Marta Sulikowska

Struggling to create a dynamic and content-rich online store with Shopify's built-in tools? You're not alone. Delivering captivating content that resonates with your audience is essential. Shopify's built-in CMS, though efficient for basic needs, may not suffice for those requiring extensive customization, advanced SEO, and seamless content management across various e-commerce channels.

The world of B2C e-commerce is booming! In 2024, it's a massive and ever-changing market with exciting possibilities and challenges. But with great opportunity, comes great responsibility… The responsibility to keep up with ever-evolving customer expectations and market realities.

This guide is crafted to simplify your migration journey from WordPress to Shopify, addressing common concerns and outlining a clear path for transferring your data. By breaking down the process into manageable steps and providing insights into setting up shop on Shopify.

Static sites, while easy to load and provide great user experience with, take some time to build – if you have to add thousands of products to your online store, it will take forever. This is a vital issue for large-scale shops and other enterprises, which means they need a more flexible solution – and here incremental static regeneration (ISR) may come in handy.

If you are a WordPress website owner, you surely struggle with error messages from time to time. Most of these errors are relatively easy to solve, however, there are also WordPress errors that are more complicated. One of them is the 429 error.

Serverless databases can make many website-related activites easier, smoother, quicker and more automated. This is because of the serverless technology itself, which allows for more efficient scaling of applications or websites. What are the best practices for serverless databases and which to choose? Read on!