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Think in opportunities

Posted: Sat Dec 21, 2024 4:01 am
by Arzina699
A good preparation is the whole egg-eating game. How much data is involved? Which extensions are there and is a Magento 2 version available for this? Is there custom code and which functionalities should be added to the new webshop? Once this has been mapped out, you can draw up a migration plan. When will what be migrated? Will the current webshop temporarily go offline or will we set up a separate installation? If you have any doubts about your answers to these questions, it may be wise to first discuss your ideas with a Magento specialist.

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A switch to Magento 2 may sound like a lot of trouble, but it also offers a number of opportunities. Although checking all your extensions causes some extra hassle, it is also a good time to evaluate. Do you really need 'that one functionality for that one specific case'? In addition, you can make short work of applications that do not work entirely to your liking. Not 100% satisfied? Get rid of them!

You can also take a critical look at the design of your online store. Does the design still match the items you offer and what you want to convey? Fortunately, there are already numerous templates available for the new framework. If your current template cannot be included, there is plenty of choice for a new, fresh look.

Finally, a switch is also the perfect time to clean up your catalog by removing products that you will never sell again. Reorganize categories and take a critical look at which functionalities you currently find inconvenient or miss. Include this in the development of your Magento 2 environment. This way you can make a fresh start, but in an environment that is completely up-to-date and from which you can reap the benefits years later.



How do you get as many people as possible to france telegram data click on your LinkedIn posts? At my B2B client, we try very hard to attract as many readers as possible. We were getting better and better at it. It even caught LinkedIn’s attention, and if LinkedIn asks what approach is behind the high CTR (click through rate) of your company page, you must be doing something right! I’m happy to share our insights – which provided us with both successes and learning moments.

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We gained new insights every week when using LinkedIn for B2B marketing. These did not always lead to success, we experimented a lot. Our experience shows that these 7 insights contribute to a higher CTR.

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A huge open door to start with, but since there is still enough posting without image (and sometimes even without accompanying text, but more about that later) not an unnecessary luxury to mention. A relevant image not only attracts attention, it also ensures that your post takes up more space on the screen, especially on a mobile phone. This attracts even more attention. Win-win.

A few other image tips.