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When you decide to jump on the eCommerce bandwagon, one of the most important decisions to make is to choose what platform to manage your store on. Why? Since the platform you choose directly defines the management costs, the number of integrations you'll need, and the complexity of scaling up. The choice won't come easy with the number of options available. But Shopify or Magento will pop up the most often. 

Magento 2 is an advanced eCommerce platform with an extensive set of options and features. Yet, one of its biggest perks is the Content Management System, or as it's better known, CMS.

Over the years, Magento proved to be a trustworthy eCommerce platform for successful store development. Thousands of people decided to give it a shot and now continue to grow and scale their businesses. 

When working with Magento 2, many tasks have to be performed regularly, such as sending alerts or newsletters, generating a sitemap, or backing up your database. Performing all of them manually would be time-consuming and simply impossible.

Magento 2 has been a leading platform in the eCommerce realm for years and still keeps up with the new-generation trends. It became the key solution for thousands of users around the globe who wanted to give a fresh start to their business ideas.

Magento 2 is one of the most popular eCommerce platforms a lot of merchants prefer because of the wide range of aspects it covers. Yet, one of its strongest sides is the variety of product types it allows to create. They may seem rather complicated at first. 

Magento 2 is pretty straightforward when it comes to creating products. You can easily create any type of product via the admin panel by filling out the corresponding fields. But is it always efficient?

Choosing the best Magento POS system might be quite challenging, especially if you manage both online and brick-and-mortar stores. You need adequate integration to keep track of all data in one place and avoid any inconsistencies and complications. The decision won't come easy, considering the number of POS systems available.

Although Magento is quite a smooth platform to work with, some common errors may still appear on the way. Thus, as a Magento developer, you need to know what is happening behind the scenes to fix the inconsistencies promptly.

You don't see the power of the table of contents until you stumble upon a blog post you can't navigate. A table of contents helps you structure your blog posts and helps customers quickly find the content they need. 

Same as other Magento releases Magento 2.4.7 contains multiple bug fixes, platform enhancements and new features, of course. In particular, Magento provides over 200 quality fixes and improvements, better GraphQL performance, and 13 security fixes and improvements in this release, although it's just a beta. 

If you manage a multi-language Shopify store and manage a blog, you need to translate your content pages too. Not only does it provide a better customer experience, but makes your blog appear in localized search results.

One of the foremost tasks of each store owner is to ensure a seamless customer experience. If you operate a multi-language store, then language and currency are one of the most important things to focus on.

Although Magento and various Magento 2 extensions offer different cron jobs, sometimes you don't need all of them. This is exactly when you start wondering how to disable cron jobs in Magento. And how to do it easily.

Image optimization in Magento 2 is as important as it is in any other eCommerce store or blog. Since you’ve landed on this page, you must already know that WebP images is a great way to boost website performance and loading time.

When sitemaps aren't generated or currency rates aren't updated as usual, chances are something is wrong with the cron jobs. Thus, if some automated process fails you need to check the cron status, unless you've set up the missed cron job notifications.

When you add Magento FAQs to product pages shoppers receive high-quality information all gathered in one place and find the necessary details quickly. Correspondingly, they can make purchasing decisions faster, without having to contact support or find the details they need elsewhere. 

One of the outstanding features of Magento is the ability to handle a lot of tasks automatically. The tool behind all these automated tasks is a cron job.

Hello, dear friends, 

Since the process of order management in Magento 2 is of core importance for every store, it should be as optimized as possible. It happens rather often that customers choose the wrong product size or place orders at the wrong store view. It not only alters the order invoicing and shipping processes. It influences your marketing campaigns and prevents you from providing a personalized customer experience.