In the following post, we compare two different ways of importing data from a remote table to Magento 2. First of all, you will find out how to do that via a default algorithm suitable for all databases. Next, we will draw your attention to a more user-friendly approach. Thus, if you need to import data from Amazon DynamoDB to Magento 2, you’ve come to the right place. Let’s start the exploration. Continue Reading
The following article is dedicated to the Magento 2 integration. If you’ve just thought about replacing the standard Magento database with an alternative solution, we won’t do that. Instead, we will teach you how to import a table from a remote FileMaker database to Magento 2. Below, you can discover two different way of achieving this goal. Continue Reading
The following article sheds light on how to import data from an external database into Magento 2. Below, we discuss and compare two different ways of doing that. First of all, you will find out how to apply a standard algorithm of moving data from a database to Magento 2. Next, we will provide you with a reliable tool that dramatically improves the community-proven approach. Let’s start the exploration. Continue Reading
Today, we are going to shed light on one significant improvement to the default admin routine. The following article describes how to import data from an external database into Magento 2. First, we concentrate on a traditional approach to the data migration from a remote database into Magento 2. Next, when all the pros and cons are revealed, provide a more user-friendly way of achieving the same goal. To make the long story short, let’s proceed to the universal approach to importing data from Hive into Magento 2. Continue Reading
Let’s assume that you have some important data update stored in a remote . You need to move the information from the external source to your Magento 2 database. How to do that? There are two ways of achieving your goal. First of all, it is possible to leverage a standard approach when you need to perform MariaDB export, edit the output, and move it into your store. However, there is a more user-friendly direction of doing the same things. Below, you will find the exploration of how to import data from MariaDB to Magento 2 in both ways. Continue Reading
Time has come and we’re thrilled to announce the launch of the very first Partner Loyalty Program by FireBear Studio for eCommerce development/marketing agencies and SIs. What are its essentials? What benefits do we offer? What products and services can you get according to the program? You will find the answers below. Continue Reading
If you prefer Zoho Office Suite to Microsoft Office 365 or Google Sheets and want to connect it to your Magento 2 website, you’ve come to the right place. Since our favorite e-commerce platform doesn’t provide the desired functionality, some sort of magic is required. Below, we shed light on how to import and export data from into Magento 2, but let’s say a few words about the spreadsheet software first. Continue Reading
Searching for perfect Magento themes can be excruciating if you are new to the game. Yes, the web is packed with Magento themes of all possible layouts/designs (and prices, for that matter). Yes, you are promised the best user experience ever, the infinite customization potential, the endless layout variations, and other sorts of bonuses. But how to check if any of these features are true? How not to end up with a Magento theme that is unpractical and sometimes poorly coded? These questions are getting even more difficult to answer if you know next to nothing about coding, aren’t they? That is why we have worked towards the goal to help you to narrow down your search. Believe it or not, there are Magento themes out there that are both visually attractive and highly efficient in the modern ecommerce. To prove that, we have even compiled the list of top 15 Magento Themes 2018. So, make yourself comfortable and get ready to learn what makes a professional Magento theme! Continue Reading
Today, we describe the Magento extension that is especially useful for online stores selling clothes, footwear, and other products of different sizes. Meet the Amasty Size Chart for Magento 2! The module improves customer experience by allowing online shoppers to use size charts available for a specific product. By adding size guides to your products, you decrease the number of inquiries in regards to products’ size measurement from customers and increase your conversion rates. Since multiple size scales are used in different countries, as well as sizes may vary depending on a brand, providing guides to help clients understand which size will fit them better is a win-win strategy.
First, we will take a look at the key features of the Magento 2 Size Chart module and then proceed to its backend configuration.
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Upselling and cross-selling products on an ecommerce store is an efficient strategy to make more profit and boost sales. Up-sells let you promote your items that are more advanced or have a higher price tag, so that store visitors get more value from the desired product, while you increase your profit. As for cross-sells, they help to inform customers about the items complementary to a product they want to buy, which motivates them to put more goods in a cart, increasing average order value.
Unfortunately, the default Magento 2 platform has limited functionality for setting product relations. That’s why merchants need third-party solutions to be able to create flexible rules for cross-selling and up-selling products. The Amasty Cross-Sell / Upsell Products Magento 2 extension is one of these tools helping store owners to create blocks for up-sells, cross-sells, and related products according to their specific requirements. Instead of adding cross-sell or upsell items for each product manually, you get the possibility to use the intelligent algorithm that generates suggestions for related products blocks automatically.
Below, we have a closer look at the Magento 2 up-sell and cross-sell products module’s functionality, as well as describe its backend configuration and appearance on a storefront.
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