Migrating from Shopify to WooCommerce
Shopify is also simply too complex for small shops and the training and administrative effort are too great.
In such cases, it’s a great idea to migrate to an easy-to-manage store system like WooCommerce.
Shopify is also simply too complex for small shops and the training and administrative effort are too great.
In such cases, it’s a great idea to migrate to an easy-to-manage store system like WooCommerce.
Many operators of online shops and users of WooCommerce shops are currently very unsettled in dealing with the reports on product improvements on the search engine Google. To determine if the structured data for your products is captured correctly, Google Search Console is mostly used.
I’ll show you how to remove similar products from the WooCommerce product page without using a plugin. Only one line of code is required. The fewer plugins you use, the better the performance of your website!
The year is 2021. The technology on the Internet is getting more complicated and extensive. Users are demanding more and more powerful websites and developers are writing more and more comprehensive software. However, all of this also requires strong demands on the performance of the integrated systems, such as hardware and software components.
All website owners should ensure that search engines can properly index the content of their website. This goal is already achieved with the normal methods of search engine optimization (SEO). WordPress websites already have a great advantage in this regard, as they are an SEO-friendly platform by default.
In the last few weeks at the end of February 2019, Google made a number of changes to Search Console. Most of these changes have little impact on users. Here are some of the implications of Google Search Console for users who use online stores.