How Do I Edit Or Customize The Message In The "View Your Order" Page?

Hi there. Welcome to Hopps help. We're trying to answer commonly asked questions in two minutes. The question we're answering today is how do I edit or customize the message on the view order page?
Okay. So, this is pretty easy, but it's a little tucked away. We're going to want to go to online store themes, which will be automatically selected.
And we're going to want to select the theme that we want to change the message on the few, your order page.
So that's likely going to be your live theme, the one that's actually on your website right now, and then we're going to want to click actions and then edit languages.
Yeah. And this is going to allow us this page is going to allow us to edit the language of a lot of different stuff on our website.
If we go all the way to the right, we can find checkout and system <inaudible> And there was a lot on this page, but if we go about halfway down or a little bit halfway past, halfway down, we're going to find checkout.
Thank you. And now these are all and all the default texts that Shopify gives us on our thank you page.
And we can edit any single one of these. So, for example, if we want to change the return to store link label from continuing shopping, which is the default label in gray, we can just make it go back to a store.
Now, when we hit save, it's going to copy that when we hit save, that will be live on our thank you page.
And to remove that, we're just going to go back there. I'm just going to do a control F to get me back to this tax, and then I'm going to delete it.
And our default text is back again. And if we just hit save one more time at the top of the page, it'll all go back to how it was before.

How Do I Invoice Customized Items More Efficiently?

Hi, this is Phil from Hopps help and today we're going to be talking about how you can invoice more efficiently and then Hopps help.
We try to answer questions within two to three minutes. So to answer your question about how to invoice more efficiently, more effectively to answer it directly, unfortunately, there is not really a way to automate this process.
You cannot automate sending out emails, sending out invoices from Shopify, however in order to send an invoice from Shopify, what you're going to want to do is go-to orders.
And then once you're in orders, now you're going to want to go to drafts. And then once you're in drafts, you'll have the option to then send an invoice.
So what you're going to do is then create an invoice and then you can choose the product name, the collection name, et cetera, and then just simply choose the product you want to add to the invoice and then add a discount at shipping that kind of thing.
And then and then you'll be able to make sure that the price is exactly what you've agreed upon, what the, what the customer, and then you can click send an invoice and what's going to happen is you'll have the option to then send it to that particular customer with a nice message and change the subject, email it that way, a blank, copy yourself on the email.
You can even choose where or who the emails being sent from and et cetera, but that's, there is not a way to automate this process.
And the reason why is because there are so many different variables, Shopify just wants to make sure that everything is packed to the customer's liking.
And on top of that, you also have the option to pay via credit card,  Well, on the phone.  So for example, if you are taking a phone call from a customer, you can manually type in that particular credit card there as well.
All right. So this has been Theo from Hopps help, hope this was helpful. Head over to https://app.hopps.io/session/create If you'd like to speak to an expert directly about any questions you might have, and I hope this was helpful.
Thanks.

How Do I Add Banner, Collection, And Video To The Page ?

Hi, this is Theo from Hopps help and today we're going to be talking about how to add a video to your page in Shopify.
So, there's a couple of different ways to do this, and you're going to want to have to do it on a specific page option.
So, let's talk about a YouTube video. For example, I'm going to grab this, this video right here, and we're just going to go to like a product page.
As an example, you can also do this on an actual, just page as well. So, we're going to go here and here's, here's a product page and what you're gonna want to do is in this product page, make a space.
And once you have a space open, go to insert video link, and what you're going to want to do, grab the video that you're looking to insert.
Okay. And just click share, click embed, and then click on the code there. And it will allow you to embed that code right into that embedded space in Shopify.
And then you'll have the option for that particular video to show up on your pages. And it's the same, same methodology for like an actual like a page.
If you were to just do that for your particular, like, let's say you had an about us page, right? You want it to do the same thing?
Well, we could add that right in there. Okay. So same, the same situation, make space, select the insert. There was an insert, and then you could put that code right in there.
Okay. And then once you've done that, you can also do several things, like make a collection. So, for example, if you want it to have several different products placed inside of one collection, for example, here are growlers, right?
Here are several products that are labeled as growlers on the website. What you're going to want to do is when you upload the products, you're going to want to make that product, that product, a product type.
So, you'll label it. So, in this case, I've labeled it growlers. Now that I've done that I'll simply go to collections and then create a collection, I'm going to name it growlers, and then I'm going to make sure that it is a product type.
And then put that name again right there, growlers, and then click Save. Okay. So now that, that is there, you're going to want to make sure that all of those shows up in your menu options, right.
Kind of like your banner, so to speak. So, once you're here, you can simply go to the online store and then go to navigation.
And then once you're in navigation, let's go to the main menu. And under any of these, you can, you can just create what you would like.
So, let's just say products, Asheville, sorry, let me, let me just, yeah, I'll actually take it back. Yeah. Let's do a few products and I'm just going to just have one that says all products.
Okay. And now I'm going to make another one that says growlers, and this is all based on our collections that were made.
All right. Collections, growlers. And then we can just simply add that underneath. Okay. So now what we've done is we've had, we've created a situation where we have a video on our pages and you'll be able to create your options for your collections.
Have that be shown as a menu up top. And then when people click on that, they can go to a product, and then that product might have a video, right?
So, it's all one big machine, so to speak. So that's, how you can do that. Hope this was helpful.
This has been felt by Hopps.

