Planning to migrate your online e-commerce store to WooCommerce? Well, you aren’t alone. Every 2 out of the world’s 5 e-commerce stores are built using WooCommerce – that’s close to 40% share of the market.  Built on top of WordPress, on which 65% of the world’s websites run, WooCommerce has some particular features that make it more appealing to users like you – particularly small and medium-scale entrepreneurs willing to start their online stores, as well as to those who are solopreneurs. In fact, the boom in e-commerce since the pandemic has heralded a revolution of sorts for WooCommer ..read more

The human brain is a masterful information processor.  We take in innumerable details with every glance, sound, or touch. Yet we are seldom overwhelmed by the amount of information that is coming in.  One reason that we are able to cope with so much input is that we categorize it all. We look for what is new, what is different, and what has changed. Then we try to match the new information to the categories that already exist in our minds. That’s why grouping online courses into major categories helps users navigate and browse through the collection. Nowadays, every major eLearning ..read more

The best content in the world loses its efficiency if it’s not structured properly. That’s why LearnDash, being the most user-friendly WordPress LMS plugin, offers course creators the flexibility to organize their courses into an easy-to-understand hierarchical format. It helps you structure your courses into Course -> Section -> Lesson -> Topic. Lessons in LearnDash are the place where you start building the actual course content. You can add text, images, video, audio, PDFs, and other types of third-party or embeddable content. Additionally, you can add free sample lessons, timer ..read more

In our previous blog, we had compared Shopify and WooCommerce in depth – talking about the pros and cons of each. As we had discovered, both the platforms had some great offerings for users wanting to ace their e-commerce game. Nonetheless, it so happens that WooCommerce is the most preferred platform world over for businesses, commanding a whopping 30% of the market. This might motivate you to migrate your store from Shopify to WooCommerce, given the innumerable number of advantages WooCommerce has.  Why should you migrate from Shopify to WooCommerce? A few reasons why users prefer WooC ..read more

In our previous blog, we had compared Shopify and WooCommerce in depth – talking about the pros and cons of each. As we had discovered, both the platforms had some great offerings for users wanting to ace their e-commerce game. Nonetheless, it so happens that WooCommerce is the most preferred platform world over for businesses, commanding a whopping 30% of the market. This might motivate you to migrate your store from Shopify to WooCommerce, given the innumerable number of advantages WooCommerce has.  Why should you migrate from Shopify to WooCommerce? A few reasons why users prefer WooC ..read more

“Security should be built in, not bolt-on.” Any LearnDash business owner with multiple instructors on their site knows the importance of giving limited access to course creators. This is because, currently in LearnDash, anyone who wants to create a course needs to navigate through the backend WordPress panel. Meaning, they have to go via complex WordPress settings to access the course builder. Now, this would not have been a challenge if all course creators, SMEs, teachers, and trainers were tech-savvy and knew exactly what to do next. But that’s not always the case.  For example — an ..read more

Choosing between Shopify and WooCommerce? Then you’re at the right place! “Ecommerce isn’t the cherry on the cake; it’s the new cake.” Jean Paul Agon, Chairman, L’Oreal The pandemic and the subsequent lockdowns have made e-commerce the next goldmine in global business. From $4.28 trillion in 2020, the size of only the global retail e-commerce industry (not including other e-commerce avenues like online courses, etc) is set to reach a staggering $8.2 trillion by 2026, nearly doubling in size.  (Source: Statista) Many people want to be a part of this growth story, and the fact that you a ..read more

Image Source: Freepik.com Looking for a way to create a LearnDash course on the frontend? Then you’re at the right place! In LearnDash, creating a course is easy. But when you’re offloading this responsibility to multiple instructors, you have to give them access to the backend. Not only does it require instructors to spend additional time getting familiar with the old WordPress interface, but can also put your website at risk. Not to mention endless hours of training your instructors on how to use WordPress in conjunction with LearnDash. Sounds like a lot of work?  Well don’t fret, you ..read more

Did you know, the number of courses offered by Udemy increased by 60% in 2020 compared to 2019? And Its 2020 revenue was likely to have been in excess of $400m.(www.learnopoly.com) This data is evidence that offering new courses and training programs is a great way to expand your LearnDash business. But doing it alone can be an uphill battle. That’s why to launch new courses, it makes sense to take help from external instructors.  Especially for courses that are out of your expertise. But creating courses on LearnDash can sometimes be a daunting task for instructors, especially if they a ..read more

The fact that you’re reading this blog makes it clear that you’ve decided to migrate the subscription-based offerings of your e-commerce platform from Shopify to WooCommerce.  You must have already scoured the internet for specific blogs to help you. But most articles are about general store migrations from Shopify to WooCommerce. You would hardly find any that talk explicitly about subscription migration. And this is exactly why we’ve put together this guide. A few months back, one of our clients, who ran a profitable store, asked us to help her migrate subscriptions from Shopify to her ..read more