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Comparing Bricks vs Breakdance: Page Builders for WordPress
Bricks and Breakdance are new WordPress page builders focused on fast performance and easy editing. Bricks emphasizes intuitive minimalism, speed, and flexibility for developers. Breakdance offers more elements, animations, and robust menu building but has a cluttered interface. This comparison of their features, performance, and pros/cons provides key insights to decide between these promising options…
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Validate Your Ecommerce Business Idea Before You Build
Ads before development. Save yourself wasted time and money by testing real market demand with a landing page and optimizing a low-budget ad campaign for fast, cheap validation.
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Quickly Add Exit-Intent Popups to WordPress with MailPoet
Do you want to grow your email list and retain more website visitors? Exit-intent popups are a great way to achieve both goals. This simple recipe will show you how to quickly set up an exit-popup in WordPress using the free MailPoet plugin. Why Use an Exit-Intent Popup? Exit-intent popups display a subscription form when…
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Capture Leads with This Easy Exit Intent Ebook Pop-Up in Elementor
Struggling to convert your website traffic? Wish you could grab visitors’ attention right before they leave your site? Adding an exit intent pop-up can help boost conversions and grow your email list. In this article, we’ll cover how to easily create an attention-grabbing exit intent pop-up featuring a free downloadable ebook. We’ll use Elementor page…
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How 11ty compares to WordPress
Looking for the best website builder for your next project? Consider 11ty and WordPress. While both have their advantages, 11ty offers more customization options, better performance, and security, while WordPress is beginner-friendly with access to a wide range of themes and plugins. Read on to learn which platform is right for your needs.
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Dealing with low value VAT and IOSS in WooCommerce
The European Union (EU) has introduced new changes to low value goods imports, requiring businesses to collect tax at the time of sale on sales below 150 euro. This applies to eCommerce businesses outside of the EU and is part of a new program called Import One Stop Shop (IOSS). The IOSS allows suppliers selling…
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WooCommerce vs Wix for your eCommerce website
Introduction In today’s digital age, e-commerce has become an essential part of business operations. With the increasing demand for online shopping, it has become imperative for businesses to have an e-commerce website. When it comes to building an e-commerce website, there are a plethora of options available in the market. Two popular options are WooCommerce…
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Most Efficient Ways to Hide Related Products in WooCommerce
WooCommerce related products show up on product pages when there are other items in the same category. However, not everyone needs these related products to show and unfortunately there is no built-in option that would allow this to be quickly turned off. Video Tutorial 5 Different Methods Here are five straightforward ways that this can…
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WooCommerce Tax Rate CSV Collection – Import Ready – Last Updated: July 2021
This post will contain a collection of various WooCommerce ready tax rate CSV files. While these files can be used with other platforms with some modification, they are formatted specifically for the native WooCommerce tax rate import feature. How to import these tax rates into your WooCommerce website WooCommerce natively supports import and export of…
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Selling to the EU After July 2021 VAT Changes
In 2021 the European Union has made drastic changes to the way it expects international sellers to process shipments bound for any of its member states. Whereas prior to July 2021, low value shipments (below an average threshold value of around 22 Euro) were able to be imported into the union tax and duty free,…