Digital Marketing and Ecommerce Website blog
Stay ahead of the curve with the latest insights from Duelling Pixels’ blog. We share valuable tips, industry trends, and best practices in web design, ecommerce, and digital marketing to help you keep your business at the forefront of innovation.
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Which online payment gateway to use?
Selecting a payment gateway for your website transactions can be a very confusing process. There are so many different factors to compare and let’s face it, the required information is not aways easily accessible to compare the pro’s and con’s of each gateway. Scouring through the webpages for each payment gateway can be a very time consuming process. Then…
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Branding your WooCommerce email template
With the base install of WooCommerce, the available features to customise the WordPress email template is very basic. The options available are Header Image, Footer Text and Text and Background colour options. There is no real way of changing the template without getting into some coding. Lucky, as always with WordPress there is a plugin to the address this…
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Mobile phone photography – How to take better product shots
Mobile phone photography has almost become an art form in itself and we are using it more and more to replace what only a couple of years ago we would of had one or two camera’s for. There is an old photographer’s saying: “What is the best camera for …”, you can fill in the blanks…
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Australia Post integration with WooComemerce
Adding Australia Post integration to your WooCommerce eCommerce store has never being easier, thanks to the number of WordPress plugins that are now available. In this post we are going to run through adding Australia Post integration with WooCommerce with the Australia Post WooCommerce Extension plugin by WPRuby. The plugins comes in two versions, a free version and a…
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Photo Clipping Paths & Deep Etching
Yesterday, we officially launched our online clipping paths and deep etching services. Originally designed to cater our own needs to simplify our lives, we decided to build a single online portal to send and receive files, track jobs, and pay suppliers. This week Duelling Pixels is super excited to be opening our portal to other businesses. Designed…
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Australian eCommerce store with WooCommerce
When setting up a an Australian eCommerce store with WooCommerce at first you might be confused and frustrated with the focus on the good ole’ USA during the installation and set up process. Lucky, WordPress allows the administrator to easily configure their store for the Australian Market, let’s run through some of these settings. General WordPress…
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Product Photography – 3 tips to great images
Preparing for a product photography shoot for your e-commerce website can take a a little extra time, but the rewards for your business will be priceless. Let’s run through our three points that will ensure a successful photographic product shoot. Create a product photography shot list This may seem like unnecessary admin work, however creating a shot list…
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Shipping Zones – Understanding WooCommerce’s new feature
With the roll out of WooCommerce 2.6, one of the many new features the update included was Shipping Zones within the newly configured shipping module. Designed to help manage the shopping module in a more efficient way, shipping zones allows the shop manager to customise the available shipping methods for a particular geographical region. So what…
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WooCommerce Account page fix for Genesis themes
The latest update of the WooCommerce ecommerce plugin includes a new tabbed My Account page template to a allow for easier user account navigation. Unless you have a purpose built WooCommerce theme, the new WooCommerce account page layout on the front end for users will be functional but won’t look that great for the user. From…
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Add Google Fonts with Kirki to the Customizer
Adding the right Google fonts to your website can be a time consuming exercise if you don’t know what you are looking for, or what particular look you are after For most folk this because they can not say “yes I like that” until they see it in the website itself. Adding a Google Font is…