ecommerce
Migrating your eCommerce store to a new platform can be a challenging but rewarding experience. Whether you're moving from WooCommerce to Shopify, Magento to BigCommerce, or any other platform, the migration process presents a prime opportunity to rethink and redesign your online store. Instead of simply transferring your old store as-is, using the migration process as a chance to refresh your design can help you enhance the user experience, improve conversion rates, and align your store with current trends and technological advancements. In this article, we will explore how you can use migration as an opportunity to redesign your store, along with the best practices and considerations for achieving a modern, functional, and visually appealing online shopping experience. Why Use Migration as an Opportunity for Redesign? When migrating your eCommerce store, the focus is often on ensuring that product data, customer information, and orders are transferred correctly. However, this is...
The global eCommerce market generates more than $5.7 trillion annually, expected to double over the next five years. Choosing the right eCommerce solution isn’t a decision you should take lightly....
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PrestaShop and Shopify are both e-commerce platforms, but they are built on different principles. PrestaShop is a free, self-hosted platform that offers excellent scalability, while Shopify is a software-as-a-service (Saas)...
It's already a lot of work to run one store on Shopify. Why would you want to run multiple Shopify stores? Well, there are many legitimate reasons. Maybe you are...
