Podcasts about opencart

Welcome to a very special series on the 6-Figure Secrets Podcast called Launch Like a Pro! In this series, I'm joined by Facebook Ads expert Kwadwo Sampany-Kessie and pre-launch specialist Brenna McGowan. We're chatting through how to create a profitable launch.In this episode, we tackle topics like the mid-launch lull, how to manage your thoughts during an open cart period, and why shorter open cart periods can increase sales. RESOURCES: Learn the 7 Biggest Facebook Ad Mistakes from KwadwoSnag Brenna's Pre-Launch Plan Cheat SheetGet access to Allison's $80,000 Email TemplateCONNECT WITH ALLISON:Follow Allison on InstagramDID YOU HAVE AN 'AH-HA MOMENT' WHILE LISTENING TO THIS EPISODE?If you found value and are ready to take action from listening to this episode, head to Apple Podcasts and help us reach new audiences by giving the podcast a rating and a review. This helps us to reach more online coaches who are creating a thriving 6-figure business.Music courtesy of www.bensound.com

Discover the secrets to speeding up your website with NitroPack! Join Mihail as he traces NitroPack's origins from optimizing OpenCart sites. The post How to Increase Your Website Speed with NitroPack appeared first on LMScast.

When it comes to the available options to design your storefront, there are a ton of them, whether you are looking for open-source or paid ones. Most open-source platforms have a trend. Making money by selling hosting, tightly coupling with payment providers, or selling premium themes or add-ons. Open-source platforms are also more suitable for communities and universities where development resources are free or not as expensive. So how does OpenCart compare with the other platforms?In today's episode, we are going to review OpenCart's capabilities independently. We covered many grounds, including how OpenCart has a slightly superior model in making money through books than restricting their customers with a payment provider or limiting the integration options available. Finally, we covered the overall business risks with the open source platforms, such as having duplicate pages for the SEO, the uptime of the servers, and untested plugins being promoted to the platform without quality and compliance.For more information on growth strategies for SMBs using ERP and digital transformation, visit our community at wbs.rocks or elevatiq.com. To ensure that you never miss an episode of the WBS podcast, subscribe to your favorite podcasting platform.

Chiar si cu ani de experienta in spate, nu e intotdeauna usor sa iei deciziile potrivite. Afla de la Florin Ghita (co-fondator si director executiv Tresa.ro) cum s-a dezvoltat afacerea in eCommerce si ce i-a ajutat sa creasca in directia dorita. Hai sa tinem legatura: Comunitatea Gomag: https://www.facebook.com/groups/gomagro/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gomag.ro/  Blog: https://www.gomag.ro/blog/  Academia Gomag: https://academia.gomag.ro/  Tresa este un brand sub umbrela companiei Geve Com, un business de familie, fondat de tatal meu in 1993. Brand-ul vinde echipamente de protectie si consumabile pentru constructii. Dupa revolutie, a pornit aceasta afacere ce deservea principalii constructori din zona Bucurestilor. Asa am reusit sa crestem.  In timp, ne-am dat seama ca mai exista o categorie de produse ce se preteaza pentru mai multe domenii de activitate: echipamentele de protectie. Am inceput dezvoltarea acestei game de produse, pana la punctul in care am creat un brand special pentru aceasta categorie. Asa a aparut Tresa, in 2016. Am inceput sa ne lovim de probleme cu OpenCart. Platforma fusese customizata atat de mult, incat nu mai putea primi update-uri usor. Trebuia initiat un proces destul de costisitor.  In 2016 am lansat Tresa.ro, tot pe OpenCart, clonand site-ul creat anterior. Doar ca am ales o abordare diferita. Am pus echipamentele de protectie in prim plan si consumabilele pentru constructii in plan secundar.  Doar ca am intampinat din nou aceleasi probleme. Aveam o platforma care nu era adaptativa, cu o structura invechita si depunctari de la Google din ce in ce mai mari. In 2018 am deschis prima data un cont pe Gomag. Noi am facut multe dezvoltari pe OpenCart. Dar am descoperit ca platforma Gomag continea toate acele dezvoltari in mod nativ. In 2019 a inceput procesul de migrare catre Gomag. La sfarsitul lunii mai, am deschis un nou cont si, din cauza unei accidentari care m-a tinut la pat o luna, am avut suficient timp sa analizez platforma pe toate partile.  In iulie am inceput pregatirile pentru un magazin pe Gomag, iar in august eram deja live. Dupa ce am reusit sa migram traficul de pe vechea platforma pe cea noua, a venit si prima comanda, pe 19 septembrie. Cum a evoluat business-ul de la migrarea pe Gomag? Pe canalul vanzarilor online, lucrurile s-au simplificat foarte mult. Noi vindem pe 4 canale diferite. A fost o customizare foarte facila pe care am facut-o singur (in trecut aruncasem multi bani pe designeri).  A fost usor sa facem transferul si sa lansam magazinul. Echipa de suport si sistemul de ticketing este foarte bun. Toate solicitarile ne-au fost raspunse/rezolvate. De ce ai recomanda Gomag? Ideea de platforma SaaS mi se pare una smart: e o platforma care evolueaza in timp real, cu cerintele pietei. De aici si posibilitatea de a face dezvoltari constant. E foarte usor de folosit si poti vedea ce sa intampla cu clientii/vanzarile magazinului. Si tu poti, ca Florin, sa testezi functionalitatile platformei Gomag. Ai 15 zile la dispozitie sa faci asta in mod gratuit, cu ajutorul unui cont demo.

