Magento is our favourite e-commerce solution. That’s not someething new here on this blog and you probably are aware of that anyway. But in my opinion, there’s a little scratch now on Magento’s reputation. And if you are a Magento user yourself you”ll immediately recognize what I’m talking about. Tweet
Happy newyear! To kick off the year properly Plundor (which was started by Guido and I) offerts a bundle of six great Magento extensions to crank up those conversion rates. Plundor is selling the $150 dollar bundle (valued at $1,272.50) that’s worth its weight in gold until the end of this week. It’s the first of many bundles and [...]
This is the final part of our checkout best practices roundup, and also the last post of 2011! Our previous post in this series focused on the structure of your cart and checkout. Now we’ll list some tips for capturing your user’s data during the checkout. 1 – Don’t make your customer think, design for the [...]
Beginners in e-commerce often don’t have a large budget to start an online store. And even a Magento project can consume several thousands of dollars if you don’t have the knowledge yourself. So you’re in search of something easy and cheap, right? Of course, there are lots of possibilities, but in this article we’re paying [...]
This is the 2nd part of a series of articles about Conversion and Personalization. Last month we already noticed that there’s a large downside when your store is having a respectable conversion rate of 2%. The downside is about 98% large, so somehow there must be multiple reasons for visitors not to buy from you. [...]
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