[TUTORIAL] How to edit Shopify Checkout page?

[passCODE]

As an eCommerce developer (specifically for Shopify platform) I always try to find new ways to improve the websites I create. So today I'd like to share with you a trick that I use on every store that I make. Let's just get back to the past and repeat how we used to edit the checkout page before Shopify patched it.

There was a website called Conversion Pirate that offered a free script that you would paste in the Google Analytics settings in your Shopify dashboard and that way you would get conversion icons with a little bit of text that was actually boosting the conversions. After few months Shopify patched that and the only way you could apply that strategy was by talking to Shopify support to enable Google Analytics settings for your store. Sadly, just few months later they patched it again so now you can't even get that enabled anymore. Luckily, I played a little bit with the checkout page and figured out a simple solution that has pros and cons but it's still boosting your conversions and making your checkout page look much better and simpler to customer.

 

Here's how it's done:

 

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Edited by passCODE, 28 September 2019 - 09:40 PM.

[passCODE]

Bump so that others can see it. 

 

This will boost your conversions on checkout! 

[siyi123]

nice to know

[kevin75020]

 

As an eCommerce developer (specifically for Shopify platform) I always try to find new ways to improve the websites I create. So today I'd like to share with you a trick that I use on every store that I make. Let's just get back to the past and repeat how we used to edit the checkout page before Shopify patched it.

There was a website called Conversion Pirate that offered a free script that you would paste in the Google Analytics settings in your Shopify dashboard and that way you would get conversion icons with a little bit of text that was actually boosting the conversions. After few months Shopify patched that and the only way you could apply that strategy was by talking to Shopify support to enable Google Analytics settings for your store. Sadly, just few months later they patched it again so now you can't even get that enabled anymore. Luckily, I played a little bit with the checkout page and figured out a simple solution that has pros and cons but it's still boosting your conversions and making your checkout page look much better and simpler to customer.

 

Here's how it's done:

 

thanks very muchhhh

[andresjerez]

Excelente

[wega]

Thx

[Ech00]

Thanks

[passCODE]

Giving it a little bump. 

[18kbosss]

thanks for your help

[papapato]

cool