How Do I Add A Pop-up Message When The Discount Code Is Applied?

Hi, this is Theo from Hopps help. And this video is going to talk about how to have a pop-up happen within the checkout space.
So, this is a really, really cool feature that you can do within Shopify, which you're going to want to do is simply go-to apps.
And there's one specific app that I wanted to talk about it. If there's a cross-selling app that does a lot of different things, it's called just Bruno.
And when you're, when you find just doing know within the Apps section, you're going to be able to do a lot of different things.
Up-sales, cross-sales different types of things with banners, and you'll be able to upsell people within the checkout portion of your website.
So, there's a lot of different features that go into to just UNO and the many different things you can do.
And it really helps with abandoned carts really helps with getting people to come back to your store or second-guessed or checkout as they're doing it and come make sure that they have an offer that six sticks with them, and then they're going to want to continue their checkout we'll make a purchase.
So, I'd highly recommend just UNO. It's a very good app. And once you plug that in, you'll be able to customize things to your website and get everything up and rolling so that you can then capture those people who are going through the checkout process.
All right, this has been Theo from Hopps, and hope this helps. Thanks.

How Do I Know Where The Traffic To My Store Came From?

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 where the traffic came from on your site?
I'm going to talk about this in two parts live view versus nonlive view. Okay. So first off, let's talk about live view quick.
So as you can see right now, this is a live view of one of my sites. And you can see that there's someone in Texas right now on the site.
Okay, cool. That's really great. So you can go to the analytics portion of Shopify, go to live view, excuse me.
And you can actually see what people are doing on your site when traffic comes through. However, this system is good, but it's a little, it's little lagged I like to use it sometimes if I want to just kind of see what's really happening on my site as I like to go to the chat widget called to talk to, so I have a chat widget that I use on all of my websites.
It's a free chat widget. It's called talk to it's a great app. And you can see here, here's that person right now.
Is it that much? It looks like they're not on the site anymore. So this is actually a perfect example. What I meant by it by a Shopify system, being a little lag, you can see here that the green.is still there.
However, when I go to talk to it looks like there's nobody here any more. And the reason for that is because talk to us a little bit faster to pick up who is on the site.
And when, so to give you a better example, if I head over to another browser and go to that exact store right now, talk to, who's going to pick it up immediately.
So let's see here. So come to Refresh the page a little bit. There it is. So, there's me looking at my own site even says where I am, which is St.
Paul, Minnesota. And you'll see that that particular browser has been at that site three times. And it's a really fast, easy way to kind of view what's happening on your site live.
All right. So another way to view how where people have come from, if you go to the analytics page and then go to dashboards on in Shopify, you'll be able to mix and match timelines and different, different time periods on your site to view not only who's visited your site when they visited and where they visited, but also different numbers within your site as well.
So I'm gonna show you here where you can go. Let's see, once this gift caught up here, here we go.
Shit lock-in okay. So now that we're here and I'm on my analytics dashboard, we can go to one of these cards down here and we can see where some of the traffic's coming from.
So I have well over 7,500 people coming from the United States to this particular website. And you can see some other, other towns as well.
You can also click the view more in-depth report to look at that a little bit, little bit deeper understanding as to what's happening with your site.
And that works well, another great thing you can do is you can also go to, let's say have you go over to orders and enter orders?
You can also see where an order came from. So like the type of conversion traffic that happened on that particular site too.
So to give you an example, I'll go to this order right here, and you'll see, on the bottom right-hand side, this item was found on duckduckgo.com.
So that is a, one of the search engines that are out there. So you can also, you know, I get a lot of orders from Google it.
If you look at the conversion summary, it will tell you where that order came from. All right, this has been Theo from Hopps help.
I hope this was helpful. Please head over to https://app.hopps.io/session/create. If you have any questions and look for an expert and they'll be able to help you out, I hope this was helpful.
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 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 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 Add Customer Reviews On The Home Page Of The Store?

