2020 marked a considerable momentum shift in the way businesses operate, where the pandemic forced companies to focus on online sales. Though eCommerce was on the rise before COVID-19, changes in consumer behaviour accelerated the industry’s growth, which boomed en route to experiencing a significant upturn.
When looking for an eCommerce platform for your online business, Magento and Shopify are two names that you will have likely come across.
Magento 1 is coming to an end, at the end of this month. Magento had officially announced this back in September 2018, which provided sufficient time for merchants to migrate over to its successor Magento 2.
One of Magento's leading extension providers and trusted partners of ours, MageWorx, recently conducted an interview with our co-founder Steven Wu. MageWorx is an innovative Magento partner, specialising in developing Magento extensions to help online businesses thrive with extended functionality such as SEO, shipping, product management, user experience and more.
Statistics show that 75% of shoppers will leave your eCommerce store with items still in their shopping cart. That's a lot of potential sales lost. Cart abandonment is an uphill struggle that thousands of retail marketers around the world have to deal with on a daily basis. And while you can't persuade all cart-abandoners to complete the checkout – you can strategically persuade them to return.
If you are looking to start up an online store, you might have noticed that Magento is among the most popular eCommerce solutions available. We will take a look at its features and the advantages of using Magento 2, and why it is used by thousands of eCommerce store owners around the world.
Yesterday Magento released Magento Commerce 2.2.2. This comes packed with some very exciting new features.
Magento is one of the most comprehensive eCommerce platforms available. Flexible, highly scalable and with an extensive range of features to boost the sales potential of any store, it is used by the smallest entrepreneurs and largest corporations alike.
If you're generating a good amount of targeted traffic to your eCommerce store, but that traffic is not turning into sales, something might be wrong with your checkout process.
It has become very easy to start your own online business. With so many eCommerce solutions, entry barrier has become low and many entrepreneurs are popping up with stores online.
