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Magento email templates: How to edit and manage it in Magento 2
Finding a perfect email template is the first step to send out exclusive emails. In this article, we will give you a guide to editing and customizing Magento email templates. To ensure that your emails will be displayed correctly on different devices, you need to follow certain rules above: Use table-layout (<table> instead of <div>);Do not shorten…
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Magento 404 error page not found: Page not found and how to fix it in Magento 2
One of the popular faults is the 404 error page not found. It happens quite often and your Magento page can happen too if you don’t pay attention to it. As the result, customers find it difficult to reach your page and your store. And as the result, the volume of visitors can decrease considerably,…
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Consumer electronics: Trend 2021 and Effective strategies the retailers need to do to get high profits
Consumer electronics industry, like many others, is experiencing a certain amount of volatility, and even the most expert projections may be stymied by the unpredictability of today’s market forces. We’ve seen some incredible technological innovations over the last decade, but as we move into the 20s, what new developments await us? Here, we take a…
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Magento 2 Cron job: Everything you need to know
The cron job is a great feature of Linux, the free operating system for the user. The cron job will create a command or a script that is appropriate to the task you want to do. Instead of manual working, the cronjob allows running automatically at the exact time and date. Due to its automation,…
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Order status: what is it and how to create it in Magento 2
Order Status is the option to inform both customers and admin owners about the order progress when order is generated while each order status is corresponding to a state in the Order Status Workflow. In the configuration, you can generate a new one, assign it to the order state, and even set it as the…
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Pre-order: Some unique strategies you need to use for your eCommerce store
During the past few years, the pre-order button on any eCommerce website is becoming more and more important. This is because more suppliers and retailers are seeing the benefits of taking pre-orders online as they give a good idea of what the demand is and get a guaranteed number of sales. In other words, if…
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Magento google shopping feed: How to set up it in Magento
Because Google has just announced that Google Shopping opens up for free product listing ads, we have prepared this guide to help you to set up Magento google shopping feed in Magento 2 that allows you to sell their products through Google ads effectively
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Magento full page cache: The common issues and how to configure it
When you own a Magento website, there are lots of factors that affect the performance of the website. And one of them is website speed. It not only helps your site have a high ranking in SERP but also attracts more customers to your store and enhances their satisfaction when they visit. Besides, it’s the…
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Difference between websites, stores, store view and how to create it in Magento 2
Store view, stores, and website in Magento 2 are fundamental factors for store owners to start their own e-commerce business. Whenever you are looking to implement the original store looks or differentiate the benefits of your website, Magento is an excellent choice. Today, we will show you more absolute knowledge about Magento websites, multi-stores, and store views to point…
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502 Bad Gateway Error: Simple Explanation and How To Fix
502 Bad Gateway Error is a HyperText Transfer Protocol (HTTP) status code occurring when a gateway receives an inadequate response from the other servers. To make it clear, 502 Bad Gateway error is an indicator showing that there is an issue in a website’s server communication. Also, this error does not actually tell you the…
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CMS Website: 5 common problems you have to pay attention
Content management systems are often perceived as a silver bullet that will solve all your content problems. But, as we begin to have a relationship with them we soon discover that in many cases a CMS website is not needed and could actually do more harm than good. This is often because it has failed…
