Author: Joe Warnimont

Joe Warnimont

Joe Warnimont is a Chicago-based writer who focuses on eCommerce tools, WordPress, and social media. When not fishing or practicing yoga, he's collecting stamps at national parks (even though that's mainly for children). Check out Joe's portfolio to contact him and view past work.

Articles Joe has written:

2023 Shopify Revenue, Statistics, and Usage Numbers

Joe Warnimont
Articles Statistics

You know Shopify is a big deal. Millions of merchants use it every day. On a global scale, it has grown from a fledgling Canadian startup to a behemoth amongst ecommerce platforms. But how big is Shopify Inc., really? In this article, we'll complete a thorough analysis of current Shopify revenue, statistics, and growth potential to show the successes and challenges Shopify has experienced over the years. 

The aim is to explain the details behind the hype, while also providing you with information about the platform that so many merchants have entrusted with their entire businesses. 

We've done our best to keep this post updated as new Shopify revenue, usage, and grown statistics come in, and we'll continue providing you with the most up-to-date statistics possible. Keep reading to learn all about Shopify revenue, usage stats, and more!

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ShipBots Review: A Highly-flexible Ecommerce Fulfillment Company?

Joe Warnimont
Articles Ecommerce Fulfillment Reviews Fulfillment

ShipBots is an order fulfillment service for ecommerce stores with standard storage and shipping needs. It also offers unique fulfillment options for subscription boxes, retail, Amazon FBA prep, merchandise, and apparel. In the booming industry of 3PL (3rd-party logistics), is ShipBots right for your online store's needs? In this ShipBots review, we take a deep look into the company's primary features, services, pricing, and customer support. This way, you understand if it's a viable solution for storing products and getting orders to customers in an efficient manner.

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TikTok Marketing for Ecommerce Store Owners

Joe Warnimont
Articles Creator Economy Marketing Social Media

TikTok has gained a tremendous amount of notoriety around the globe for the social app's features for quick video sharing, vibrant conversations, and popular games, challenges, and tactics used to entertain users. The app is native to China, but it now boasts over 1 billion monthly active users from all over the world. That means just over 20% of the entire internet community uses TikTok. That's an incredible collection of potential buyers for any online store, and it's why so many brands are using TikTok marketing tactics to sell products.

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Sellfy Review (2024): The Good and The Bad

Joe Warnimont 4.5
Ecommerce Ecommerce Reviews

In this Sellfy review, we cover the basics of the ecommerce platform, talk about its pros and cons, and dive into the features.

Quick verdict:

Overall, Sellfy is best for creators, those people who may generate content online but eventually need some way to get paid. Sellfy offers a user-friendly experience for setting up an online storefront.

Beyond its simplicity, it supports a diverse range of product types including print-on-demand goods, subscriptions, and both digital and physical products.

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What is the Creator Economy?

Joe Warnimont
Articles Creator Economy

Creation as we know it has evolved due to the coming and going of certain mediums, control of those mediums, and consumption habits of the average consumer. In the past, media corporations held a considerable amount of control over the flow of news and entertainment. That came with pros and cons. The world benefited from these “gatekeepers” since it ensured most news came from multiple, credible sources, with low potential for misinformation. However, that gatekeeper infrastructure also made for inequalities, especially for new creators.

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What is Live Shopping: A Guide for Ecommerce Professionals

Joe Warnimont
Articles Creator Economy

Live shopping, or live stream shopping, combines the worlds of live streaming, social media, celebrity, and ecommerce, and it provides an interesting look into what could be in store for some facets of ecommerce selling in the future. If you're asking yourself, “What is live shopping?” this is the right place for you, as we take a look at the growing ecommerce trend, expand upon its purposes, significance in the ecommerce world, and how brands are finding success in the space. We'll also touch on some real-world examples to demonstrate how live shopping works.

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The Ultimate Checklist for Every New Ecommerce Site (2023)

Joe Warnimont
Articles

When you start an ecommerce site you realize that there are loads of items that need to be checked, cross-checked, and tested to ensure that your customers have a quality user experience. From the website design to a sleek, quick checkout module, you must set up all of these elements to make the most efficient online store possible.

Consider this ecommerce checklist as your roadmap to success prior to making a single sale. It allows you to create the ideal interface, a beautiful website without any problems, all before the big show of launching your ecommerce store and building your business.

Take a look at the ecommerce launch checklist below, and feel free to bookmark this page in your browser for future reference.

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What Would Zuckerberg’s Metaverse Mean for Ecommerce?

Joe Warnimont
Articles

The Zuckerberg beast is at it again; it wants to consume your eyeballs by way of Oculus, absorb your innermost thoughts through Facebook data collection, and now, it craves more. With plans to hire 10,000 workers for the job, the Zuckerberg wants to build a metaverse. And the shift has just begun with Facebook's new name: Meta.

If you're wondering, the term “metaverse” was created by science fiction author Neal Stephenson in his 1992 novel “Snow Crash.” The story takes place in a virtual, dystopian world that's run entirely by a dictatorship corporation. Oh yeah, the citizens are mainly broke and manipulated by the previously mentioned corporation. In short, Zuckerberg is a fool for using the term. It's not meant to evoke images of community but separation, not individuality but depersonalization, not equality but servitude.

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