If you’re looking to Transfer your Third-party Domain to Shopify, this guide is all you need to stop your eyes at. So, you have a Third-party Domain Name from Domain Providers such as GoDaddy, Google Domains, or 1&1 IONOS, and you’ve already connected that domain to your Shopify Store. And now you have to manage your store from Shopify Admin, but for Domain settings, you require to visit the Third-party Domain Provider. And at this point, you must have wished how convenient it would be if it was possible to manage the Domain directly from Shopify Admin. And Yes, that’s possible! Even there ..read more

Our clients frequently ask us, that How to Set Up Shopify Store After Migration. And Here, we've created a Shopify Migration Checklist for you so you can easily set up your Shopify store after migration. As we all know, Shopify is one of the most widely used eCommerce platforms worldwide, and its features and functionalities are what makes it the top choice for eCommerce. People like to Migrate their Online Stores to Shopify because of its features, functionality, inexpensive setup cost, and user-friendly interface. It’s necessary for Shopify Store owners to follow the Shopify Migration Checkl ..read more

Search engines are used by everyone to look for the goods and services they are interested in purchasing. Additionally, there is a greater likelihood that most searchers will click on your website if your business is listed first in the search results. But how can you make your website appear on top of search results? Well, Meta Title and Meta Description can help you with that! And If you’re having Poor/No Shopify Meta Titles & Descriptions, like the majority of Shopify Stores, you’re losing on Organic Search Visitors. The Keywords which your potential customers would use in order to find ..read more

Imagine you’ve started your Shopify Store, and everything is going buttery smooth, but even after a long time of launch you’re not seeing any good results in conversion. And now you’re finding that you’ve made some mistakes while creating a Shopify Store. And this is not something to feel frustrated about, as we are Humans, and we are meant to fall for such mistakes. Nothing New, Right? But what now? We need to work on those mistakes! There are over 5,00,000 Active Shopify Stores. But 95% of them don’t get success due to some mistakes. I’ve been building Shopify Stores for years and I’ve seen ..read more

Imagine a customer landing on your eCommerce website hunting a specific product that is Out of Stock. What will happen now? Of course, the customer will reach any other website selling the same product. And Woah!!! You’ve lost your potential customer. If you don’t have any strategy for stock maintenance then it will be worse, your customer will never look back at your website. And you don’t want it to happen, right? So, first of all, maintain your stock. And keep reading through this Guide to Magento 2 Back In Stock Notification. Table of Content: 1. What Is Magento 2 Back In Stock Notificatio ..read more

In a world filled with competitors, no Shopify Store owner would like it if their product pages look like any other. Everyone tries to establish or find their own distinct identity in the market, so their Shopify Stores must be adaptable, personalized, quick, and extremely attractive. And if you're searching for all of that, you must look outside of the pre-made or specially designed theme. A theme won't be able to handle all of these things, of course. Shopify is now pursuing Headless Commerce. It is a greater front-to-back separation of the eCommerce process, this method enables firms to bec ..read more

Your Magento store may suffer serious damage for other reasons besides software flaws. The website is frequently breached as a result of the admin panel's weak security. However, your website has great market recognition, a larger amount of traffic, an extensive customer base, and a higher percentage of conversion rate. A single security issue in your admin panel is stronger enough to injure all of them. And any hacker would find it juicy if your admin panel is not well-secured. It provides them an opportunity to make unauthorized admin access to harm your Magento Store, by changing store conf ..read more

Most Magento store owners are clueless on how Magento backend works. Especially it’s true in the case of Magento 2 Website, Store, and Store View. It can confuse anyone while finding differences between them or while configuring Magento backend with them. For your convenience, I’ve explained their differences in the easiest way along with their most typical use cases. Keep Reading! Both, Magento Open-source and Magento Commerce have 4 levels of hierarchy: Global, Website, Store, and Store View. Magento allows you to manage multiple websites and stores with a single backend. Magento's hierarchy ..read more

Coupons can drive old or new customers to your business by encouraging them to try more profitable brands or services. In addition to Physical ones, you can also introduce Digital Coupons for your eCommerce store. It is a simpler way to attract more clients, increase revenue, acquire new clients, or win back past clients. For using a coupon code, the customer will need to add the coupon code to the cart during checkout, and the amount will be deducted from the total amount immediately. Magento 2 provides its users with a facility to create discount codes from the Admin Panel. In this blog post ..read more

In Magento 1 there was a default functionality that users were allowed to change their password to a distinct string. But in Magento 2 that functionality doesn’t exist. In place of that Magento 2 offers something different. If you’re in Admin Panel to reset the password, Magento 2 will ask customers to follow the reset link sent to their registered mail id. This is quite convenient for some people as they don’t require to remember a password and can easily reset the password with a single click on email but what if your customer wants to access their account by inserting a specific password, a ..read more