory quantity.
Now in order to change the quantity of something you first must have the Shopify tracks, this product inventory option under the track quantity field.
Okay. So if this is labeled as don't track inventory, let's say that you will see that there are 21 that are going to disappear under the inventory.
So what you're gonna want to do is you're going to want to make sure let's just for kicks and Googles.
Just do this real quick. You're gonna want to make sure if you have if your track quantity for Shopify is not on, we're gonna want to make sure that you select them all to be on, and then you'll be able to put a number in for those variants of each product.
Okay. So you can do that and you can also use the trend, a PC. You can use the control shift down, so you get everything that is in a field like, so, and then you can bulk change it in one action.
So, all right, there you go.

How Do I Apply A Discount On The Cart Page?

Hey there, welcome to Hopps help where we try and answer commonly asked questions in two minutes. So, the question that I'm going to answer today is how do I apply a discount to my cart page in my Shopify store?
Okay. So built into every Shopify theme as an option for a customer to type in a discount code and apply it to their order.
Right. So, I'll go ahead and show you what that looks like. In this example store called a game set box. So, I added a product to my cart, and then I can type in a discount code that I maybe got from an email or a promotional or something like that.
And then I can click apply, right? So, there's also an option to create an automatic discount where when customers add something to their cart and they go and check out there, there's an automatic discount that applies to their order, regardless of they have a discount code.
Right? So, I'm going to show you how to do both of those today. So, I'm going to start with the automatic discount code.
So, I'm going to go ahead and from my home dashboard and my Shopify store, I'm going to go to discounts here, and then I'm going to click create a discount and I'm going to click automatic discount.
So, let's go ahead and title this screen, right? Let's say that we are having a spring discount and everyone gets 20% off.
So, we're going to title it spring 21, and let's do 20% off the discount value. And then let's say a minimum purchase amount of $5.
And then we can go ahead and save this discount code and it saves. So, let's go ahead and test it here.
So, we'll just refresh this page since we already have a product added to our cart and there we go, it's applied to the order.
Okay. So how you would do a discount code, right? Are you would go back and then you would click create a discount.
And instead of automatic, just click discount code and you can either generate a random code or you can type something in like screen 21, right.
And then you can save it. You can you know, put 20% again. And then you can, of course, you know, customize this however you'd like and set whatever conditions you need to.
And then you would just go ahead and save this discount code and whoever has that code can type it into that field and they would get that discount.
So, I hope that helped you guys. If you need to speak one-on-one with a Shopify expert and you can actually just hop on Hopps at https://app.hopps.io/session/create, and you can speak with a live expert today.

How Do I Make Facebook Traffic Ads To Get Sales? 

