January 14, 2019 Want to know which eCommerce platform helps you best achieve your business goals? Making the final decision on which platform to use is difficult. Your decision will deeply impact future customer experience and scalability options. On top of the t, you’re considering fixed costs, variable fees, catalog
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December 11, 2018 Magento 1.x’s end-of-life date is June/July 2020. With only months’ notice before support ends, what should your eCommerce business do? Magento 2 was released in 2015, and is known as being the best version of Magento. Magento 2’s improved performance and new features provide shoppers with a
BigCommerce launched Stencil in 2016 as a new framework to follow Blueprint. Many have already made the upgrade, but site owners are still using Blueprint as the backbone of their online businesses. Switching to a new theme platform may seem intimidating. However, moving from Blueprint to Stencil on BigCommerce makes
What’s New on Magento 1 vs Magento 2? When Magento 2.0 was first announced, merchants opted to step back and consider Magento 1 vs Magento 2. Let’s take a look inside to see the main differences. Keep in mind that after an initial end-of-life date of November 2018 was removed,
Are You Trying to Determine Which Ecommerce Platform is Right for You? Making the final decision on which platform to use is difficult. Your choice will deeply impact future customer experience and scalability options. On top of that, you’re considering: Fixed Costs Variable Fees Catalog & Product Architecture and More
Google Shopping, formerly Google Product Listing Ads (PLA), and Google Ads (previously Google AdWords) search and display ads are both excellent ways to draw more traffic and conversions to your site. Clients often ask us about the similarities and differences between the Google Shopping vs Google Ads, as well as
What are some of the biggest time-wasters in your daily routine? Chances are, it’s the little things. When small inefficiencies build up, they eventually eat away at your productivity, and ultimately, your bottom-line. Unlike B2C customers, B2B clients tend to be more business-minded and take additional marketing effort to win