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Are you ready for ecommerce trends 2025
Ecommerce is booming. Brands that weren’t online before are finally building their stores, and those already in the game are working hard to level up. Shoppers? They’re more hooked on online shoppi…
Top ecommerce mistakes you’re probably making right now
Mistakes. They happen to all of us. But when it comes to ecommerce, even minor missteps can snowball into big problems: lost customers, missed sales, and frustration on both sides of the screen. An…
Is it time to migrate WordPress to Shopify?
Should you migrate WordPress to Shopify? One thing is sure: it’s not an easy decision. Maybe you’ve built your entire business on WordPress, and – you’re comfortable with it. But, things have…
Should you switch from Magento to Shopify?
If you’re running an online store on Magento, you’ve probably wondered: Should you switch from Magento to Shopify? It’s a fair question, especially with Shopify’s growing reputation as an easier, m…
Do ecommerce newsletters still work in 2024
You’ve probably heard this before: email is dead. But is that really true? With all the noise around social media and paid ads, it’s easy to wonder if sending ecommerce newsletters is e…
5 signs you need an ecommerce consultant (before things get messy)
Let’s be honest. Running an ecommerce business is a wild ride. One day, you’re crushing it with sales rolling in, and the next, you’re staring at analytics, trying to figure out what the heck is go…
What services does an ecommerce web design agency cover?
Building an online store might sound simple, but there’s a lot more to it than just throwing together a website and hoping for the best. If you really want to succeed in ecommerce, you need a…
Why your website needs to be BFCM-ready?
Black Friday and Cyber Monday, or BFCM, are fast approaching. For ecommerce brands, this period can be one of the most profitable times of the year. But here’s the catch: if your website isn’…
How to increase AOV in ecommerce?
For any ecommerce brand, making sure customers spend more per order is usually something ecommerce owners focus on. And the “thing” they’re trying to increase is called Average Order Value (AOV).&n…
