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Today’s businesses are constantly seeking ways to build technology stacks that are flexible, scalable, and future-proof. This is where MACH architecture comes in. MACH stands for Microservices, API-first, Cloud-native, and Headless. It’s a set of principles that, when implemented together, enable companies to compose best-in-class solutions and adapt quickly…

Including generative AI in your e-commerce strategy isn’t just a choice. It’s a necessity.    Brands that leverage AI algorithms to decipher consumer preferences, curate hyper-personalized shopping journeys, and deliver the omnichannel experiences that increase customer satisfaction and brand loyalty, are the brands that will be here for the long haul.

Staying ahead in the fast-paced world of e-commerce has never been easy. One of the main reasons it’s so difficult to maintain a competitive edge is your product images are always in need of updating.  There are five key reasons why keeping your product images up to date should be…

E-commerce brands face challenges that can make or break their market position. Challenges include: Standing out from the competition. There are over 26.5 million e-commerce businesses in the world, a nearly 300% growth from 2019 to 2023. Businesses must compete against peers, giant retailers, and larger brands that have…

If you’re exploring innovative ways to integrate AI into your e-commerce business, you’re staying ahead of the curve! Fifty-one percent of e-commerce companies are using AI to provide a seamless experience for their online consumers, and 42% are exploring AI possibilities. It’s not easy to filter through the…

The past few years have seen more consumers going online for their shopping needs. Despite minor dips along the way, online retail sales have steadily grown in both sales dollars and shares of total sales since the onset of the pandemic. Retailers competing in the e-commerce space must craft online…

Modern consumers want authenticity, hyper-personalization, and user-friendly shopping experiences, which means converting and keeping customers is more challenging than ever for e-commerce brands.  Composable commerce continues to dominate thanks to its high scalability and flexibility, but what does 2024 (and beyond) have in store for brands using, or considering adopting…

To be omni is to be everywhere all at once and it’s something consumers expect from their favorite brands and retailers for one big reason: it makes the consumer’s shopping experience easier.  Some enjoy omnichannel shopping so they can move between the physical store and online to buy products at…

The WooCommerce plugin for WordPress is free, open-source, and makes it easy to build an e-commerce site. With the plugin, you can build an e-commerce site on top of your WordPress site and add functionalities such as a shopping cart or product data types. When you have an online store,…