Marcin Sulikowski

You’ve got Shopify powering your storefront and Salesforce driving your customer relationships. But if the two aren’t speaking to each other? You’re leaving money on the table, creating data silos, and making life harder than it needs to be.

Choosing between Shopify and WordPress for your online store is a big decision. Together, these platforms power a big chunk of all e-commerce sites worldwide, but they take very different approaches to helping businesses sell online. Choosing between them isn't just about which has more features.

Is your team wasting hours copying the same materials between your website, mobile app, and social media? Have your competitors moved ahead with personalized customer experiences, while you're stuck with repeatable messaging? An omnichannel CMS can be a solution to these.

Is Shopware holding your business back? Looking to migrate because of Shopware 5 end of life? As your online store and tools change, you might be wondering if Shopify could better meet your needs. It's a big decision, and you need clear facts to make the right choice.

To truly captivate your audience, drive conversions, and accelerate your business growth, you need a unique, tailor-made storefront that reflects your brand's essence and delivers an unforgettable shopping experience. Check them out!

New products? Next markets? More visitors? Sure, that’s the goal but meeting it could be overwhelming or difficult if your e-commerce platform isn’t proper for such a scale-up. Flexibility and freedom to rearrange your ecosystem give you just the boost to outsmart competitors and meet your audience where they’re at.