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Is your online store laggy? Does it cause site visitors to bounce off when content doesn’t load properly? You need to optimize your WooCommerce database.
Optimizing your WooCommerce database is important for maintaining site performance and improving the responsiveness of your web pages. If the user’s browser gets a slower response from your website’s server, it will take longer to display content to site visitors when they try to access your store.
Are you looking for a robust image CDN for your WooCommerce store? While compressing and optimizing your images can help improve your website’s performance, it’s equally important to deliver images quickly to your site visitors, whatever their geographical location. Image CDNs are a great way to do this.
The WordPress database is the heart of your WordPress site. It contains all the essential data needed to display content on the front-end.
If you’ve been using WordPress for a long time, there’s a pretty good chance your WordPress database needs to be optimized and cleaned up to ensure peak website performance.
One of the main drivers you should consider when choosing an eCommerce platform is the checkout flow. The checkout flow refers to the series of steps a buyer follows to place their order and is a crucial factor in a store’s conversion rate!
According to Baymard’s research on checkout UX, the average site has an incredible 31 preventable usability issues in the checkout flow. So on most stores there is huge scope for improvements.
As the number of eCommerce sites continues to grow, so does the opportunity for fraudsters to scam online merchants. In fact, eCommerce retailers deal with an average of 206,000 web attacks per month.
The worst part? Scammers mimic the behavior of legitimate online shoppers to hide their fraudulent activity.
As a store owner, you need to take steps to protect your WooCommerce store from malicious attacks and fraudulent orders.
In this guide, we’ll go over everything you need to know about fraud protection for WooCommerce stores and the tools that can help you against fraudulent activity.
There are lots of ways to turn people into repeat buyers. Setting up a loyalty program is at the top of many lists.
And it’s easy to see why: customers get rewards for shopping at your store.
A loyalty program is a good fit for all sorts of eCommerce stores, whether they’re powered by WooCommerce or Shopify. And you can set it up however you’d like!