Hi, this is Theo from Hopps help we're going to talk about how to create a basic Facebook ad to generate sales for your Shopify store.
Okay. So, I want to kind of quickly explain this. It's a little bit more involved than just kind of blanketly explaining it, but I'm going to do my best to kind of go over it.
So, first and foremost, you're going to want to have a Facebook page for your store. Well actually let me back up, they're going to want to have a live website from Shopify first.
Okay. And then you're going to want to have a Facebook page for your site. And then if you want, you should also create an Instagram page for your site business page.
Now after you have got those things set up, you're going to want to connect the Facebook sales channel and just go to a sales channel within Shopify and connect that.
And in order to run these ads through Facebook, you have to connect at the bare minimum, the Facebook marketing section within the Facebook sales channel.
And in order to do that, you must create a business manager account with Facebook and the URL for that is business.facebook.com.
Okay. Now the order of operations here is a website first, make it live, make sure you have all your business information, LLC, if possible and all that stuff lined up.
Once you have that lined up, you will then create a Facebook page and an Instagram account for your store. And then from there, create a business.facebook.com account, which will be your business manager account.
All you have to do to create one of these is simply log in to your personal Facebook account, which, which basically owns your business pages.
And once you're logged into that, you'll be able to create a business manager section I'm going to use when you use the United distribution, LLC, that I have as an example.
Okay, so here's a business manager page and we're going to go to this here and we're going to go to this ad’s manager account.
And once you have all that set up, what you're going to want to do is then download the Facebook sales channel to Shopify and then connect your business manager and your official ads account to the sales channel.
And it should look green once you're done with it. You can also attempt to do Facebook shopping and Instagram shopping, but for marketing specifically, you don't need the shops to be allowed to market.
Okay. You just need the marketing to be green and active. Okay. That's it to create a Facebook ad once you get to the ad’s manager, which is this, which is what I am in right now, you will have the option to then create an ad.
Now there are two types of ads that I personally like to work with. They are conversion ads and catalog ads.
Okay. The conversion ads are the ads that you will. It's the type of ad that is simply for lack of a better term is more so used for brand awareness.
Yes, you can generate sales from it, mostly dependent upon the product that you're selling and how you put in your demographics, and how you know to advertise it itself with a picture or video or a statement.
But overall conversion ads in my mind, really work best as a brand awareness type of ad. However, I have generated sales from these ads myself, that said, lets you create, once you click create and click conversion, it'll take you to this screen.
You'll just click next. And I want to show you briefly here, this super-important section of creating one of these ads.
You're going to want to select a conversion activity. Usually, we want to select, add to the cart, meaning you're going to tell the Facebook ad algorithm to hopefully generate the type of audience that will add these items to the cart.
If not, you can select purchase. And it will hopefully prompt the Facebook algorithm to grip people who will want to purchase.
Okay. So, I'm going to try to briefly go through this and, and show you. Let's say that we're targeting Facebook.
We want to target people who like to buy hats, baseball hats, right? Well, if that's the case, then we would use our audience section and detailed targeting section to really, really hone in on what we want.
So, let's say we don't want to deal with shipping from people who live in Hawaii and Alaska. All right. Well, what we can do is target the United States, but we can exclude why and we can exclude Alaska.
Okay, cool. Add those to it. Denzo now let's say we want to target a certain age range. We can just click edit here.
Let's say we want to hit people who have money but are younger for these baseball caps. Let's go from 25 to 45.
Okay. And for gender, we can do, you can pick your choice, but let's just do all genders. And then here is the most important part.
We want to make sure that we get some good demographics in here. So, you can click browse. You can go through these.
You're also going to definitely want to select purchase behavior. And you're always going to want to uncheck this. I'm not going to get into why right now, but you're going to want to uncheck that.
And the goal here is to get this number that starts at 230 million down to like 100 million, sorry, 1 million to 5 million people.
Now, how you do that is let's. You have three different ways to get that. You can do brows and set up some, some demographics.
That way you can also type in type in baseball. The second baseball cap. Okay. All right. So now I can start to make, start to use the automated system to get suggestions in here.
Right. But if you'll notice my audience is going to still be quite high, right? 12 million people. Well guess what if I narrow my audience and kind of start the process over, it will help me out quite a bit.
And I can try to get that audience to get a lot of demographics in it, but we're also making our potential reach smaller, which is going to make the density of who we're marketing much better.
So, you can continue to do that. And then the next section is where you can go in and create your connect, your Facebook page, and your Instagram page.
And then you can also add your photos and make a demonstration of what you want to say from there. You will be able to then create your advertisement.
Sorry. This is a little bit longer when the video, but I just wanted to make sure I hit all the points.
And once you launch, you'll be able to start to see that type of interaction with that advertisement. However, my best recommendation is to use Facebook conversion ads as a means of brand awareness.
And we also set up a catalog ad, which is like a retargeting campaign, and get people to come back to your website.
So, all right.

How Do I Configure So That My Real Address Does Not Appear On Receipts And Invoices?

