Setting up offers and coupons

Configure Coupons And Offers #

Visit Admin Panel-> Stores and Offers-> Coupons & Offers.

Coupons and offers #

1. Select Stores from the drop-down list.
2. Enter Title name.
3. Enter the Description related to the title.
4. Enter the Coupon Code if any.
5. If Is Featured is ON then that specific store comes under feature logic otherwise not.
6. select the Status Type from the radio button.
   1. Publish:- Viewable by any site visitor.
   2. Draft:- This is an incomplete post that’s not ready for publication and is not visible to the public.
   3. Trash:– These posts are waiting for deletion. Trash status is not published and is not visible to the public.
7. Enter the Offer Link.
8. It provides Affiliate Link or not.
   – Note:- An Affiliate Link is a specific URL that contains the affiliate’s ID or username. In affiliate programs, advertisers use affiliate links to record the traffic that is sent to the advertiser’s website. This action is all part of an affiliate program.
9. Select Multiple Categories from the drop-down list.
10. Select the Network from the drop-down list.
11. Enter the Start Date.
12. Enter the Expiry Date.

offers categories #

Visit Admin Panel-> Stores and Offers->Offers Categories.

1. Enter the Name of the offer Category.
2. Enter the Slug.
   – Note:- A slug is the last part of the URL containing a unique string that identifies the resource being served by the web service. In that sense, a slug is a unique identifier for the resource. For example:- https://www.enactsoft.com/resources/how-to-start-affiliate-marketing/ is affiliate-marketing-tips is a Slug.
3. Select Parent Category from the drop-down list.
4. Enter the Description related to the name of the offer category.
5. Upload Icon by choosing the file and you can remove it by clicking on the Remove file button.
6. Choose header image by clicking on Choose File button and remove it by clicking on the Remove File button.
7. If Is Featured is ON then that specific store comes under feature logic otherwise not.
8. Enter the H1 Tag.
   – Note:- Header tags are an important on-page SEO factor because they’re used to communicate to the search engines what your website is about. The h1 tag should contain your targeted keywords, ones that closely relate to the page title, and are relevant to your content.
9. Enter the H2 Tag.
   – Note:- The h2 tag is a subheading and should contain similar keywords to your h1 tag.
10. Enter the Meta Title.
    – Note:- In simple terms, Metadata is data that describes other data. Metadata consists of a page title and meta description for every page. These provide search engines like Google with important information about the content and purpose of each individual page on your website.
11. Enter the Meta Description.
    – Note:- The meta description is displayed below the page title in search results and is there to provide more descriptive information about the content on the website page. 
12. Exclude Sitemap is ON then Web crawlers do not read this file to logically discover and index content on your site otherwise Web crawlers read this file to logically discover and index content on your site.
    – Note:- Sitemaps refer to a list of URLs on your website. They help structure the sites and make site navigation easier. Web crawlers read this file to logically discover and index content on your site. As a result, you would like as many pages on your site to be included in the map as possible.