Woo-commerce News

Woo is excited to announce a new partnership with PayHelm, the automated data reporting and insights platform

Klaviyo is Woo’s preferred marketing automation platform. With a 42% increase in clicks, this is what we’ve learned so far.

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The WooExperts program has a new name and look! Learn more about the Woo Partners program.

As our CMO, Tamara Niesen, mentioned in her post, our brand is a critical asset for our business and the entire Woo ecosystem. It raises the standards for everyone who works together in building, innovating, and powering the WooCommerce stores that reach millions of buyers.  Our new brand is a representation of our maturity and

Selling digital products in California? Learn how AB 2426 impacts licensing disclosures + how to stay compliant with this new consumer protection law.

A new look and stronger vision: Woo’s refreshed brand is designed to reflect our values and vision for the future of open source ecommerce.

Woo is excited to announce a new partnership with PayHelm, the automated data reporting and insights platform

As ecommerce revs up for the holidays, it’s time to prepare. Brand new survey data for Black Friday 2024 stats and trends from your friends at Woo.

What’s happening with WooCommerce in July 2024? Cart and Checkout upgrades, Buy Now, Pay Later, and more!

A special roadmap update from WooCommerce’s head of engineering. New features for WooCommerce developers and store owners.

We’re re-launching the Woo Affiliate Program to help you generate new revenue by promoting the web’s most trusted and popular WooCommerce solutions. Participating affiliates will be able to monetize their site’s traffic by promoting 800+ products and services from the Woo Marketplace alongside the full range of Automattic’s product suite, including WordPress.com hosting packages, domain registration, Jetpack, Sensei LMS, and more. 

Today Woo’s engineering team deployed an important update for WooCommerce. The update addresses a vulnerability that could allow bad actors to inject malicious content in the browser. The Woo team has also contacted WooCommerce merchants whose stores may be vulnerable.

Agencies are essential partners in building the best WooCommerce experiences. That’s why Woo is excited to announce Automattic for Agencies, a new program dedicated to maximizing the reach and impact of WordPress and WooCommerce web development agencies worldwide.

On May 28, 2024, Woo’s engineering team discovered an issue within WooCommerce (versions 7.8 and above) that caused the unintentional collection of specific visitor data by Automattic, Woo’s parent company.  This issue only pertained to WooCommerce stores that had data tracking enabled and did not have their store connected to Jetpack.

Better attribution, a new look for product details, and a cornucopia of extra-witty, super-corny spring metaphors. The latest happenings with Woo!

Next week, on the morning of April 9, 2024, Woo will revert our domain name WooCommerce.com back to WooCommerce.com.

Woo stores using Woo Marketplace extensions or themes will be required to install the WooCommerce.com Update Manager to get new updates and streamlined support.

Avoid the spam folder: How to verify your domain for transactional and promotional emails. What’s SPF, DMARC, and DKIM? Steps to ensure email compliance.

Learn about all the new things on WooCommerce over the past three months, and submit a store for the 2024 Woo gift guide!