Hi, this is Theo, from Hopps help. And we're going to talk about adding reviews to your homepage through Shopify. So, there are a couple of pretty simple ways you can do this and there are also some more advanced ways you can do it.
Let's talk about the kind of third-party way of the quote, unquote, more advanced. It's pretty simple though. So, what you're going to do is go to your Shopify account, go into apps like I am here and then you're going to want to just go to the app store and for this, I'm going to touch on a couple of things, but I'm going to go straight to an app that I know does really well for reviews.
I personally actually don't use it myself, but I have seen other people use it and I've seen how it works and it works great.
So, the app is called judge me, and just going to type that in and it is, let's see. Let's see here.
It's going to put in judging my reviews so I can get that pulled up here. And here it is right here, judge. my product reviews.
Alright, judge me and this app is a really great app. If you want it to basically just have some reviews and social proof kind of placed on your site, really, really great app.
You can kind of see here are some example pieces and you can use them. Here's some here's like an example of a homepage version of it.
Judge me is also something that you can do in regards to putting that on your product pages as well. But yeah, judging me is a really great one aside from just using judgment.
You can also simply just search for other apps within this spot. Let's see here, you're going to put in a view Product review.
Okay. And you can search this as well within, within the apps store from Shopify. But my recommendation is to go with judge me.
Now, another thing you can do is you can simply go to your online store in Shopify and go to pages and just simply manually create your own page specifically for reviews and actually just track down your customers and ask them to leave you a review, email it to you, and then you can just create your own page like so, and, you know, a label that page, whatever you want.
And then go ahead and type in or copy and paste those reviews over to your site. And then from there, all you would need to do is create an a, an option within your website and put place those reviews, that page of reviews on your homepage.
So, let's say I made a page for reviews. I could simply then go into the customized section of my website.
I can then add a section and we can do let's see here. I think it's it should be a custom option.
 Should be able to have some blink. Yeah. As you can do a rich text here, I've got a testimonial section for this particular theme, and you can simply just manually have those in yourself.
I have a version of this actually on this site. I have it actually in my main menu, I have testimonials specifically for one supplier for this particular store.
And what actually happened here is this particular supplier gave me reviews of their products from real customers. And I simply copied and pasted it, made a page, and put it there.
So, there are several different ways that you can go about doing reviews. And I would recommend, however, if you want to really do it well, do judge me.
If you want to skip the judgment thing and not pay anything, then you could simply make it yourself and paste it onto a Shopify on your store.
Thanks.

How Do I Remove Sale Badge At The Top Of The Product And Instead Only Display The Actual 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 remove the sale badge at the top of my products and only display the actual sales price?
So if we want to remove the sales badge here, as well as this cross, the out price, all we need to do is go back to our products page here, go to products on our admin, and we're going to check this box to select all of our products.
You can also if you don't want to affect one, you can just do that, but we're going to select all of them and we're going to hit edit products.
This will bring up the bulk editor and all we need to do is remove the compare at price. So we can just select one and hit, delete.
We can also select double click and control shift to the down arrow, the key to select the multiple, and then hit delete.
Now, if we hit the save and we wait for a second to apply, get our message here. And now if we refresh, see what we have here.
If we refresh boom, all of the sales tags are gone as well as the crossed-out price.

How Do I Set Up A "Brands" Menu Link Hover State That Takes User To Another Page On Hover Click?

