Shopify

Shockingly, high extra costs/fees are why people abandon shopping carts. You may not want that to happen with your Shopify store. The way to avoid this is to offer free shipping on Shopify. The power of the word – ‘FREE’ is unignorable to m...

Order status in Shopify helps the merchants easily manage and track the progress of the orders. Understanding different types of Shopify order statuses and their meaning is essential for store managers for efficient order fulfillment. This post...

Do you want to set a custom canonical URL in Shopify? Then, follow this guide till the end. Your website may have a nearly duplicate version of products, collections, or other pages. This can lead to duplicate content, which can harm your site’s sear...

Are you looking for ways to enhance your blog page on Shopify? Here is a step-by-step guide on how to create a Shopify blog template. A user-friendly blog page holds the visitor’s attention for longer and encourages them to explore differen...

Your role as a Shopify store owner is undone until your store runs live. You need to continuously keep analyzing and optimizing your process for your shoppers to have a smooth experience while browsing through your store. And one of the optimization...

Just migrated to the Shopify platform? Here’s the complete guide to transferring your existing domain to Shopify. Shopify migration is not easy. You need to put a lot of effort into setting up the store from scratch and configuring it for the be...

Payment failures and errors can have a detrimental effect on your Shopify store. The math is simple: Payment failures = Revenue losses In classic business language, it’s like a big leakage at the bottommost part of the funnel. No business c...

You left your old e-commerce platform, but not the customers! It’s time to migrate them to your brand-new store as well. Keep reading this blog post for a step-wise method to import customers to Shopify using CSV. The centuries-old adage — ...

Customer segmentation in Shopify is essential to make the most out of your marketing & sales efforts. The reason is: not all customers are the same! Your online store may have loyal customers with regular orders, who deserve the loyalty bonu...

Stock Keeping Unit (SKU) is a number used for the internal management of inventory. It can be alphanumeric to identify the product’s colour, size, and other attributes. In eCommerce, the SKU numbers can help you track and analyze the sales data, and...