Hi there. Welcome to Hopps help where we try to answer commonly asked questions in two minutes. My name is Alison and I have to answer a question today about Shopify, about how to change a display setting.
Basically, a privacy issue that some people have an issue where their business is based out of their house and they don't want their physical address everywhere on the internet for people to see Shopify, doesn't make it a quick switch that you flip to alter that setting.
So instead, we do have a workaround that we're going to show you really quick here in settings. We're just going to hop into here.
I don't know why it's loading like that today. So, you have two options here to change addresses. You have general, and you have locations.
If you go into general, this is the address that will appear on your invoice’s purchase orders and such as that, what a lot of people do is they have a separate address.
They'll get a PO box or use a different address, physical or otherwise that they'll enter in here that will appear.
So that will give you some level of privacy there. What you do need to also have though for your shipping carriers is your physical address of where you're actually fulfilling your orders, which generally if you have a home-based business and this is your issue, this is where you'll be doing that.
You will go into here and you will add a location of where your carriers are actually picking up the orders or where they're being fulfilled from so that they can calculate shipping rates and whatnot.
And that's it. Those are the two spots you need to go into and remember, again, settings in general, your store address.
That's what will appear on your invoices. And the actual physical location can then be separately saved in the location section that will be private and not out there for everyone to see.
So I hope that helps if you need, one-on-one help with Shopify, just hop on https://app.hopps.io/session/create  to work with a live expert today, have a great day.

How Do I Transfer A Domain From Shopify?

Hi, this is Theo from Hopps. And today we're going to be talking about how to transfer your domain from one domain platform to the next.
So, let's say you purchased your domain from Shopify and you'd like to switch it over to like GoDaddy for example.
All you're going to need to do is simply go into your Shopify account and then go down to the online store and then go to domains.
And once you're in domains, you'll have the option to go here and select transfer domain. And you're going to want to do a couple of steps.
First, you're going to want to select if you want to transfer to a Shopify domain, excuse me, you can just need to follow the steps here, make sure that it meets the requirements, or are you going to put that domain in this space and then click next and follow those steps.
And those from there what's going to happen is you're going to simply be able to have the option to begin the transfer process.
I believe there's going to, you're going to meet, make sure that you have to have your domain for you know, 30 to 60 days I believe.
And then you'll be able to make your transfer take place. If you run into any issues you know, feel free to contact Shopify directly, but this is the way to do it.
And you'll hop in here and you'll make your transfer take place. And then from there, you'll, you'll have the option to have the domain ownership will be under a new platform.
All right, this has been Theo from Hopps, and hope this helps. Thanks.

How Do I Select Which Photo Is The Main Photo Associated With A Product That Has Variants?

Hi, this is Theo from Hopps. And today we're going to talk about how to use your photos within your variants and have different products display for your variants and on your particular product page as well.
So, to answer this question, it's kind of more so about going straight to the product itself. So, let's go to, let's choose a product within this Shopify site, and we're going to go to the different spots within the photo section.
So, it's pretty easy. What you're going to want to do is you can drag and drop the photos around in order.
And when you do this, this is going to help you identify which product is going to show up first, when it's seen the, on the product page.
So, in this case, the big one is going to be the one that you will be seeing first. Okay, now what's cool about this is when you select variants, you will then be able to have the photos be designated per variant.
So how you do that, you just, you just simply click on that product that you want and then select the image you would like for it to be displayed as.
So, for example, if I did this boom, that just changes it to that particular image. So that means that when someone is on the website and selects their different variants, once they change the variant to a certain product, the image will then change with it.
This is also dependent on the theme, but you will see here how this theme in particular moves to the particular image.
Okay. So, if I were to choose black, you can see how it moves down to the black image. Now, if I were using a different theme that doesn't have this kind of side-by-side structure of their product page, what would happen is if I chose a sandstone, it would just flip the image to that particular product.
But all of that is done within the product section. First, you want to upload your products, select whichever product you would like to be like for it to be the main product image.
And then after that, you can then create your variance and then select the variant photo by clicking on the photo section to add that photo.
So, hope this was helpful. This has been felt from hops.

How Do I Set A Static Browser Tag Text For Every Page On My Site?

Hi there. Welcome to Hopps help where we try to answer commonly asked questions in two minutes. The question we're answering today is how do I set a static browser tag text for every page on my site?
So, as you'll notice or our browser tag up here, or title tag changes every time we go to a different site, a different page.
And so that's good for SEO, but maybe you want something that's just clean. Maybe we would want it to just say Jim's test store.
This is really easy to do with a really simple code change. So let's get into it. Let's go to our Shopify admin, go-to online store themes, and we're going to want to edit our code.
So, we're going to go to action, edit the code again. This is super simple. We're going to want to go to theme dot liquid, and we're going to search for where it says the title.
You may want to do control F and type title. Okay. And then between you should have a title here and an end title.
Okay. And what we need to do is we're just going to get rid of the code in between here and then type what we want our site to say.
So, let's say Jim's amazing Shopify store. We just hit save. And now if we refresh it, there's the change in the applies to every page on our site.

