1How do you build frequently bought together sections?
Use FunnelKit FBT, WPC Composite Products, or custom shortcodes that pull related items via product tags. Set conditional logic (e.g., show skincare trio if serum is in view). Display savings math and shipping eligibility to reduce friction.
Rotate bundle imagery monthly to avoid banner fatigue for returning shoppers.
2How do you integrate AJAX add-to-cart for bundles?
Use WooCommerce AJAX endpoints to add multiple item IDs simultaneously. Provide inline loaders, handle variation selections with dropdowns, and show success toasts that list each SKU added. Fallback to full-page reload if JS fails to keep UX stable.
Throttle requests to prevent duplicate adds when users double-tap on mobile.
3How do you optimize bundles for mobile shoppers?
Use horizontal carousels with swipe gestures, large swatches for colors, and collapsible descriptions. Keep CTAs sticky at the bottom of the card. Pre-select the most popular bundle configuration to reduce taps.
Test on real devices using BrowserStack or Polypane; emulators miss nuanced scroll behavior.
4How do you monitor performance?
Track bundle add events and completed orders in GA4. Use comparison dashboards to see AOV differences between bundle users and regular buyers. If bundles slow the page, profile them with Lighthouse and offload heavy scripts to async mode.
Set alerts for bundle conversion dips so merchandising can refresh product mixes quickly.
5How do you select bundle components?
Analyze order history to find items with high attach rates. Group complements (charger + case) or regimen steps (cleanser + toner). Use customer segments (new vs returning) to tailor bundles. Test “starter”, “pro”, and “family” configurations.
Sync bundle offerings with inventory: automatically pause bundles when components fall below safety stock.