success stories
When it comes to building a website, the options are endless. However, two platforms consistently stand out in the web development community: Drupal and Wix. While both offer the ability to create functional, visually appealing websites, they cater to different audiences and needs. In this article, we will explore the key differences between these two platforms, discussing their features, benefits, and limitations to help you decide which one is right for your website. Whether you are a seasoned developer looking for ultimate customization or a small business owner seeking ease of use and convenience, Drupal vs Wix offers distinct advantages depending on your objectives. Understanding these differences is crucial to ensure that you choose the right platform for your project. What is Drupal? Drupal is an open-source content management system (CMS) that offers flexibility and scalability for complex websites. It has been around since 2001 and is known for its...
How is it going, e-Commerce people? Tired of sweating and squinting? So are we. That’s why we decided to hide from that ubiquitous sunshine for a while (in a true...
Now, that it’s freezing outside - lots of people stay indoors, looking for ways to keep warm and entertain themselves. If you’re one them, here is a suggestion - check...
Karen Rzepecki has built her business by selling something you often don’t even notice in your everyday life - Mason jars! Such a basic and necessary product has allowed her...
Have you ever heard about brainwave entrainment? Well, today you’ll have a chance to discover this technology and, maybe, even meditate a little bit thanks to our guest -- Karen...
Every year tens of thousands of retailers prefer selling online over a traditional brick-and-mortar distribution model. Carolina Fonseca, our today's guest and a proud owner of Nutrivita Suplementos e-store, went...
Those who make customer service their priority achieve success. Dave Di Pietra -- an entrepreneur, animal lover and Cart2Cart user -- is one of those people. Being an owner of...
