Just because Toyota is the world’s largest car retailer doesn’t mean we all have to buy a Toyota.” And as with the automotive industry, there’s an ideal solution for every business on the web. And for small businesses, Open Source and Woocommerce are almost never the right fit.
You have to know your needs and find out what you really want to do with your time and money.
Myth #4: If you don’t use WooCommerce, you won’t be able to install “cool” plugins.
Wrong!… Have you ever heard of ebay database Google Tag Manager ? With this Google tool, available on Panierdachat, you can install all the “cool” plugins you want.
Myth #5: With WooCommerce, you can customize your online store endlessly.
Possible, but at what cost? In this it is clear that there are sectors expression, it is implied that you will have to use a layout system within a layout system… (ex: Divi) Not very efficient. Given that Google wants to have lightning-fast websites to load, have you thought about how much overhead you will add to the slowness of your installation? How many additional requests are added to your pages just to be able to modify your visual? You should know that the faster your online store is, the better your rankings will be on search engines. The speed of an online store is proportional to the experience of your visitors. The faster it is, the more sales you will make! (BTW, all Panierdachat online stores use a Content Delivery Network to speed up the loading of online stores)
SaaS platforms like Shopify are experiencing problems
Yes, possible. But know that there is belgium numbersalways at least one engineer in the background who can resolve the situation quickly without it costing you more! Which is certainly not the case with WooCommerce… How much will it cost you with a developer in emergency mode?
Myth #6: SaaS platforms are not well optimized for SEO
True for the most part. Shopify is indeed known for not being good for multilingual online stores. Technically, your URLs are all identical in French as in English. So how do you expect Google to index your store if it doesn’t know which language to promote? Otherwise, you’ll have to open two Shopify accounts to get a “nearly” viable solution, but it will cost you more than double… not to mention the purchase of a plugin to do this! And this is the case for other “Shopify” solutions.
Shopping cart aka the good student of SEO.
Unlike Shopify, Panierdachat stores are optimized for search engines (SEO) in both languages.
Because Panierdachat is Quebec-based, the solution was designed from the ground up to be bilingual. Merchants don’t have to open two separate accounts or double the costs to take advantage of a multilingual solution. The URLs are unique to each language, and the search engine optimization is far superior to Shopify .
