Fire Push - WordPress SMS & HTML Web Push Notifications (WooCommerce) 1.4.0

Fire Push is a comprehensive notification powerhouse for WordPress and WooCommerce. It bridges the gap between your store and your customers by sending real-time updates through two of the most effective communication channels: SMS and HTML5 Web Push Notifications.

This tool is designed to increase conversion rates and decrease cart abandonment by reaching customers directly on their desktops or mobile lock screens, even when they aren't browsing your site.

## Core Notification Channels

Web Push Notifications: These are clickable messages that appear on a user's browser (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge). Users don't need to provide an email or phone number; they simply click "Allow" on a small prompt.

SMS Notifications: High-open-rate text messages sent directly to the customer's phone. This is ideal for order confirmations, shipping updates, and "flash sale" alerts.

## Key Features for WooCommerce

Fire Push is deeply integrated with the WooCommerce ecosystem to automate your marketing and operations:

Feature

Description

Abandoned Cart Recovery

Automatically send a push notification or SMS to users who left items in their cart.

Order Status Updates

Notify customers instantly when their order is "Processing," "Shipped," or "Completed."

Price Drop Alerts

If a customer is watching a product, they get a notification the moment the price decreases.

Back-in-Stock Alerts

Automatically alert interested buyers when an out-of-stock item is replenished.

Welcome Coupons

Send an automated discount code via push notification as soon as someone subscribes.

## Why Use Fire Push?

High Visibility: Push notifications have an click-through rate (CTR) significantly higher than traditional email marketing.

No "Spam" Folder: Unlike emails, push notifications appear directly on the OS level, ensuring they are seen.

Low Friction: Web push allows you to build a marketing list without requiring personal data, which many users prefer for privacy.

Offline Delivery: If a user is offline, the push notification will be queued and delivered the moment they open their browser.

## Technical Requirements & Setup

SSL Certificate (HTTPS): Web Push notifications require a secure site to function.

SMS Gateway: To send SMS, you typically need an account with a supported provider (such as Twilio, Nexmo, or BulkSMS).

Firebase Integration: Fire Push often utilizes Google’s Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM) for reliable, free-tier message delivery.

## How to Get Started

Installation: Install and activate the plugin via your WordPress dashboard.

Configure Push: Go to the Fire Push settings and follow the wizard to connect to Google Firebase (this handles the delivery of browser notifications).

Setup SMS: Enter your API credentials from your chosen SMS provider (e.g., Twilio).

Customize Prompts: Design the "Subscribe" pop-up that visitors see when they arrive at your store.

Enable Automation: Toggle on the "Abandoned Cart" and "Order Status" triggers to begin the automation process.

## Performance Tracking

Fire Push includes a built-in analytics dashboard where you can track:

Total Subscribers: How many people have opted-in to push.

Sent vs. Opened: The delivery and click-through rates for every campaign.

Revenue Generated: How much money was recovered through abandoned cart notifications.

Would you like me to help you set up the Firebase connection for Web Push, or do you need assistance configuring your SMS gateway provider?