Hi, this is Theo from Hopps help and today we're going to talk about how to create a brand page within the menu section of your Shopify store. This is one of my very favorite things to do I have three different stores that are online dropship stores that I have various brands that I work with within the United States and I want to make sure that I display those brands on my website. So, I’m just going to go over to one of my sites and show you an example. So you can see here I have my menu this particular store is selling wine coolers coffee makers etc. And I have a as you can see I have a shop brands section and here's a little drop down of the different brands that are being carried within this particular site if you click on the shop brands tab it'll take you to a page that allows for you to click on a different image logo of the said brand and once you click on that logo it takes you to the brands page similarly you can actually just click on any of these as an example and it will also take you to a brand's page that will display all of the products within that brand okay now how this is done is pretty simple so what you're going to want to do is you're simply going to want to upload your products to your site and just make sure that you have your if you specifically if you're doing online retail you're going to want to make sure when you upload your products that you are giving the vendor option the name of that particular brand okay so in this case Alvino is the vendor and when uploading this product we are making sure that we are categorizing that vendor as such now when you label this as Alvino you want to make sure that you also create a collection a vendor collection within Shopify for that brand so here's my collections page within Shopify, I’m just going to search the Alvino brand and here it is and you can see the product conditions for this collection is a product vendor equal to collection okay so that means that this is a vendor collection so that every single product that is labeled as a vendor for Alvino falls into this collection and Shopify automatically creates this for you want to make sure that you title the title the collection as such and then you'll want to select it as a product vendor equal to title of collection once you click save after that you can click view you will then have the option to immediately have a page automatically created for that particular vendor supplier manufacturer however you want to phrase that so now that that is done here's the next step after you do that for your multiple brands and in this case there's three as an example after that is done you're going to want to go down to online store and then pages and what I’ve done is I’ve created a page that is called shop brands and so now that we've got a page set up here's my shop brand section okay so what I’ve done is I’ve made a page called shop brands and I’ve just inserted so I can upload products you know from my computer into the into Shopify right I upload those images into Shopify and then I’ll insert them and then I’ll click on the insert and then put a link to said collection like so into the image boom now we've got a page that has clickable links on those images great now step three is after this page is completed is you want to go to navigation and once you are in navigation you'll go to whichever menu you would like for it to be in this case its main menu we're going to the main menu and we're just going to create a new menu in this case you want to just select shop brands and look there's my page for shop brands I’ll click that save and we'll add to it alright so then it's there the next thing you want to do is then add your individual collections to that so let's make a mock of this real quick so shop brands spell that right now shop brands there we go add it sweet so now I’m going to add another one I’m going to type in Alvino collections there it is Alvino we're going to add and then I’m going to drag this under that as a drop down and boom it's a drop down okay so for this I’m just going to delete we don't need that already so that is how I have dropdowns underneath my brand's menu and also when people click on shop brands it takes them to an entire page I have another example on another website that has a lot more a lot larger list here's a much larger list of different brands underneath that there you go here's a long list you can click shop brands and it takes you to a long list of different brands that this store is carrying and you can click on that image of that and then it takes you there so I hope this was helpful this is a really great way to make your store look and feel amazing and it allows for customers to have the ability to shop brands. All right this has been Theo from Hopps and hopes this was helpful.

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 Embed A Third-Party Website Into The Shopify Store?

