Dropshipping has become all the rage in the ecommerce world, but dropshippers are often stuck with slow shipping speeds, higher pricing, poor return policies, and more.
SellerBooster is working to change all of that. In this SellerBooster review, we'll talk about how this revolutionary dropshipping platform allows you to sell name-brand products without the poor delivery times and messy product descriptions.
Need a quick verdict?
Webflow is perfect if you want a high-performance, fully custom ecommerce store.
But it’s not beginner-friendly, and you’ll need time (or a dev) to unlock its full power.
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If you've ever wondered whether or not you're leaving money on the table with your current payment gateway, the answer is probably yes. The world of online payments is rather cluttered and filled with complicated information that makes it difficult for you to understand which rates are best for your company.
Sometimes you might be better off accepting through one payment processor when the customer is from India. On the other hand, a completely different processor might have lower rates for customers in the United States. In this IXOPAY review, we'll talk about how this revolutionary payment engine and enterprise gateway is designed to help you configure different payment routing strategies.
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There are many eCommerce solutions and tools out there. Depending on your needs, you can choose to opt for a hosted or self-hosted platform. For some users, a hosted solution is a good idea. On the other hand, others might need a self-hosted installable script. Foxy.io is one such eCommerce platform that allows you to quickly setup an eCommerce store and start selling online.
In this review, we will be taking a closer look at Foxy.io. Formerly known as FoxyCart, this particular eCommerce platform has been around for quite some time by now. But just how good is it? Read on to learn more about Foxy.io.
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Quick answer: MaxCDN was once a go-to CDN for ecommerce stores wanting fast, reliable content delivery.
But since its transition into StackPath, a lot has changed. I spent several months testing it across multiple stores to see if it’s still worth your time – and money.
Here's what I found.
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Sometimes you want more than the standard eCommerce website look. Imagine if every website had the same layout as Amazon. That wouldn't be that intriguing, now would it? Luckily, some ecommere platforms are trying to move past the standard eCommerce build and allow for you to get far more creative than what we've seen in the past.
For instance, Ucraft is an excellent solution if you're more interested in making a visual eCommerce site, with artsy portfolios, beautiful templates, and ecommerce tools made for all skill levels. In this Ucraft review, we'll talk about how Ucraft has some excellent pricing plans, along with unique features for designing an online store with more visual appeal.
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With CS-Cart, you receive a self-hosted ecommerce platform with marketplace functionality, excellent design tools, and a wide variety of marketing features. Started in 2005, CS-Cart is part of the Simtech conglomerate, and it's been known as a solid solution for those who want to sell on a self-hosted platform.
CS-Cart is great for designing, and you may have the opportunity to keep your costs low (since you only pay once for the downloadable software). However, there are some add-ons, upgrades, and customer support fees that you may end up paying for. Keep reading our CS-Cart review to learn more.
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Ok, admit it. You probably didn’t expect this one.
Through his Twitter account, Brad Rencher, the Executive VP of Adobe Digital Marketing, has made a rather surprising announcement. That Adobe is currently in the process of acquiring Magento.
Unless you moved out to Mars, you’ve definitely heard about the $1.68 billion acquisition deal. It’s all everyone has been talking about over the past few days.
I’d like to be in the same boat and say that this was entirely unforeseen. But for me, it wasn’t. Not at all.
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