WooCommerce is a free and open-source ecommerce platform that is built on top of the popular content management system WordPress. With WooCommerce, users have the ability to design a complex store from scratch, extend an existing store for a client, or simply add a single product to a WordPress site.
With an increasing number of customers shopping online, businesses need to find ways to meet their needs and provide quick and helpful support. floating bars can provide instant assistance to customers, answer common questions, help customers find products, and even process orders.
By using a floating bar on a WooCommerce website, businesses can offer their customers support when they need it. Floating bars can help reduce abandoned cart numbers by engaging with customers and providing support throughout the purchasing process.
But don’t just settle for any floating bar when you can have the best.
Why you should use Serviceform Floating bar for the WooCommerce website
- No need to worry about coding, making it an easy and hassle-free solution.
- Make your floating bar truly yours with easy customisation options to match your brand.
- Boost your lead generation by a whopping 40% with Serviceform's Floating bar.
- Floating bar responds contextually, offering a unique and tailored user experience.
- Serviceform’s unique Dynamic floating bar pulls real-time information from multiple pages and products, making it a cost-effective solution for lead generation.
- Keep an eye on your website and floating bar's performance with built-in analytics, at no extra cost.
- Get inspiration from our growing library of 500+ tested and proven templates, available for you to use for free.
Creating a WooCommerce floating bar with Serviceform is simple and easy. Let's take a look at how to build a smart floating bar for your WooCommerce site using Serviceform's builder.
Step 1. Create your Serviceform pixel
After you create your Serviceform account, you can generate your Serviceform pixel in the box below. To start, type your website URL and select "START NOW".
Step 2. How to install a free floating bar on WooCommerce
Using WordPress Plugin
To use the WordPress Plugin for the installation, you'll need to have access to your WP account. On the WordPress Plugins menu, search for the Serviceform plugin.
Install it and find your pixel ID from your Serviceform account. Then enter the pixel ID into the Serviceform pixel you’ve already installed.
Congratulations, you have now successfully installed Serviceform Floating bars onto your WooCommerce site.
Using HTML
If you're a tech-savvy person or have a developer in your team, it's easy to add a Serviceform Floating bar to your WooCommerce website using HTML.
To start, click on the website you’ve set up on your Serviceform account and select settings.
Then, copy the pixel code.
Log in to your account on go to the admin panel. Click “Settings” and from the drop-down select “Header and Footer”.
Simply paste the embed code that you’ve copied, in the Head Code section and hit "Save Changes”.
Voila! Your WooCommerce website just got a lot cooler with Serviceform’s Floating bar.
Using Google Tag Manager
No worries if HTML isn't your thing. Installing the Serviceform pixel onto your WooCommerce website using Google Tag Manager is easy.
Simply choose the option to install via Google Tag Manager in your Serviceform account, then copy your unique pixel code.
Next, head over to your Google Tag Manager account and create a new tag. Then name your tag.
Once you've named your tag, head to the tag configuration and choose custom HTML from the drop-down menu. Then, simply paste the Serviceform pixel code you copied earlier into the code area.
Then click on ‘triggering’ and select ‘all pages.’ Then save your work and press submit. In the submission configuration screen, type ‘Adding Serviceform pixel’ into the ‘Version name’ area, and you’re all set.
Step 3. Test if your Serviceform pixel is live
You can check if your pixel is active by looking at the top right corner of your dashboard.
If you see a green circle, that means it's active and ready to go. But if you see a red circle, it means it's not active yet. No worries, just give it a quick check and get it up and running in no time.