Hi, this is Theo from Hopps. And we're going to talk about basically adding a third-party website into your Shopify website.
Now I know that this question is basically talking about how to embed a third-party website into Shopify. There's no real way to code that in, but we can use a hyperlink.
So to give you an example, kind of a basic example let's see here. What we're going to do is let's just take one of my websites and a third-party website, and we're going to pop it into the Shopify store.
I'm just going to place it anywhere. So I'm just for, for an example to use an example, you want to place this link as a hyperlink on a page.
So you could use a product page for this, or you could use you about us page for the purposes of this.
I'm going to use the about us page and put that in there. So here's actually, there's already a hyperlink here and there.
Give you an example. So you can see it here. We have the hyperlink here that, leads to the actual LLC company that owns this particular website.
And again, we're going to just add another one of those right now. So let's go here, marketing. Okay. And coming to copy that URL, a highlight what I want it to link to in certain link there.
And then you have the option to have it be open in the same window. Meaning just take over where your current website is or open it in a new tab or a new window insert link and save.
Okay. So now I'm going to click view and it's going to show a hyperlink. There's the previous hyperlink that I already had on this page.
And let's see here. Let's do it again. Sometimes it takes a second to refresh the page. Let me just refresh the whole, whole Shopify account right now.
And we'll view that page one more time. All right, there we go. Let's see. It didn't take well, we're going to do say that like, so let's try that one more time.
<inaudible> There it is at the bottom. So we'll click that and boom, it opens up to the site. Okay. And then you can obviously see the other hyperlink here as well.
So that's how you do that. I know that's probably pretty remedial. However, what we're going to want to do is just make sure that we embed, embed that correctly.
There's unfortunately, no way to actually code a website in, but you can embed a hyperlink into your site and have it link straight to that.
Another way you could do that is you can believe you can hyperlink into a menu option should be able to try that here.
Sure can. So here's what I'm doing. I'm putting that link, into my navigation. Okay. Yeah, here's what this is going to hell.
It was just going to happen. Now I'm going to go to the website and when I click on home, it is going to link to that hyperlink.
See that. So there you go. So there's a couple of different ways you can do that. However, I recommend if you're going to do a hyperlink in bed, that's probably the best way to do it onto a page.
You can also do it on the footer as well, which would be a menu. And that's the way the best do it.
All right. Thank you.

How Do I Add A Clickable Phone Number And Email Address?

Hi there. Welcome to Hopps help where we try to answer commonly asked questions in two minutes. The question we are answering today is how do I add a clickable phone number and email address?
So, if we want to make our email address and phone number clickable so that when you click it, it'll open your email app or maybe Google voice.
That's super easy to do in Shopify. And so let me show you, let's go to our Shopify backend here and we are going to open up our contact us page.
Okay. So, we're going to go to online pages. Yeah. And our contact page right here. So as you can see, these are just standard.
You know, these don't have any links on them. The HTML is incredibly basic and all we need to do is we're basically what we're going to do is like a link this, like it's a website, so we're going to do insert a link.
We're going to highlight what we want to be clickable and hit the insert link. And then all we're going to do is type in for the phone number.
We're going to type in C E L colon and then phone number. So, we can do +1 800-867-5309.
Okay. And then we can just hit the insert link. And then for the email, it's really similar. We just highlight what we want.
Clickable hit inserts a link, and then type in may to Poland. And then our email hope@mystore.com. Okay. Interlink. Okay.
Now we're going to save that. And when we go to our store, we'll see, these are now hyperlinking and we can click this.
And my browser recognizes this as a phone number. And if I hit email, I get my windows email prompts too.

How Do I Edit And Duplicate Product Descriptions?

Hi, this is Theo from Hopps, and we are going to talk about how to basically duplicate a product description. Now there's a lot of things you can do with the bulk editor in Shopify.
So I'm just going to give you an example here. When you use the bulk editing system in Shopify, you have the option to have a ton of different options here for editing different field options within Shopify.
You have this option here called meta description, and the, the only issue with the meta-description is that you can't actually edit it.
It's kind of, it's kind of weird. So let me just see if I can save that, right. Okay. So now let's go to this exact product within Shopify.
Here we go. And let's see here. I'm just gonna go here, show you what I'm talking about. You can't actually edit practice products.
Let's see your shower. It's going to be this one. Yep. So you, you actually can't edit products within using the edit description though, sorry, the bulk editor, what would you can do?
Let's go to the actual product and go to more actions and then you can go to duplicate. And what this is going to do is it's going to let you duplicate a bunch of different options within that party whatever's available for that product to duplicate.
So what you can do then is duplicate the product, which will bring along with the actual, just duplicated quickly here, and it'll bring with it that duplication the product description.
Okay. So if you're looking to simply find a way, to duplicate product descriptions, well, if you create one, you can simply duplicate a bunch and then change your title for each, use the bulk editor to change your pricing inventory, et cetera.
Okay. And then if you want to make it active on the site, you just click active, and then there's also a bulk option for that as well.
So that bulk action for making things at draft or active on the site is to simply take the two items you want and then go to more actions.
And then if we move to action or a draft. Okay. So does that feel for the draft? Okay. Hope that answers your question.
Thanks.

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