How Do I Remove "Review" Page From Checkout?

Hi there. Welcome to Hopps help where we try to answer commonly asked questions in two minutes. The question we're answering today is how do I remove the review page from checkout?
So, if we want to remove this review page and cut down on the length of our checkout funnel, it's a really simple change.
You should only have this. If you're in certain European countries if your stores based out of there. And what we need to do is go to our Shopify admin.
We're going to go to settings checkout, and then, and we're going to scroll down to order processing. And in this section, we have a check for require confirmation step.
So, if we just uncheck that and hit save, we'll remove this additional page from our checkout.

How Do I Change The Color Of The Sale Price?

Hi there. Welcome to Hopps help where we try to answer commonly asked questions in two minutes. The question we're answering today is how do I change the color of the sale price?
So basically, we want to change this gray to maybe something that pops more like a red. So, in most themes in Shopify, you should have an option to do this.
So, let's open up our online store, go to our themes. We're using the debut theme. Again, this is a very common option.
So, it should be here for most of you. Now, we're going to want to scroll down to theme settings, select colors, and we should try to find something under a text section.
It says sale price, and now let's get this to be a nice red. Okay. And now let's go over to our catalog and make sure that it works.
And then we have our sale price is now this nice red. We can make it blue if we want, and then you're going to hit save, and you are good to go.

How Do I Change The Default Search Box Language?

Hi there. Welcome to Hopps help where we try to answer commonly asked questions in two minutes. The question we're answering today is how do I change the default search box language?
So, if we don't like the language, we have up here you know, where it says search all products, maybe do we want it to say search our amazing products?
It's a pretty easy fix. Let's go into our Shopify backend and go into an online store and then themes. Okay, that'll come up automatically.
Then we're going to want to go to our live theme or whatever theme you want to change and go to actions, edit languages.
Okay. And because there's so much on this page, what I'm going to do is just search for this text. Okay.
Search all products. Okay. And here we have our placeholder text for the layout search bar, and then let's make this say search our amazing products and let's do an exclamation point.
Okay. Let's save now. Let's refresh our store and boom. That placeholder text has been changed. Okay. And if there's anything else on the site, any of this other language, and other search boxes, just type it in here, whatever it says, and it should pop up and you should be able to edit it.

How Do I Edit The Shipping Confirmation Page?

Hi, this is Theo from Hopps help, where we try to answer your questions in under two to three minutes. Today's question, we're going to be talking about how you can edit your Shopify shipping confirmation email that goes out to customers after an order has shipped.
So this is an interesting question. I'm going to answer this by talking about a third-party company that you can attach to your Shopify store and that company is called Klaviyo or Klayvio depending on how you want to pronounce it.
And I would say that in my opinion, they are the number one best-automated email system that you can attach to your, to your store.
So just a quick setup conversation, I would recommend that you go ahead and set up a Klaviyo account going directly to their website and setting up an account.
And then you can then create an integration for the Klaviyo app in your Shopify account. So you can just simply go to the app store, look for Klaviyo, and then sign in again through the app, and then you will be integrated and you can check your integration by going to integrations within the Klaviyo accounts, and just go into the Shopify section in the integrations, and you will see your Shopify ID right there, or Shopify URL.
Okay. Now I bring up Klaviyo because they have an excellent system for setting up what are called flows, and those flows can be highly customized for anything you'd like for customers to receive in regards to certain types of emails.
And in this case, we're talking about the order confirmation email. So, you can see here, I have an order confirmation flow stamp set up.
So what this means is that when you, when I fulfill an order, the customer is going to receive a confirmation that I set up in as a nice, nicely designed email.
And if I go into the edit section here, you will see what it looks like on the inside. You can edit the text wherever you'd like.
And, and as you can see here, I have my sender subject. I've also laid into the background, different images of my sites.
And what I do with a lot of these flows is I don't really touch the code. This HTMO code is already pre-built into a Klaviyo.
I did, however, change this wording. So, I wrote it to be over order received. And I also put in these images and put links to my social media.
Now, let me show you what a live confirmation email will look like.  This is actually real, this is a live one from today.
And again, this is in my opinion, the best way to go about editing your shipping confirmation and Calabrio is free for the first 500 emails sent.
And then after that, it is I believe $45 a month. And, but it is an excellent service because there's much, much more you can do within just a shipping confirmation.
So here is a real shipping confirmation that went out today. Today to a customer. You will see here, the name of the customer, the order number, the item that they purchased codes in their shipping address, the tracking number.
If the customer clicks this button, it takes them straight to where they can track the order and all kinds of great things.
So I'd highly recommend looking into Klaviyo for your shipping confirmation. This has been felt from Hopps help. If you need, one-on-one help.
You can simply contact https://app.hopps.io/session/create for any answering of any questions you need. Thanks.

