If for some reason you have marked December 11, 2012 in the calendar, but now rack your brains trying to recall the event, I will help you out.
Last week I announced the release of the Follow Up Email 3.5 version for today and leaked some of its new features. It turned out, we outdid ourselves and came up with more updates than first planned. I guess it’s not bad, huh?
To developers, savvy merchants and support teams…
I have already reviewed the first 5 problems from the Top Ten Magento Store Problems List. If you were busy or occasionally missed them last week, it’s a good time to open the Part 1 right now: chances are high you were stuck with these issues before, so you can compare our recommendations with your experience. When nothing similar happened to you, don’t take trouble-free situation for granted. The best way to deal with potential difficulties is to be prepared for them.
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Sometimes a single letter or its place in a word changes the whole meaning of a notion. I’m 100 percent sure it happened to you at least once: you type Magento in Google search and you get…the pictures of a strange creature in an odd-looking helmet and special costume. Yes, I mean Magneto, the central villain of the X-Men comics.
Magento and MailChimp are complement goods when it comes to marketing success and sales growth. However, they are neither built into each other, not natively connected. Customizing them each time merchants wanted to deliver newsletters to customers other than directly through Magento was resulted in substantial time loss.
Do you need to be fully aware of customer behavior in your store to react accordingly? Sure, you do! That’s why it is a wise decision of yours to install or plan to download the Follow Up Email extension which is a powerful auto-responder and customer relationship tool to keep track of your customers automatically on an ongoing basis.
Mobile technologies manifest a new era of doing things on the go – reading, watching, working, chatting and, of course, shopping. It’s near impossible to get lost or disconnected from a real world today: smartphones and tablets simply won’t allow that.
To developers, savvy merchants and support teams…
Magento stores require tons of efforts to run them smoothly and easily. Merchants install extensions that may get in conflict, upgrade Magento to a new version and encounter compatibility issues or just open a website one morning and see that it is down for no clear reason.
Many store owners often ask me how to take part in our regular ‘Store of the Month’ section and submit their store. Well, there are no explicit steps. Some merchants showcase their stores in our forum, others left reviews on the extensions they’ve bought on the product pages. So, any activity is welcome!
Refunds and returns are practically the most unpleasant things every online store has to deal with. They are painful, but unavoidable, so the best merchants can do is to make this process quick and simple, with no disputes included.
We are back from the first Meet Magento Poland! Two days ago I could hardly collect my thoughts about the event – I was overwhelmed with emotions. Now with my excitement settled down, I feel ready to stop and analyze different aspects of the conference, its organization level, communication and Poland in general. So let’s get started!
