📀Offer templates | WideBundle Helpdesk

Getting started with the offers examples 🚀
Wide Hello! 😁 Sometimes it can be hard to be inspired when you create your offers or maybe you have ideas but you don't know how to make them on WideBundle. So we put here different examples of offers that you will be able to copy! For each offer you will be able to see the rendering directly on a store and you will also have an article as well as a video to explain you how to set it up! 1️⃣ 3 simple offers with a color option and a size option Overview: [Click-here](https://backintPopular
Example of offers 1
Wide Hello! 😁 In this article we'll see how to get this rendering: You can see the rendering on the site by clicking here. To start we will create 3 lines (1 for each offer). We will give a title to each of our lines. Put 1, 2, then 3 in number of product for each offer. We set the price we want. In the tiPopular
Example of offers 2
Wide Hello! 😁 In this article we'll see how to get this rendering: You can see the rendering on the site by clicking here. To start we will create 2 lines (1 for each offer). We will give a title to each of our lines according to the offers we want to propose Put 1 in the number of products for the first offer aSome readers
Example of offers 3
Wide Hello! 😁 In this article we'll see how to get this rendering: You can see the rendering on the site by clicking here. To start we will create 3 lines (1 for each offer). We will give a title to each of our lines according to the offers we want to propose. We will put 1 in the number of products for each offSome readers
Example of offers 4
Wide Hello! 😁 In this article we'll see how to get this rendering: You can see the rendering on the site by clicking here. To start we will create 3 lines (1 for each offer). We will give a title to each of our lines according to the offers we want to propose. We can set the number of products we want (we'll leaSome readers
Example of offers 5
Wide Hello! 😁 In this article we'll see how to get this rendering: You can see the rendering on the site by clicking here. In other words, we will see how to use only the WideBundle design without creating an offer. Indeed, the WideBundle design is also optimized to increase conversions, so it can be a good idea. TherSome readers