Hosting provider GoDaddy has launched a plugin bundle expansion for its Managed WordPress Ecommerce customers, featuring free access to a library of over 75 premium WooCommerce extensions. The new extensions come from GoDaddy’s recent acquisition of SkyVerge, a WooCommerce product developer.
The new WooCommerce extensions, combined with a vast library of WordPress plugins and themes, would give web designers and developers greater flexibility and possibilities to create fully featured and customized WooCommerce stores for their clients.
“As more businesses move online, it is important for website designers and developers to have the right tools in place to create impactful online stores for their clients,” said Patrick Pulvermuller, President of Partners Business at GoDaddy. “With this launch, we’re thrilled to offer our customers even more functionality with WooCommerce, the world’s most popular open-source eCommerce solution, along with the strength and versatility of WordPress which powers over one third of websites online today.”
New plugins include the ability to accept payments from multiple processors, improvements to product reviews, social login integrations, Google Analytics Pro and Memberships, new digital or printable gift card offerings, and more.
Website Designers, Developers
GoDaddy is also introducing a new “seamless” experience and site construction flow for Managed WordPress Ecommerce customers to quickly build online stores for their clients. It would allow website designers and developers to get their clients’ online stores up and running “in 70% fewer steps.” The plan includes a new built-in support dashboard, daily backups with one-click restore and daily malware scans and repair, including security activity auditing, remote malware scanning, and security notifications with “guaranteed” clean-up of any malware found on a client’s site.To provide an optimal and tailored experience for GoDaddy Managed WordPress Ecommerce customers, GoDaddy is also launching a new support message center directly into the WordPress platform to centralize support and care. It allows users to get in touch with expert WordPress and WooCommerce GoDaddy specialists to address any questions any time.
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