Part 2 of our mini series of onboarding your staff to use Magento. In this post we give you some outline tips on how to set up your onboarding sessions for now and also for continuous improvement.
MageTraining is coming to America. We will be running the Magento Merchant Bootcamp in Chicago and New York City at the end of January 2015.
Triggered emails are any email that’s sent to a customer or visitor to your store at some specific point in their life cycle. These emails keep you customer engaged with your store and can also help you recover sales that you may have otherwise lost. We take a look at MageMail to see how it can help you earn more from you Magento store.
Article updated on 8th July 2014
Magento Go will cease to exist on 1st February 2015. