To sync WooCommerce products with Facebook Shop, use the Facebook for WooCommerce plugin. After connecting your store and Facebook account via the setup wizard, the plugin automatically creates a product catalog and syncs your WooCommerce products to Facebook Shop. You can manage sync settings under Marketing → Facebook. Ensure your products meet Facebook’s guidelines—include images, descriptions, prices, and availability. Any updates to products in WooCommerce (like stock changes or price edits) will automatically reflect in your Facebook Shop. This seamless sync makes it easier to sell products directly on Facebook and Instagram platforms.

Divi can be good for eCommerce, especially if design control and speed of building pages matter to you. It helps you create branded product pages, promotional landing pages, and custom shop layouts without custom coding. Divi’s Theme Builder lets you design templates for products and categories, improving consistency across the store. It works well for small to mid-size WooCommerce shops that need marketing-focused design. However, for very large catalogs or high-traffic stores, you must focus on performance, clean layouts, and strong hosting. With proper optimization, Divi can support conversion-friendly WooCommerce stores effectively.

WooCommerce memberships are a way to sell restricted access on your site. You can create membership plans that let customers view special pages, download files, read premium content, or get member-only pricing and products. Memberships can be sold as a one-time purchase or tied to a subscription for recurring payments. Many stores use memberships for online courses, private communities, wholesale pricing, VIP discounts, or service portals. In WooCommerce, this is usually done with a memberships plugin that controls who can access what based on their plan.

To change shipping charges, open WooCommerce → Settings → Shipping → Shipping Zones. Select a zone and edit the shipping method, such as Flat Rate or Local Pickup. Update the shipping cost, add conditions, or apply class-based charges. Save changes after editing. WooCommerce lets you control shipping prices by location, product type, or order value for better flexibility.