The Add Free Product to Cart extension by Aheadworks facilitates powerful cross-selling scenarios for Magento 2 stores. It helps online merchants build rule-governed promos which suggest customers free or discounted products in response to their topping-up the Cart. Such scenarios are meant to increase both customer retention and average order value. It is time we show some real-life use-cases of Add Free Product to Cart and expand on the scenarios in use by the extension
The Blog extension by Aheadworks proved that a full value Magento store is just impossible without an official blog section. Blog for Magento 1 is among the most popular Magento extensions ever and today we will talk about its successor Blog for Magento 2 stores. It carries several new features and most importantly it provides you with the tool migrating your blogs from Magento 1 to Magento 2.
Aheadworks starts the season with a burst of two consecutive releases of updates to the Advanced Subscription Products, a best-selling extension for Magento 2 stores. The success of the module feeds on the company’s keeping pace with the latest trends on the market of alternative payment methods. Ahead of innovations, we are constantly trying to predict what the future looks like.
Editor’s note: Cart abandonment is one of the most disturbing problems for online merchants and the most complex one. Its solution is based on numerous practical experiments and at the same time requires substantive analysis and statistics to be successfully resolved. In this article we’ll highlight some modules you can use to reduce cart abandonment in Magento-based stores.
Magento 2 Event Tickets make it possible to create tickets for any type of event. Manage and schedule events to make them single-time or repeat. Allow customers to book multiple time-slots of a recurrent event in the Calendar, displayed on the frontend. Offer special products that are available exclusively for sale upon purchase of a ticket. All the options mentioned above not only contribute to a user-friendly experience but also allow you to plan smart marketing strategies and increase revenue.
Learn how to control orders placed by employees on behalf of the company with the Company Admin Approval feature.
Magento 2 Company Accounts makes B2B comfortably possible, as it allows creating and managing company accounts, the one-parent-multiple-children hierarchies with apparent role boundaries of member-accounts.
You might have heard a lot about compliance with GDPR. Hopefully, by now you have learned about it and began implementing appropriate measures in order to be compliant.
But if you’re not sure about what GDPR is and why an online eCommerce store/website must comply with it! You’ve landed on the right webpage.
Within this brief informational content piece, we’ll be answering the following questions for you...
Advanced SEO practice is a must to run a successful Magento 2 blog – a content pool meant not only to entertain customers but to increase the visibility of the store on the web. Taking into account that natively Magento 2 offers no tool to run a blog, store-owners often have to engage third-party platforms like WordPress. Such integrations can turn into really complicated environments where SEO is set on a sideline.
In the current market, delivering an ultimate customer shopping experience and boosting stores’ SEO rankings with a feature-rich navigation system has become imperative.
