Hi all,
I am trying to find an app that allows me to let my customers make a wish list and also share it with their followers, so there followers can go on and buy them stuff
Hi all,
I am trying to find an app that allows me to let my customers make a wish list and also share it with their followers, so there followers can go on and buy them stuff
@JC31 you can choose an app from the list which is good for your store is https://apps.shopify.com/search?q=Wishlist%20
Hi, It seems you can use Wishlist Plus app by Swym Corporation.
In my opinion, it is the best wishlist app for Shopify.
These articles https://whidegroup.com/blog/top-shopify-apps-part-1/, https://whidegroup.com/blog/top-shopify-apps-part-2/ cover a lot of information about the best Shopify apps available on the market.
Hi @JC31 ,
This is Richard Nguyen - CRO Expert from PageFly- Advanced Page Builder.
You can try Growave to have wishlist functionality on your site. This app has a button and a very intuitive wait to display the wishlist collection for your customers. Other features can be mentioned to boost your customer loyalty are reviews, social login, rewards program,…
They also integrated with us which mean that you can drag and drop the wishlist button any where you want on your page if you combine PageFly x Growave.
You can also check out this page about building a testimonial page on your Shopify site to increase your business credibility and customer loyalty.
If you want more flexibility to personalize your pages, I’d love to introduce our product PageFly Landing Page Builder with 24/7 support live chat. PageFly has a Free plan where you can use all features and create different page types so I hope give us a try.
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Just a brief note that both “Save for Later” and “Wish List” features have just been introduced in Cartoo app. It is similar to how Amazon save for later and wish list work. It is compatible with both classic and the new online store 2.0 themes. It also doesn’t require customers to register in order to use both features.
The saved items are kept between visits for both guests and shoppers who logged in.
Be sure to check it out here: Cartoo. Your feedback are appreciated.
@JC31 I have used many wishlist apps and there are many apps out there which provides this feature. But considering all features and pricing factor in mind I mostly use and will recommend Wishlist Guru to you. They provide maximum features out there in FREE Plan and Basic plan and on top of it their basic plan is just for $4.99/month which seems very reasonable as compare to other apps like Wishlist Plus which charge around $19.99
In Wishlist guru free plan you will get option to create guest or registered user wishlist and share it via URL but in their Basic plan you should be able to share Wishlist Via Email or other social media platforms.
You can check app demo and app details from below URLs:
APP URL: https://apps.shopify.com/wishlist-guru
DEMO URL: https://wishlist-guru.myshopify.com/
Let me know if this helps you
Worth flagging that the thing you described and the apps recommended above are not quite the same product.
“Share it so followers can buy them stuff” is a registry. A wishlist app will give you the sharing part, and then two things go wrong the first time it is actually used.
One, nothing marks an item as bought. Five followers see the same list, three of them buy the same item, and your customer gets three of it. A registry tracks purchased quantity against each line and hides or greys what is already covered.
Two, the order ships to whoever paid. The follower checks out with their own address because that is what checkout does. For gifts to arrive at the right house, the app has to carry the list owner address into checkout for the buyer.
If the lists are genuinely for creators sharing with an audience, the second one matters even more than usual, because the buyer and the recipient have never met and will not sort it out between themselves.
So search the App Store for registry rather than wishlist and you will get much closer on the first try. Disclosure: I build Listify, which is one of those, so weigh that accordingly.