Dynamic Product Bundler Pro – User Manual
Comprehensive step-by-step documentation for installation, discount rules setup, gamification triggers, and deploying 8 pre-loaded eCommerce strategies to maximize Average Order Value.
Installation & First Steps
Upload ZIP Archive
In your WordPress dashboard, navigate to Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin, select dynamic-product-bundler-pro.zip, and click Install Now.
Activate the Plugin
Once installed, click Activate Plugin. A new menu item named Dynamic Bundler will appear in your left WordPress admin sidebar.
8 Pre-loaded Blueprints
Upon activation, 8 eCommerce Strategy Blueprints are automatically loaded as working examples. Customize any rule or click "Delete All" to start clean.
Dashboard & Discount Logic
Configured Bundle Rules
View total active campaigns, average incentives, and copy direct shortcodes Please provide a valid bundle ID.
Gamification Triggers
Set Minimum Items Required to motivate customers via live progress bars, and configure Maximum Discounted Items to protect profit margins.
Discount Reward Type
Select between Percentage Discount (%) or Fixed Amount Off (Currency), calculated in real-time as users interact with the bundle drawer.
Themes & Brand Styling
Goal & Example
Increase AOV by offering companion products. A customer views Nova Headphones ($89) → the store recommends Pulse Speaker ($19) and Aero Charger ($25).
Rules & Gamification
- Minimum Items Required: 2
- Maximum Discount Limit: 5
- Discount Reward: 15% Percentage Discount
Why It Works
Customers buying audio gear already anticipate purchasing chargers or cables. This natural upsell flow increases cart size without feeling intrusive.
Goal & Example
Improve product discovery and full outfit completion. A customer views Mono Hoodie ($49) → the store promotes Drift Pants ($65), Core Sneakers ($65), and Core Bag ($42).
Rules & Gamification
- Minimum Items Required: 3
- Maximum Discount Limit: 6
- Targeting: Fashion Category Only
Why It Works
Fashion purchases are rarely single-item decisions. Encouraging full outfit building helps customers discover complementary catalog items.
Goal & Example
Maximize cart size during global promotions. A shopper views Oak Stand ($42) → the bundle suggests ambient scents: Calm Candle ($18), Pure Oil ($26), and Silk Cleanser ($22).
Rules & Gamification
- Minimum Items Required: 3
- Maximum Discount Limit: 5
- Discount Reward: 25% Percentage Discount
Why It Works
Home decor customers purchase environments rather than single items. Encouraging "space completion" substantially lifts checkout value.
Goal & Example
Boost profitability by pairing high-intent items with high-margin companions. Viewing Ember Coffee ($24) recommends Clay Mug ($16) and Vanilla Syrup Set ($18).
Rules & Gamification
- Minimum Items Required: 2
- Maximum Discount Limit: 4
- Discount Reward: $10.00 Fixed Amount Off
Why It Works
Fixed currency discounts ("Save $10 Now") trigger stronger emotional impulse buying in food & beverage niches compared to small percentage off.
Goal & Example
Shift buyer mindset from isolated workout accessories to complete fitness routines. A customer views Motion Mat ($35) → bundle promotes Flex Bands ($22), Hydro Bottle ($18), and Recover Roller ($29).
Rules & Gamification
- Minimum Items Required: 3
- Maximum Discount Limit: 6
- Targeting: Fitness Category Only
Why It Works
Customers starting a workout plan need an entire setup. Providing an all-in-one routine bundle eliminates research friction.
Goal & Example
Encourage full asset collection purchases. Viewing Canvas UI Kit ($39) suggests the complete design system: Pixel Icons ($19), Motion Slides ($29), and Studio Mockups ($24).
Rules & Gamification
- Minimum Items Required: 2
- Maximum Discount Limit: 5
- Discount Reward: 30% High Digital Discount
Why It Works
Designers value visual consistency. Because digital downloads incur zero inventory shipping costs, aggressive 30% discounts produce maximum revenue.
Goal & Example
Leverage emotion-based routine purchases in personal care. Selecting Calm Candle ($18) recommends the complete ritual: Balance Kit ($72), Glow Serum ($38), and Pure Oil ($26).
Rules & Gamification
- Minimum Items Required: 3
- Maximum Discount Limit: 5
- Targeting: Beauty & Wellness Category
Why It Works
Cosmetics are bought as self-care experiences. Structuring items as a holistic ritual provides emotional justification for adding multiple products.
Goal & Example
Intelligently connect gear across disparate categories. Viewing Neon Keyboard ($129) recommends a cohesive desk setup: Glow Lamp ($68), Note Organizer ($24), and Stream Cam ($149).
Rules & Gamification
- Minimum Items Required: 3
- Maximum Discount Limit: 6
- Targeting: Specific Product (Neon Keyboard)
Why It Works
Shoppers think in workspaces and environments rather than catalog taxonomy. Cross-category bundles drive discovery of accessories users wouldn't browse directly.