How Do I Set Up A Confirmation Email To Newsletter Subscribers?

Hi, this is Theo from Hopps help, where we attempt to answer your questions in two to three minutes. And today's question is about how you can set up a response to a newsletter subscription?
So, imagine when you have your potential customers subscribe to the newsletter, pop-up on your website and you want it to have them receive information back like a confirmation of some sort.
I'm going to refer over to a third-party company called Klaviyo and Klaviyo is in my opinion, the best email service that you can get especially with its integration with Shopify.
So, you can simply create a Klaviyo account. And then after you make that go-out Klaviyo account, you can add Klaviyo as an app to your Shopify account, make that connection happen.
And then you can go into Klaviyo and set up what are called flows, and you can set up different types of flows that are automated in the system, and you can go about making sure everything is running automatically for different types of flows.
And then, in this case, I'm going to talk about the welcome series and in the welcome series, you can attach that welcome series to a list and that list is then also attached to your store.
So what that list means is that when somebody subscribes to your, let's say you have a pop-up that comes up on your website, that person's email address is going to be brought into the list instead of Klaviyo.
And that list is attached to the welcome series, email flow that you've set up and you can customize what that email flow says.
So in this case, I'm just going to use this story as an example. But let me, let Lee show you a live view as opposed to going into the actual editing portion.
So you can just kind of see what it looks like. So this person, this company had someone design their flow for them in regards to all their flows but more specifically designed the look and feel of the welcome series.
And here's a person that actually signed up for the welcome series and collaborative shows you when they opened it and what they received.
Okay. So, I'm going to just click on this and it's going to pull up the flow for this. Let's see here.
Let's see here, pull it up one more time. Here we go. And you can see here, this person designed this, and here's what happens for this particular website.
You, the customer receives this information when they sign up for the newsletter. Okay. So this is a really great way to have that response.
So, if somebody signs up for the newsletter a minute or two later, they get a nice, fancy email that you designed yourself inside of.
Klaviyo all right. This has been felt from Hopps help. I hope this was helpful in regards to this question. If you need more information, please hop over to https://app.hopps.io/session/create  for a longer form answering the questions.
All right. Thanks.

How Do I Set Up Email Delivery For Myself And The Customer About Orders?

Hi this is Theo from Hopps help where we try to answer your questions in two to three minutes today's question is about how you can view the emails that get sent out to your customers? so basically what I like to do is try to do this through a third-party company and as you can see on your screen I have here Klaviyo if you haven't heard of Klaviyo it's a really great really great company your first 500 emails sent out are free and you can also attach it as an app to your Shopify account now there's really not a built-in system that automatically sends you a blind copy of an email and also sends out that email to the customer there are ways to do that within Shopify specifically through the draft order system but we're talking about here full scale emails right order confirmations shipping confirmations uh abandoned cart flows all kinds of stuff right so um the reason I bring up Klaviyo is because you can have a Klaviyo account that will show you all of the ins and outs of every single email that interacts with your store and it's a really great way to view the system so no you will not be able to just have a blind copy sent to you but when you create your Klaviyo account and it is starting to automatically send out emails when a customer interacts with your store you can simply just go to the dashboard and then go to the activity feed and see what customers are doing so as you can see here this customer received their shipping confirmation email automated and then you can see how many times they opened it and if I want to just view what that actual email was that they received then I can just click on that and it shows them shows me exactly what they saw okay which is really really great and then also you could simply click on that customer's name and Klaviyo automatically puts them in a kind of a metric that allows you to view every single thing that they did via their email on your site so it's really great way to just kind of monitor email interactions on your website highly would recommend Klaviyo all right this has been Theo from Hopps help if you have further questions please hop over to https://app.hopps.io/session/create for more questions about these types of topics alright hope this helps, thanks.

