By Carlos Kampff
If you’re using WordPress for eCommerce, you’re likely using WooCommerce to power your online store. Most eCommerce sites sound simple as a concept. But it’s challenging to have a successful online shop if you don’t know how to create a website that will convert visitors into customers. The development process of a website can be…
By Carlos Kampff
When it comes to a well established ecommerce business with a myriad of active systems and integrations, a WooCommerce to WooCommerce migration to a new server may sound like a difficult task. We’ve been there and have the scars to prove it, so we’ve broken down everything you need to know with this full guide….
By Carlos Kampff
There’s nothing more frustrating than waiting for a website to load. Nobody likes to wait for images to load, for items to show up in the cart, or worse to pay. In fact, according to a study done by Google, “53% of mobile users left the site if it took longer than 3 seconds to…
By Carlos Kampff
Ecommerce stores are changing rapidly with the advent of AI solutions like ChatGPT coming into the scene. One of the biggest opportunities for growing your store currently is using AI generated content and media to catalyze the creation of fully automated systems to delight your customers. Leveraging the power of AI and automation in this…
By Sebastian Chedal
It’s free to use both WordPress and the WooCommerce basic plugin. However, there are additional fees when running this type of setup, which could add up fast. This guide details everything you need to know about WooCommerce pricing to plan for all the associated costs. We are here to make sure any hidden costs do not blindside you!
By Sebastian Chedal
There is no doubt that ecommerce is a booming industry. In fact, by the end of 2022, this market is on track to reach $4 trillion in sales. There is no better way to capture a piece of these profits than by investing in an online store with excellent optimization potential. However, creating an ecommerce…
WooCommerce is the 2nd most popular ecommerce platforms available (coming in close to SquareSpace), powering over 3.6 million sites worldwide. According to Statista, as of April 2021, WooCommerce is powers 23.43% of all eCommerce websites. While the WooCommerce plugin is a versatile and powerful platform, it does require regular maintenance to keep it secure and…
WooCommerce is an excellent platform for eCommerce businesses of all sizes. It is easy to use and has many features to help you grow your business. In the U.S., WooCommerce powers a whopping 55% of all eCommerce sites and nearly 2.3 million online stores. However, you may be wondering about the scalability of WooCommerce. Can it…
By Sebastian Chedal
One of the most frequent concerns we hear when onboarding new clients are the fear their website transactional emails may be going to SPAM or otherwise not delivered properly. These emails might be contact form notifications meant for a sales manager, and this communication from potential customers can mean losing income to our clients. Email…
By Sebastian Chedal
In this article we break down some of the main points about why headless architecture might be a good choice for ecommerce businesses, the benefits & limitations, pros & cons, and the future of where the technology is headed.
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