Category: Ecommerce Reviews

Quick Answer: Prestashop is a powerful, open-source ecommerce platform that's best suited for developers, agencies, or experienced store owners who want full control over their site.

It's not beginner-friendly, but if you know what you're doing (or have a dev), it gives you insane flexibility. The catch? You’ll need time, technical skills, and some budget for add-ons. It’s not plug-and-play, but it’s capable of scaling fast.

I've been in ecommerce for more than a decade. I've run Shopify stores, launched WooCommerce builds, tested Magento, and yes—built out multiple Prestashop stores.

It’s not the sleekest platform, but when it works, it really works. Here's my real, unfiltered take after years of hands-on experience.

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This Refersion review explores its unique features and different pricing structures. On top of this, it will also cover the users who are likely to benefit the most from using this platform.

For online business owners, it’s hard to ignore the power of affiliate marketing. Research shows an increase of 6.8 billion in U.S affiliate spending by 2020.

Sounds impressive, right? But what is affiliate marketing anyway?

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When I started selling digital downloads on WordPress — I’m talking PDFs, templates, swipe files, you name it — I wanted a plugin that didn’t make me feel like I was running an Amazon warehouse.

That’s when I found Easy Digital Downloads (EDD).

This review breaks down everything I liked, what annoyed me, how it compares to WooCommerce, and whether it’s worth the price if you’re trying to build a lean, digital-only business on WordPress.

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If you've ever tried to sell books online, you know that it can be difficult to find quality on-demand printing options. Some of them are only in it for the money and don't really help you out with anything else like marketing.

Others provide low-quality prints that end up having no chance of being sold. In this Lulu review, we'll explore what looks like a reputable and supportive print on demand option for your books.

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It's a good idea to look at Payment Depot reviews like this one, because it truly is one of the most transparent payment processors. If you like membership pricing, Payment Depot provides a system where you pay a monthly membership fee for your processing.

Because of this, there are only small transaction fees and no percentage markups based on the number of sales or the cost of products being sold.

We're starting to see many other payment processors go with pricing models like this. Payment Depot seems to be a leader with this payment structure, considering you don't have to worry about application or setup fees–and the pricing is rather transparent.

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