This week I share an eCommerce alternative: OpenCart [powerpress]

✏️ Deja tu comentario Charlamos sobre los factores a tener en cuenta a la hora de gestionar proyectos de todo tipo y ponemos ejemplos aplicándolo al mundo del desarrollo de páginas web. Novedades Yannick abre un nuevo proyecto en LaMaquinaDelBranding.com. Eso supone la creación de logotipo, diseños y por supuesto una nueva página web. En esta ocasión se tratará de Arkham, un Hotel temático ambientado en las historias de horror cósmico de H.P. Lovecraft y contará con restaurante y tienda online. Utilizará WooCommerce, WooCommerce Bookings y Jet Engine. De momento os dejamos los dos primeros capítulos dedicados a la creación del logotipo en Illustrator y a la creación de un pequeño clip con una animación del logotipo en 3D utilizando After Effects y el plugin Element 3D de VideoCopilot. https://youtu.be/u674FJga62Q https://lamaquinadelbranding.com/cursos-web/arkham-hotel-tienda-y-restaurante-tematico/ En YouTube Yannick también nos ha dejado una pequeña joyita en forma de plugin. Se trata de JSM's Show Post Metadata. Nos permitirá conocer el nombre así como los valores que devuelven los campos generados por cualquier plugin. De esta manera podremos llamar dinámicamente a estos valores con Elementor. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MzF7D6wjaU4 Elías nos trae la noticia de que WordPress ha alcanzado el 40% de los CMS del mercado (y el 60% de los sistemas utilizados para crear webs de todo el mundo). WordPress – 39.6%Shopify – 3.2%Joomla – 2.2%Drupal – 1.5%Wix – 1.5%Squarespace – 1.5%Bitrix – 1.0%Blogger – 1.0%Magento – 0.7%OpenCart – 0.6% Por su parte, Elías nos hablará de su semana y sus proyectos y nos traerá también dos interesantes artículos que podéis ver en el blog de su web EliasGomez.pro. Uno dedicado a los enlaces UTM para poder realizar seguimiento y analítica. El otro, sobre las automatizaciones y su relación con el time-blocking. https://eliasgomez.pro/notas/etiquetas-utm-y-como-usarlas/ https://eliasgomez.pro/notas/automatizaciones-y-time-blocking/ Gestión de proyectos Hablaremos sobre la gestión de proyectos, de forma global, analizando los siguientes puntos y factores a tener en cuenta: Procedimientos: definir los pasos del procesoComunicación: tener informados siempre a todos los involucrados (incluido el cliente)Plazos: relativos y realistasHerramienta: necesitas unaGestor de tareasComunicación en equipoCalendario/RecordatoriosFasesViabilidadPlanificaciónEjecuciónSeguimientoCierre Por otro lado, terminaremos trasladando esas fases al mundo del desarrollo web y hablaremos sobre: Fase comercialReunionesPresupuestoAceptaciónProducciónAsignación de tareas (Asana + Toggl)Recopilar materialDiseño y DesarrolloRevisiónReunionesDesarolloPresentaciónFin de proyectoAdministraciónPublicaciónEntrega de documentación Feedback Quieroserwebmaster nos comenta en el episodio 126 sobre Checklist de desarrollo web con WordPress que le ha encantado el capítulo y que es genial tener esta lista de tareas como guía. Si no lo habéis visto, os recomendamos coger papel y bolí (o teclado y procesador de textos) y echar un ojo al siguiente vídeo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p3WFcc5thUw Contestaremos también a Juan Molina, que tenía una duda acerca de la automatización con Integromat y la colocación de imágenes destacadas de los pots. Herramientas Plugin Load FilterNos permite activar o desactivar la ejecución de plugins de WordPress en función del contenido que se esté mostrando en la web. CSS UsedCon esta extensión para Google Chrome puedes obtener con un clic todo el CSS aplicado a un selector HTML de una página web. YITH WooCommerce Gift CardsPlugin para crear tarjetas de regalo en WooCommerce. Ver DEMO. Enlaces WordPress Powers 39.5% of All WebsitesDISEÑO DE LOGOTIPO // ARKHAM - Hotel, tienda y restauranteSaca cualquier información o campo con JSM's Show Post Metadata y ELEMENTOR - Plugins para WordPressEtiquetas UTM y cómo usarlasAutomatizaciones y time-blocking

