Best eCommerce Platform for a small business

Magento is the most flexible one among all the open source platforms that are utilized by the eCommerce sites. This platform is equipped with the features that help in layered navigation, multi-shop facilities, advanced search, product evaluations, email list and also CMS for the static web pages.

 

It makes the whole process much easy when you have clear idea about your business plan.
Here i won’t take much of your time and would suggest you the best platform for your e-commerce small business and that platform is "shopify"

Shopify offers every feature a small business needs to sell online, plus an incredibly easy to use interface at minimal price.

It is cost effective and just plain simple to use and there are bundle of features available with shopify which will assist you to make your marketplace more captivating

• It allows you flexible and powerful feature for calculation of shipping charges
• It supports around 70 payment gateway.
• Large collection of themes are offered by shopify
• It offers SEO capability which will help you increase organic traffic for your business.
• It offers sales apps that help you customize your product list
• Social-media apps that help you track your followers to see who has converted and who is most likely to convert

You can also integrate other robust features as well through CedCommerce within your budget.

 

Do you use Google, the number 1 in the world, as a search engine or another one that nobody knows ?

This is exactly the same question that you have to ask about ecommerce platforms.

If you want to use the Google of online shops, you choose Wordpress Woocommerce. If you like to use ridiculous other search engines, you can use any other ridiculous ecommerce platform.

As simple as this.

 

I will suggest magento as your app beacause of the following reasons:

• It is considered as one of the most popular e-commerce platform in the world.
• It has simple and easy-to-use features.
• Presence of effective tools like cross-sells and up-sells that pursue users to buy more products.
• It also helps in creating search engine friendly URLs.

 

It was popular but now people understands that it is too complicated and useless for the future, so they use Woocommerce.
There is nothing that magento has that Woocommerce doesn't have, but woocommerce has thousands better functions that magento doesn't have.

 

If you’re looking for a small online store but you have no real experience of using a CMS, WooCommerce is a great option. However, if your plans include scaling your business up, tightening your security over time, and basically challenging eBay and Amazon in the near future, then the choice is clearly magento.

 

How many people can dream doing something big enough that can justify using Magento ? Just thinking about it is RIDICULOUS.

 

I think that WooCommerce is the best option for you. Actually, I know some guys who can help you with the project. Check them out at ( webiprog.com ) or just write them at ( ).

 

If you're just starting out, I recommend shopify. Otherwise, get your own site and own hosting.

 

It would be interesting if you could share your journey, which you have stated that you will do. Another guy on the forum did this thing and his thread was well visited.

 

For example, I prefer Shopify. But it depends on kind of traffic (mobile and Desktop), number of visits per month, projected income etc. If you looked for the best platform a small business, navigate here: https://medium.com/ecommerce-platforms-research-2018-which-is-the/ecommerce-platforms-research-2018-which-is-the-best-1d63cc873d48. It is really interesting.

 

if you are not able to install a website, no wonder why you prefer shopify.

Nobody who knows a bit would use shopify.

 

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Shopify is awesome for ecommerce. Easy to set up, back end is easy to use (you don't need to be an expert on building websites. They make it as simple as possible for the average person.) Price is good - looking at paying $29 USD a month to keep it running. There is plenty of videos on youtube of people doing step by step videos of building a shopify website and what's necessary to get it up and ready to sell products.

 

yes ! very smart to start paying $29 / month when you having earned anything yet and will probably never.

 

Interesting. What about advertising? Is it very smart to spend money on advertising when you haven't earned anything yet because you will probably never sell one?

 

I would look into wordpress or shopifly

 

if you have little bit coding skill, you can use shopify or magento. But I think WordPress (woocommerce) is the best platform for small business.

 

Hi Mad Moll,
For a small business WordPress using WooCommerce can be the best choice for you. The only reason for this recommendation is a definitely the ease of use and full control over data.