WooCommerce is the most popular eCommerce platform in the world. In this blog post, I'll explain why that is, all it has to offer, and the *truth* behind how much it really costs.
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One of the most common places companies spend their money – in order to make more of it – is in market research. They know that the better they understand their markets, the better their chances are of being able to sell them their products and services.
Fortunately, there’s a long list of platforms that make it easier than ever for business owners to glean these insights in the Digital Age.
One of the most powerful examples is Adobe Analytics.
WooCommerce is one of the most popular eCommerce platforms on the market. A big reason is that’s free, but there are still 7 costs you’ll need to cover.
If you’re considering Magento Open Source for your eCommerce site, take a moment to consider the many advantages that Magento Commerce has to offer.
In an ideal world, your costs for running your business are transparent and bacon is healthy to eat. Sadly this isn't an ideal world: bacon can give you cancer and sometimes you end up paying way more than you were expecting for important business services and products such as eCommerce software.
Shopify is one of the most popular eCommerce platforms for online stores. Since its start in 2004, the company has grown from 5 people in a coffee shop to over 5,000 across the globe.
And it’s done this with one goal in mind: “Making commerce better for everyone.”
If your eCommerce company is like many, your competitors fall into two categories:
Amazon. And everybody else.
That’s why this most recent Google algorithm update is so interesting.
In the fight between two online Goliaths, the victor may – finally – be smaller eCommerce companies.
At IWD, we love Shopify. And as it turns out, we’re far from alone. The popular eCommerce platform owns roughly 20% of the market. One of the many reasons it enjoys this kind of popularity is that Shopify is both extremely customizable and user-friendly.