stitchpointstudio Posted September 25, 2020 Share Posted September 25, 2020 Site URL: https://www.stitchpointstudio.co.uk/workshops/curvy-concord Hi all, Sorry if this has been asked but I can't think of how to even word this to use the search! I run workshops for sewing lessons and have set up this booking on a product page as usually I send the fabric with it too and they are set dates. I want to run one where people have an option to have fabric with it for an extra cost or not. So currently I have set it up with different variants of fabric or not. Places are limited for the lesson to 4, so potentially if I have 4 non fabric and 4 fabric options I could sell 8 places before I realise! I doubt this will happen but I wouldn't want to be in a position where I have to cancel people and refund their money. Is there a way to have 4 stock available and then an add on for the fabric? I thought about inserting another product to the workshop page but I don't think I can do this on an existing product page? Also might make it less likely people will click through and add the fabric. Hope that all makes sense and that someone has a suggestion for me Thanks, Rachel Link to comment
Featured Comment CatherineJoMorgan Posted September 26, 2020 Featured Comment Share Posted September 26, 2020 Idea: Set the inventory at 4 and include the fabric in the price. In the description and checkout, provide a discount code for anyone to use who will use their own fabric. It could be obvious like USINGMYOWNFABRIC. Just to make it even more obvious to a buyer, you could add a form to the "product" where the person has to choose between fabric included (the default choice) and Using My Own Fabric (where you remind them of the discount code.) Link to comment
stitchpointstudio Posted September 27, 2020 Author Share Posted September 27, 2020 5 hours ago, CatherineJoMorgan said: Idea: Set the inventory at 4 and include the fabric in the price. In the description and checkout, provide a discount code for anyone to use who will use their own fabric. It could be obvious like USINGMYOWNFABRIC. Just to make it even more obvious to a buyer, you could add a form to the "product" where the person has to choose between fabric included (the default choice) and Using My Own Fabric (where you remind them of the discount code.) Thanks for your reply Catherine that's a great idea. I'm not a web designer by any means but sometimes I do feel a little restricted by the limits of squarespace or the template. As I'm typing I've thought of one downside to doing the discount code that the price will appear higher when clicking through to the workshop but I could make that pretty clear right at the beginning of the description I guess. Thanks again, Rachel Link to comment
CatherineJoMorgan Posted September 27, 2020 Share Posted September 27, 2020 You're very welcome. I've gradually found that thinking of some workaround to a Squarespace limitation can be a fun puzzle. Of course it's more fun when thinking of ideas for someone else's problem than when I'm tearing my hair out over my own sites! Link to comment
stitchpointstudio Posted September 28, 2020 Author Share Posted September 28, 2020 Yes I would think if you were getting paid for your time a puzzle may be more fun! My husband usually does computer / web stuff for me so I was assuming for this to continue however I have built the whole thing myself (with the template that feels a little like cheating) but I'm proud of that. As it turns out I didn't need to be too worried as I have had no bookings so far! Link to comment
CatherineJoMorgan Posted September 29, 2020 Share Posted September 29, 2020 I enjoy puzzling over other designer's problems here without any pay for my time. More relaxing than when a client is paying! Link to comment
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