Articles about quote flows, catalog visibility, and price-on-request patterns.
This entry closes the expanded rich-post seed pack with five categories, five tags, and sixteen articles. Re-run ./bin/seed-rich-posts.sh after editing seed-rich-demo-data.php to refresh Polylang siblings and featured media.
Phase-one storefronts often skip cart checkout while still needing a credible buyer journey. Use category landing pages, short explainers, and RFQ prompts that mirror how your sales team qualifies accounts.
This article exercises the buyer-enablement category and multi-tag archives.
Many B2B teams start with price-on-request to handle tiers, regions, and contract frameworks. The woo-b2b plugin can enforce catalog visibility while you prepare authenticated pricing.
Periodic catalog reviews reduce returns and RFQ back-and-forth. Align attribute names with how your sales team speaks to customers.
Featured images and short descriptions are especially visible in headless cards—invest there first.
In a catalog-plus-RFQ model, buyers browse structured product data while commercial terms stay in your workflow. This demo sends quote requests by email; production deployments often add CRM or ERP hooks.
Use this article as a placeholder until your editorial calendar is ready.