The Shopify vs Etsy dilemma is a very common one. After all, these two giant sales venues aim to help you build a thriving e-business. Despite the shared goal, these solutions are very different. So, how does selling on Shopify vs Etsy compare? Let’s see the main differences between these two options in the areas of pricing, website design tools, marketing and sales features, shipping benefits, security systems, and others.
In the US, businesses that sell or distribute age-restricted content must verify that customers are at least 18 years old. Other countries also enforce strict age verification laws for age-restricted content to ensure legal compliance and protect minors. Otherwise, you can face a fine of up to $10,000 per day. To help your site comply with these legal requirements, Amasty has released AgeCheck: Age Verification for Wix. This app makes it easy to create age verification popups on your Wix website, ensuring you stay compliant and avoid hefty fines.
Introducing the July update summary for Amasty extensions. During July, our team focused on adding new features, making improvements, and fixing issues in our extensions. We are also happy to announce the release of a new extension for faster site indexing – Google Indexing API. Below you’ll find the updates organized into categories for easy navigation.
Shopify is the world’s most successful e-commerce platform, with the biggest share – 27% of the entire global online retail market – using this platform for their stores. Shopify pricing is competitive and can be tailored to various customers but it can take time to get the hang of. In this guide, we’ll explore Shopify fees and payments as well as standard and advanced Shopify plans, helping you choose what works best for you.
Returns, loyalty programs, promotions, or compensation are all valid scenarios for awarding store credit. Retailers and e-commerce business owners use store credit to support their brand, increase customer satisfaction, and encourage repeat business. Below, we define the meaning of store credit and explore how to use store credit in your store to turn it into an effective game changer.
Think about the last time you wandered into a brick-and-mortar store. Have you ever noticed that complementary and similar things are listed right next to each other? The ketchup being next to the mustard is on purpose, and so are the little candy and trinkets placed at eye level right before you check out. In e-commerce stores, this could also manifest in the form of a coupon, deal, or last-minute saving right before your customers purchase.
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