• Custom HTML Behaviour rule

    In this article we look at how to integrate with an autoresponder ThriveCart doesn’t natively integrate with via the use of a HTML

    code.

  • Convert more customers into $$ using A/B split testing

    Split testing or A/B testing as it’s also known as a great way to help improve the conversions of your product. Many marketers will split test multiple steps in their sales process. Such as the sales page to see which performs better with clicks to the cart page. Then when…

  • Use the scarcity of countdown timers to encourage visitors to take action

    Scarcity is always a good way to encourage your customer to make a buying decision. We’ve added additional scarcity options for you in the form of a countdown timer displayed on your cart page with several options for when the timer expires. We’ve also added a minor update shown in…

  • Using custom HTML to trigger your pop-up checkout

    With our standard hosted checkouts you simply provide a link for your customers to visit to complete their purchase. However, if you’re using one of our pop-up checkout templates you can either use the built-in option to customise a button, upload your own image, or use custom HTML to trigger the…

  • Prevent caching the coupon on a product

    When a customer enters a valid coupon for your product or accesses your product from the coupon URL (which contains the coupon directly in the URL and applies it automatically), we persist this coupon for them. This means that if they refresh the page, or click the back button and…

  • Passing custom variables through the checkout

    Passing custom variables through the checkout URL is similar to having hidden fields to collect data. This information will be associated with the customers order and included in; The query-string on a custom success page Webhook data Zapier data API data In this example, your checkout URL is http://abc.thrivecart.com/example-product/ (you would…

  • Using the “custom” fulfilment option for upsells

    When you create an upsell funnel for a product, you have 3 options for how to deliver the products to your customer – you can: provide one success URL for each product the customer purchased (default) integrate with a membership platform to register your customers to a set of levels…