Confused about choosing between Woocommerce and Magento for your e-commerce business? Here is a quick reference guide to resolve your dilemma between the two popular e-commerce Platforms. We also highlight key factors to help you choose: Community support, Business model, Installation features, Security & more.

  The B2B Ecommerce website development market is rapidly growing and B2B companies have realized the effectiveness of ecommerce. B2B businesses have started treating ecommerce as a channel to not only engage with customers and achieve sales conversion but also to collect first hand data about the customer preferences and other details. Like B2C, B2B

Your Magento website loading speed can be improved significantly with a few simple tricks, and contribute to better Magento website performance and user experience.

SEO for Magento ecommerce websites has unique challenges and here are the 6 common SEO mistakes you should avoid to get a better ranking for your keywords.

Does Magento 2 Community Edition suit your needs, or Magento 2 Enterprise Edition? We give you all the facts to help you decide

Opportunities for retail ecommerce are huge in the underdeveloped markets of the Middle East, and if businesses choose the right technology, they can enjoy immense success. A list of 4 diverse Magento stores in region explains why Magento platform would be an ideal choice.

Everybody’s talking about how ecommerce in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries is still at a nascent stage. If you consider smartphone penetration in the region (over 65%), internet penetration (overall more than 90%), and compare it with the share of ecommerce in the GDP (0.4%), indeed there is immense growth potential. The GCC countries

With the rapid growth of ecommerce in the UAE, Saudi Arabia and rest of the Middle East, trends are emerging and players are able to identify challenges. What do the numbers say and what should businesses expect? And how can the right ecommerce technology vendor in the Middle East help? Read on

Embitel Conducting 7th webinar on “Online Retailing using Facebook: More than Just Marketing” On Thursday, 20th January 2011 from 4PM to 5PM.

2012 was a big year for pay-per-click advertising. Many online retailers saw their PPC budgets, conversion rates, and return-on-ad-spend grow nicely. At the same time, cost-per-click rates dropped precipitously for Product Listing Ads and mobile ads. Looking forward, here are my top seven predictions for PPC advertising in 2013.