In today's episode, our host Michael Woodward answers 8 questions from listeners and Quora. 1) Why are physical reminders (statues, monuments, buildings, ect.) important for understanding history? 2) What early-stage business decisions are the most vital for an entrepreneur to build a strong business? 3) Why do we need web designers/developers when we have website building tools like Squarespace, WordPress, Wixx, OpenCart, Shopify, and the likes? 4) Are you actually planning a tech startup? If so, how are you dealing with the frustration and the feeling that you are spinning your wheels? 5) How do I start a podcast for free? 6) How do you prepare for an appearance on a podcast? 7) What are your 3-5 podcasts for 2020? 8) What are some of the best ways to think up ideas for a startup? Later in the episode, Michael gives you an update on jumbleThink, answers so questions listeners ask about him, and a challenge to help you chase your own ideas.

In today's episode, our host Michael Woodward answers 8 questions from listeners and Quora. 1) Why are physical reminders (statues, monuments, buildings, ect.) important for understanding history?2) What early-stage business decisions are the most vital for an entrepreneur to build a strong business?3) Why do we need web designers/developers when we have website building tools like Squarespace, WordPress, Wixx, OpenCart, Shopify, and the likes?4) Are you actually planning a tech startup? If so, how are you dealing with the frustration and the feeling that you are spinning your wheels?5) How do I start a podcast for free?6) How do you prepare for an appearance on a podcast?7) What are your 3-5 podcasts for 2020?8) What are some of the best ways to think up ideas for a startup?Later in the episode, Michael gives you an update on jumbleThink, answers so questions listeners ask about him, and a challenge to help you chase your own ideas.

In this episode we talk with Mark Poppen, owner of Funky Moose Records, about running a ecommerce website with physical product using shopify. Mark provides some history and background into his decision to run a used record businessTalks about his decision not to use Opencart.Wordpress and WooCommerce - not as simple as ShopifyIt's better to use Shopify payments as there is no extra charge, but if you use a different payment gateway such as paypal you pay the paypal feel plus an addtional 1% fee.Shopify ThemesSteps involved in setting up shopify for a new business.People underestimate what's involved in ecommerceHow to manage your inventoryOverselling and shipping guaranteesShipping costs, weight etc.ReturnsWhat is a payment gateway and a merchant account Show Links Funky Moose Records Opencart Shopify Big Commerce Merchant Account Vs. Payment Gateway: What’s The Difference? More Website 101 Podcast Email the Podcast! Twitter Sean on LinkedIn Mike on LinkedIn

Quali sono le piattaforme eCommerce più usate nel 2019? Vediamo insieme lo stato delle cose nel mondo, negli Stati Uniti e in Italia e le tendenze del prossimo futuro.

