As a leading Magento extensions development company, we work with clients from across various industries. Nowadays, most clients are concerned about stagnant or declining sales. Since competition is at an all-time high, finding ways to maintain, let alone increase sales has proven a challenge.

Did you know that more than 50% of internet traffic now comes from mobile devices? With smartphones becoming more powerful, people have little reason to turn to laptops or desktops to browse the internet. Instead, everything such as ordering products online or watching a movie can be done from their phone. As you can see below, global mobile internet traffic has remained above 50% for a while now.

Newsletters are an important medium for communicating information with customers, employees, and other stakeholders. Before we delve into setting up newsletters in Magento 2, let’s first develop an understanding of newsletters.

It is hard to imagine stores still running on Magento 1 as it reached its end of life in June 2020. However, if your store is still running on the outdated version, migrate from Magento 1 to Magento 2 right away. If you are already on Magento 2, you need to ensure that you are running the latest version. Upgrading your Magento 2 store to the latest version will equip it with the newest features and improved security.

The title may seem confusing to most. After all, why would a store owner wish to hide products from certain customers when the goal is to generate the maximum number of sales. Of course, by hiding products from the audience, the percentage of sales may go down. Right? Well, that’s not the case.

When it comes to success in the eCommerce field, there are various factors which need to be considered. For example, the pricing needs to be in line with the target audience’s buying power. If your products are pricey, you may provide them with partial payment method.

This article discusses everything there is to know about 1&1 Webmail Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP), including how to configure it in Magento 2.

Do you know the current global cart abandonment rate? When we asked this question to our clients, the responses varied between 20% to 30%. While this highlights their optimism, it is nowhere close to the real figure. According to Statista, the global cart abandonment rate is more than 70% as evident below.

One of the most frequent problems store owners encounter in their Magento 2 store is a cluttered admin panel. This leads to important tasks being overlooked, resulting in dwindling sales, customer dissatisfaction, and a host of other problems. This article talks about the Magento 2 order archive feature, which is a great way to clean up the admin panel and boost overall productivity.

Do you know that the global