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In the world of e-commerce, online store owners often face a dilemma: to implement the store on their own or with the help of a partner (agency).

E-shop owners must consciously analyze each cost area to avoid the so-called "budget burnout error" (e.g. poorly configured advertising campaigns) and find financial reserves.

Cross-border eCommerce is the sale of products or services to customers outside of one's own country via the Internet. Globalization and technological advances are making cross-border shopping a commonplace.

For years, I have observed how new technologies change e-commerce, logistics, and even how we define the term "product." One of the newest and most future-proof trends is digital product passports.

Digital transformation in the context of e-commerce is nothing more than the comprehensive integration of digital technologies in all areas of a company's operations and changing the way it delivers value to customers.

The WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) is an international standard developed by the W3C consortium as part of the WAI (Web Accessibility Initiative) initiative – a set of principles aimed at designing websites and web applications accessible to people with various disabilities.

When planning to launch a store on Shopify or considering migrating to the platform, one of the key aspects is understanding the full costs of using it.

The payment process is the heart of every online store – its efficiency determines not only customer satisfaction, but also conversion rates and business profitability.

‍Moving your online store from AtomStore to Shopify is a strategic move that can bring tangible benefits to your business.

Migrating to Shopify is a serious undertaking – especially when we’re talking about moving from IdoSell. Such a change can bring many benefits to an e-store, but it also comes with challenges and requires careful planning and technical expertise.

The DTC trend is clearly visible worldwide – according to NielsenIQ, DTC sales already account for roughly one in seven dollars spent online globally, and this share is growing rapidly.

The e-commerce sector after 2025 places increasingly higher demands on companies in terms of the front-end.

Shopify Summer '25 Edition (codenamed "Horizons") brings a veritable flood of improvements - over 150 new features covering every corner of the platform.

Being present in multiple eCommerce sales channels is becoming a necessity for online store owners. Integrating Shopify with Allegro makes reaching a broader audience and boosting revenue easier.

Shopify Hydrogen is a new, modern front-end framework from Shopify, designed with headless commerce in mind.

In the era of dynamic e-commerce development, many companies are looking for solutions that will not only allow them to quickly sell products online, but also effectively manage their entire operational activities.

In e-commerce, every visual detail matters. UI design (user interface design) influences the customer's first impression, builds trust and directly affects sales results.

Headless commerce – this buzzword has been making the rounds in the eCommerce world recently. Is it just another trend or a real shift in approach that can revolutionise your online business?

UX design (user experience design) is one of the key factors in the success of an online store today. A well-developed UX translates directly into conversions – the user finds the product and completes the purchase more easily.

Traditionally, manufacturing companies have sold their products through a network of distributors, wholesalers, and retailers. Today, however, more and more manufacturers are considering the D2C (Direct-to-Consumer) model, i.e. selling directly to the end customer.

E-commerce is currently undergoing another phase of transformation—this time, thanks to artificial intelligence, which is increasingly integrated with customers’ shopping experiences. One of the most interesting examples is Shopify’s growing integration with ChatGPT.

The D2C (Direct-to-Consumer) business model is becoming increasingly popular in the world of e-commerce. It involves direct sales without intermediaries – the manufacturer delivers products directly to the consumer, instead of using wholesalers or retail stores.

‍The Shopify ecosystem is a collection of applications and integrations that extend the capabilities of the Shopify platform, tailored to the needs of an online store. In the case of the Polish market, the location of the Shopify ecosystem is key.

In recent years, Shopify has become the e-commerce platform of choice for emerging DTC brands and modern online retailers.

BLIK is currently one of the most popular payment methods in Poland, especially in e-commerce. In 2024, users made over 2.4 billion BLIK transactions, including 1.2 billion in online stores. On average, over 22 BLIK transactions are made per second in Poland.

‍The day-to-day running of an online store on Shopify can be intuitive—until something stops working the way it should. What happens then? Where can you turn for help?

Whether you're planning to migrate your online store to a new platform (e.g., switching to Shopify) or are preparing for a major optimization of your existing store, an eCommerce audit is a crucial preparatory step.

‍In 2025, retail leaders—regardless of their industry—face one fundamental challenge: the customer is channel-blind. They want to buy where they want, when they want, and how they want—and you have to provide a consistent experience.

Shopify is strengthening its position as a leading eCommerce platform, constantly developing features and adapting to market needs. 2025 promises to be an exciting year – from core feature improvements to AI in eCommerce, Shopify headless commerce, automation, and new integrations.

WooCommerce is a popular e-commerce platform based on WordPress. As an open-source solution, it is free to use. However, many businesses decide to migrate to the Shopify platform, which requires paying a monthly or annual license. Why do store owners decide to do this?

‍The UAE eCommerce market is booming. With revenue projections reaching $8 billion by 2025 (Statista), businesses are rushing to establish their online presence.

Expanding your e-commerce business to a new market? Choosing the right partner is crucial for a smooth, cost-effective, and scalable transition. Here’s why working with a digital agency that knows the local market is the smart choice for businesses.

No-code is the future of eCommerce automation, especially for companies operating in multiple markets and sales channels. In this article, we discuss what no-code is, what benefits it brings to managers and owners of online stores, and how it can be used to automate key business processes. See how no-code can help your company achieve greater efficiency and scalability.

Artificial intelligence is changing the rules of the eCommerce game. In this article, you will learn how AI supports process automation, from inventory management to offer personalization, and why you should implement it today to gain a competitive advantage.

Shopify Payments is already available in Poland in early access and is shaking up the local eCommerce market. What does it cost and is it a cost‑effective solution for your business?

Analysis of 4 BI platforms in terms of data integration, scalability and costs. Learn when to choose open-source Superset and when to choose commercial solutions – to optimize ROI in e-commerce.

Superset integrates data from e-commerce platforms in real time, automates reporting and gives autonomy to teams. See how implementing the tool translates into the company's KPIs.

How to make sales automation a real tool for increasing efficiency? In this article, we will answer this question by looking at five eCommerce automation trends for 2025.