In the beginning you'll cobble together a solution for your customer's problem, using a patchwork of apps and systems. But if you're solving a genuinely important problem for your target market, you'll soon discover this is no longer good enough: it's inefficient, clumsy, and frankly unappealing. When you arrive at that moment, what will you do? Jonathan Kiekbusch of SEO Butler knew he not only could but had to improve the infrastructure of his solution, so he would be able to provide a much better experience and outcome for his customers. The answer was to invest a significant amount of cash into a complete redesign of the company's website...and the systems behind it. Jonathan says: We founded SEOButler 4 years ago, as a totally bootstrapped startup, originally on Opencart, which to no surprise was a total mess. Originally we started with just a couple of digital products/services. As customer and order volumes grew quickly we started to consider moving platform. Eventually we moved to Wordpress/Woocommerce. Over the years we grew significantly and kept applying patches / plasters to the site in order to continue to make it run. It started to crumble around us. Our website seobutler.com couldn't handle customer volumes, complex processes and other complexities, basically resulting in us not being able to maximize our earning potential. Site load times were through the roof; same with bounce rates. Lots of issues. We track our support tickets, and discovered the volume of tickets related to bugs on the old site kept increasing. We also started interviewing customers to identify exactly what it was that they weren't happy with. Identifying processes that caused friction with our customers was a huge learning point. Eventually we gave in and decided to completely rebuild the website from scratch, investing over $30,000 to work with experts: hiring a special designer, specialist developers for both front and backend and doing it “the right way.” Initially the experience was “painful” because we always undervalued our main way of creating revenue for the business. But now that the project is almost completed (we are in public beta), we are so grateful that we finally made the decision to go this route. ## Listen in on our discussion and discover not only what point you might be in a similar situation, needing to bite the bullet and create a significant upgrade to your capabilities and solution, but also what huge benefits there are to making this kind of investment. Is it time to talk about what improvements you could be making to your product infrastructure--to give your customers a fantastically better experience and you a smoother, more profitable operation? Let's talk! Book a call with the experts at Cold Star Tech: https://www.coldstartech.com

Vejare.sk začali v roku 2007 na platforme OpenCart, neskôr sa Katka rozhodla pre WordPress a WooCommerce. S Katkou sme sa porozprávali o tom, ako budovala svoj e-shop, v čom si polepšila zmenou platformy a čo plánuje so svojím e-shopom do budúcna.

Marketing is an important part of any business. Why is it said so? It is important for your business to make people aware about your product to enhance your business. Entrepreneurs always keep up with the ongoing trends to stay ahead in the market. Affiliate marketing is one type of marketing method which can promote products and earn commissions. Through this you can increase your brand presence. In Multi Level marketing, products are distributed through independent distributors. By combining these together, you can generate an income and also enhance your brand presence. https://www.epixelmlmsoftware.com/affiliate-mlm-pluginThe MLM and affiliate plugin comes up with innovative features such as MLM sales tracking, unlimited affiliate tracking, genealogy tree, automated commission processing, social affiliation management, etc. E-commerce allows people to purchase from anywhere, anytime. By using the plugin in popular platforms such as WordPress, WooCommerce , Drupal, Magento, OpenCart, etc you can increase customer acquisition for your ecommerce business.Know more about WooCommerce: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WooCommerceSince MLM is a business model that works on the basis of compensation plans such as binary plan, unilevel plan, monoline plan, etc,. Check out to know more about multilevel marketing: https://www.investopedia.com/terms/m/multi-level-marketing.aspTools such as replicated websites, payout compression, reward management, multi wallet system and downline affiliate tracker help you to increase your customers.Commissions are earned by the distributors based on the plan chosen by the company. Know about commissions: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commission_(remuneration)