Gary Murray

Hi @cutu234

This might be correct, if those users didn’t purchase anything.

This is correct. The Order Attribution reports only results for traffic that resulted in a purchase – using the last-click attribution model. So why people may be clicking on a Youtube ad – they may not be purchasing on your site as a result and/or the Youtube ad might not be the ‘last’ thing they clicked before they came to your site to make a purchase.

Based on the URL you shared:

https://www.agoshop.de/diamant-express?utm_source=web_promo&utm_medium=web&utm_campaign=yt_promo

I’d also recommend adjusting your utm structure to:

• utm_medium=[paid/cpc/cpv/cpa/ppc/retargeting] – depending on what ad type it is
• utm_source=youtube
• utm_campaign=[Name of your campaign]
• utm_term=[Name of your ad group]
• utm_content=[Name of your ad]

Hi Manos

Thanks for the feedback.

We have actually been planning to make a few changes specifically related to the Cart & Checkout blocks to help reduce any confusion that may be arising for merchants that try use them and are currently using unsupported extensions – so you should see those soon.

In terms of the audience and purpose of the plugin itself and the Cart & Checkout blocks more specifically – you have touched on one of the key issues we face – how do we make these blocks work for both new and existing merchants?

However, we don’t see these two sets of merchants as mutually exclusive of each other and as such are working towards finding a middle ground between what you’ve outlined that will allow existing merchants to be able to use the new Cart & Checkout blocks with still meeting the needs of new merchants.

As WooCommerce, we are doing this by ensuring that our own popular extensions that integrate with the cart & checkout are compatible and in so doing we will be exposing ways for other extensions developers to integrate with the Cart & Checkout blocks as we make progress. We will then be working with extension developers that distribute their extensions via WooCommerce.com to ensure they can also integrate their extensions with the new Cart & Checkouts where possible.

We are already seen other extension developers integrate with the new blocks and have documentation for integrating with the new checkout here: https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce-gutenberg-products-block/blob/trunk/docs/extensibility/README.md

With regards to providing feedback – as a developer of extensions that integrate with the current checkout – your feedback/questions etc with regards to how best to integrate your current extensions with the new checkout would be appreciated.

There will of course be cases where some extensions might no longer work with the new checkout blocks – and we’ll be working on ways to address this to ensure that the merchants user experience is taken into account.