Giving Ecommerce customers a store credit line allows them to buy items from webstores and pay the remaining balance later.
This might sound like an extraneous feature to provide, but establishing lines of credit for your customers drives notable results.
Here at CreativeMinds, it’s no secret how much we love both the WordPress and Magento content management systems (CMS).
They are two of the best, if not the best, CMS users will find available on the internet today.
In a Nutshell: Magento is an Ecommerce powerhouse that’s unrivaled in popularity and e-selling features, while WordPress is an adaptable blogging platform that can be turned into a website of virtually any kind.
When creating a website, there are a lot of important decisions to make and one of the most important is the website hosting. This is a plethora of web hosting options for WordPress users, so it is important to find the hosting which is best for your business.
WordPress is the most popular content management system available online, so having a WordPress host and a WordPress website really go hand in hand. The WordPress hosting options in this list have the best overall features, site speed, support, ratings and prices.
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In the digital age, search engine optimization is a very important aspect for any WordPress website to have. One of the best and most effective ways to optimize your pages and content is with visuals, such as images and other types of media.
WordPress is the most popular content management system in use today, and WordPress itself has specific media uploader that is not only simple to use, but it is also a helpful search engine optimization tool.
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Did you ever want to share exclusive content on your WordPress Website only to specific users, or to a narrow audience? Better yet, maybe organizing a contest and giving the winners exclusive access?
There are many ways of doing this, usually involving coding knowledge, FTP access and needless work.
After decades of loose online legislation and abstract digital data guidelines, the Wild Western days of the internet are ending.
User privacy and data protection are frequently debated issues, especially with the recent concerns regarding morally questionable social media practices. But now concentrated action is finally being taken though the European Union’s (EU) General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
WordPress plugins are an incredibly essential part of any WordPress website. Plugins exist to perform the necessary functions of a WordPress website so it can successfully reach online consumers and facilitate good and services. A good WordPress plugin will be very user-friendly, high quality and have good support.
One way to tell if a WordPress plugin is good is by determining if the plugin solves a problem. Say you need a table of contents on your WordPress website to make page navigation easier for users as your website grows. Having a table of contents plugin would solve that problem.
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WordPress is currently the most popular content management system available on the Internet, and, as much it includes many useful plugins, widgets, pages, images, files, video, and more. All of this content is super important for websites to include and use, and categories and tags are a big part of the organizational structure in WordPress.
Right now, Magento is the most popular and most used e-commerce platform in the entire world. According to Magento’s website, more than 850,000 merchants around the globe choose Magento as their e-commerce platform. The top five countries that utilize Magento the most are the United States, United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Germany and Gabon.
When building an Ecommerce website with Magento—or updating an ongoing one—Magento extensions are what will bring your online operation to the next level.
As their name implies, Magento extensions are designed to extend the full capabilities of a Magento website. This includes everything from enabling better customer and product management features, to processes that automatically create and distribute custom coupons.