I have a big, multi-million dollar project that I'm thinking of switching to @WooCommerce. I have a bunch of questions. Can someone connect me with a person at WooCommerce, preferably in SF?
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Replying to @theSamParr
i try to stay agnostic but we have demo stores on ~20 ecom platforms and if you are weighing Shopify vs Woo it's not even close. Woo is literally a "hack" that keeps getting bigger. there's a reason shopify is the only public co in ecom as a service. need more chars to articulate
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Replying to @ryanckulp
I have a few buds with massive stores and they say WooCom is more flexible. But I don't know first hand. Can you tell me the top 3 reasons why WooCom would be better than Shop and the top 3 reasons why its worse?
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Replying to @theSamParr
why Woo better: 1. most hackable, open source 2. a plugin for literally everything 3. free ! (basically) why Shop: 1. [much much] more stable + documented API 2. infrastructure like fulfillment network + more coming 3. better UI/UX and themes
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Replying to @ryanckulp @theSamParr
No mention of content management. If that matters, Woo is superior. Went through this question about 6 months ago and spoke with a lot of digital agencies and entrepreneurs. Everyone has their preferences, yet Woo came out on top in majority of these convos.
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Shopify is amazing yet their position as easiest to use is also their weakness. Features are tied to plans to they tend to nickel & dime. And since they are public and very much in the spotlight they will need nickels & dimes from time to time.
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Wordpress and woo offer a lot of flexibility once you figure it out, and it doesn’t take long. You have more control overall (which could be a bad thing) yet even if you’re going with a theme - most designers develop for both Shopify & Woocommerce.
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Replying to @jmmohr @theSamParr
why not a WP blog as website with store on shop subdomaim? or opposite — store on dot com and blog subdomain. best of both worlds
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Short answer: I've thought about it. MIGHT work. Much longer answer: there are some technical things that make it not impossible but challenging.
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Replying to @theSamParr @jmmohr
i think Shopify understands important of a robust CMS / SEO stack and will either a) overhaul existing or at least b) continue to innovate the embeddable “buy” button / checkout as a service. g’luck!
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