Hi All, We sell directly to the consumer (B2C) and have a question regarding shopping lists. At the moment the wish list/shopping list is stored based on a user creating and signing into an account but is there a way to use it anonymously? In our current site we found that when we allowed consumers to add to their wish list/shopping list anonymously (without sign-up), our conversion rate ended up increasing. When faced with a sign-up page to add to a wish list, it was simply abandoned by the consumer in the vast majority of cases.
We also found that we had to allow the wish list to be saved in a cookie for returning customers. The end result was a greater conversion rate. Our only requirement for signing up was at checkout or if they wanted to use other tools or by signing up for specials, etc. So, is there a way we can use a reference to retrieve the wish list, some other id other than a signed in party ID which is stored in cookie and then, when the visitor opens the site that particular cookie is read and the shopping list can be retrieved from the database? Has anyone else run into this problem? Could anyone please offer some advice to us for the best way to handle this? Any comments or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance. Scott. -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Anonymous-Shopping-Lists--tf4634540.html#a13234670 Sent from the OFBiz - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
