Keeping your Magento ® storefront secure requires a bit of attention on your part. Fortunately, once many of these concepts are set up you will not need to revisit the tasks again if done correctly. Not only will this keep you from Magento security issue concerns, but your client’s data will remain protected as a result ensuring everyone's peace of mind in the process.
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Are you a Magento ® eCommerce store owner?
Would you like to tap into a monthly stream of 80K new and returning visitors frequenting your shop?
Have you considered entering the wedding gifts market with personalized product offerings?
You should.
Based on details available from AHREF’s you're about to find out exactly how and why.
HOT TIP: If you don’t happen to have an eCommerce store that currently offers a personalized gift solution we will solve that problem too, before closing.
No matter if your e-Commerce store is just being launched or you’ve been in the game for a long time, most all Magento ® store owners have at least one thing in common.
Google.
Or more precisely, Magento SEO (search engine optimization).
HOT TIP: SEO is the process of ranking web pages organically on Google’s search results.
If your online store is to succeed being found in Google’s results is a “no-brainer.” Unfortunately, with so many people saying so many things about how to rank on Google its hard to know who to believe. That’s why we put together this 5-tip strategy guide for you to follow.
Why should we care about your online eCommerce stores success? What sets us apart from every other voice on the Web?
Shopping.
That used to be where people went to a brick and mortar business and found items that they would buy at a check stand. Thanks to today’s digital technology everything has changed. This is what leads companies like GoMage to create products like Free Pro which is all about optimizing your Google shopping feed.
Sounds fancy, but what is it?
That is what this article will focus on with a focus toward merchants. Not just any merchants mind you, but ones that are online and using what is quickly becoming the most popular e-Commerce platform available.
GoMage team is happy to present the new version of our best-selling extension for Magento ® – GoMage Feed Pro v.4.1!
First released back in 2011, this extension has come a long way through many difficulties to become what it is now – one of the best Feed Manager extensions for Magento ® on the market. Available for both Magento ® 1 and Magento ® 2, for both Community and Enterprise editions.
Feed Pro by GoMage is well-known and used by thousands of merchants to attract new customers and expand their business all over the world.
Our company has been providing development service for Magento ® stores since 2010. We have extensive experience in different projects and in this article, we want to share some of the myths that merchants may believe in during the development process and before the start of their eCommerce business.
Google Shopping is one of the most effective advertising instruments to promote your online store products. It has gained great popularity with online merchants.
There is a lot of information online describing how attractive Google Shopping Campaigns are, and some people say that you can make money “hand over fist” there. We don’t deny that it is possible. But it is also true that Google Shopping is a constantly developing platform and it is necessary to monitor all changes and know all technical features in order to be effective.
From now on we are offering free 12-month support for all extensions. You will have nothing to worry about with our extended free support service!
We would like to announce that from the 1st of October we are closing our head office in Warsaw, Poland and opening a new one in Helsinki, Finland. We have opened a new company in Finland called ECOMBIX Oy and from the 1st of October, the GoMage.com website will belong to ECOMBIX Oy company.
Very often users don’t associate the shopping cart and checkout pages with the intention to buy something, and they can go to these pages for different purposes. Merchants only consider these pages as the final steps of purchasing products, but users may have other ideas, and we review them in this article.