How Do I Set Up A 10% Discount On First Orders For Email Subscribers?

Hi, this is Theo from Hopps help where we try to answer your questions in two to three minutes. And today's question is about how you can create a discount code and use that for your first-time subscribers in your email list?
First, we need to just make sure that we establish that we create a discount code. And then from there, we'll talk about this subscriber.
So obviously what you're going to want to do is log into your Shopify account and create a discount code by going to the discount section, and then create your discount code, how you want, you can have the option to create an automatic discount code or a normal discount code that you create.
And then people can use it. Automated discount codes basically are ones that show up directly in the checkout right away.
But you can also do the option for manual discount code, which you can then simply create what the code is going to be.
And then you can place the name of that code and an email sequence. So, I'm going to show you that here to kind of answer the question.
So all right. So I have a discount code right here, which is normally used on the store the most LSL 21, 3% off.
And I'm going to hop over now to my Claveo system, which is an automated email system. And I'm going to pinpoint the welcome series right here.
Now there are many different types of automated emails that you can set up and Claveo is definitely the best system to set up those types of automated emails.
I personally like to have my discount code showcased in my abandoned cart flow. So, therefore, when people have put an item in the cart started the checkout process, but then they decide not to purchase well, there'll be hit with an automated email and it will the system will not only show them that the product that they were looking at, but it will also, I have in there the discount code that they can use to purchase that item with.
So kind of goes hand in hand and helps out really nicely, but specifically for getting, you know, your first subscribers to your email list getting them a discount code.
You want to put first, you want to do is create a Claveo account, set this up correctly. And then after that, you want to create a welcome series and attach it to a list, our name, that list newsletter.
So anyone that basically anyone that signs up to subscribe to your website to get updates, you can have them receive an automated message.
So let me go, let me show you what this, what my automated message for this particular store it looks like.
And within that automated message, you have the option as the owner to put in whatever you want. So here is an example right here I have in bold, the discount code for people to use right here in there.
Once they have signed up for the newsletter, people will receive this message and then they will be able to get that discount code.
All right. So, I hope this was helpful. This has been Theo from hops, help, feel free to head over to hops.io.
If you have more questions and would like a one-on-one session with one of our experts. All right. Have a good night. https://app.hopps.io/session/create 
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How Do I Get The Store To Set The Correct Tax Depending On The Customer's Country?

Hi there. Welcome to Hopps help where we try to answer commonly asked questions and under two minutes, the question we're gonna answer today is how do I get the store to set the correct tax depending on the customer's country?
So the first thing you're going to want to do is to go to your settings and your shopping. So go to the bottom left and you'll see a tab that says settings, click on that.
And then you'll see a tab that says taxes, go ahead and click on taxes. So in your taxes tab, you can actually set your taxes for States and four countries.
So for countries, you're going to see something that says rest of the world, go ahead and click it on the set up right there.
And it was like country talks, go ahead and put in the country tax that you would like, you can put in any tax that you gotta put in the tax that's appropriate for the countries, right?
But you can put in any tax that you would like here in-country tax now, and States you can also go to manage and you can add in sales tax for separate countries.
I mean, I'm separate, I'm sorry, separate States, right. And go ahead and put in each state and do it that way as well.
So the tax setting in Shopify is going to be the best way to set up the correct tax, depending on the customer's country.
You can set taxes for States as well as set taxes for countries and set taxes for anything else that you could think of.
So that is tax-related. So I hope that helps if you need any additional help with Shopify should make sure to hop on https://app.hopps.io/session/create to work with a live expert today.