Value based pricing

Home / Plugins / Top 14 Best Pricing Table Plugins for WordPress (2019) By Kevin Muldoon Last updated: April 10, 2019 Pricing tables help visitors make an informed decision by displaying all options in an easily comparable format. Without this information, visitors will feel in the dark, so why would they open their wallets? As such, choosing a pricing table plugin can generate improved conversion rates and a healthier bottom line. Consumers like choice — or at least we think we do. When asked, most of us claim we jump up and down and rejoice when presented with a huge variety of options. In reality, though, we’re more likely to feel confused and postpone the decision for later — a phenomenon called analysis paralysis. No conversion for you, no solution for your customer, so bad news all round. Despite this, I, and many other business owners, firmly believe that choice is a good thing. Hosting is a good example — almost without fail, web hosts offer a range of … [Read more...] about Top 14 Best Pricing Table Plugins for WordPress (2019)

The Newt Labs blog is at the core of a community that is growing each day, and we are proud of this fact. Reader satisfaction fuels us to write better and more valuable posts. We have covered a lot of topics—from WordPress basics to complex security threats. However, we have neglected a complicated aspect: how to value a website and generate the conditions for the best exit. Selling a website is a complex activity that predominantly requires a strong business sense rather than WordPress or coding knowledge. You have to take into account a plethora of factors to correctly value a website. Much more, some elements are dependent on the seller while others are independent. The seller can improve a site’s traffic, but it’s almost impossible to make your website’s niche more attractive. Unfortunately, there is no precise formula to determine how to value a website. All we can do is estimate. The exact price of your site is the amount of money in your bank account … [Read more...] about Beginner’s Guide: How to Value a Website

After more than five years of doing WordPress development full-time, one thing keeps coming back to me: just how bad the average person’s experience is having a small business website built in WordPress. WordPress is a wonderful technology, but most small business website owners are not having wonderful experiences with it. In this article, I’ll explain why not, and present what I hope could be a solution. How to Use This Article This article can be useful for both web developers and website clients: For Developers (People Who Build Small Business WordPress Websites) I want this article to be a catalyst toward a better experience in WordPress for small-business clients—and developers. If you’re a WordPress developer (or, more generally, someone who builds or works on WordPress websites for others), I want your help: Read the next section, which identifies and explains the problems that small-business website clients often face, in WordPress specifically. Read … [Read more...] about The Small-Business WordPress Developer Code of Honor

Jeff Chandler November 14, 2018 0 For the last seven years, the maximum amount of money WordCamp organizers could charge for ticket prices was $20 per day. In 2019, this will increase to $25 per day. The new amount accounts for inflation and provides breathing room for organizers. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics inflation calculator, $20 in January of 2006 is equal to $25.51 in October of 2018. Organizers don’t have to charge this amount and are encouraged to keep the ticket price as low as possible. The increase is also part of a delicate balancing act between not being a financial burden and getting 80% or more of attendees to show up. “The ticket price does not reflect on the value of the event,” Andrea Middleton, Community organizer said. “In an ideal world, all WordCamp tickets would be free just like WordPress is free but to avoid organizing a conference for 500 registrants and only having 50 people show up on the day of the event, … [Read more...] about Maximum Ticket Prices for WordCamps Will Increase to $25 per Day in 2019

I'm trying to change the price for bookable products using the Woocommerce Bookings plugin. The price needs to be set to 0 if a user has a specific role. I'm using both the hook 'woocommerce_before_calculate_totals' and the filter 'booking_form_calculated_booking_cost' to try and achieve this, but the price keeps obtaining it's original value in the cart. add_action( 'woocommerce_before_calculate_totals', [ $this, 'calculate_price' ], 10, 3 ); add_filter( 'booking_form_calculated_booking_cost', [ $this, 'set_booking_price' ], 10, 3 ); public function calculate_price( $cart ) { if (!is_user_logged_in()) return; if ( is_admin() && ! defined( 'DOING_AJAX' ) ) return; if ( did_action( 'woocommerce_before_calculate_totals' ) >= 2 ) return; $user = wp_get_current_user(); if( in_array('trusted_customer', (array)$user->roles ) ) { foreach ( $cart->get_cart() as $cart_item ) { if( isset($cart_item['booking']) ) { $cart_item['data']->set_price(0); } } } } public function … [Read more...] about Woocommerce Bookings: change price based upon user role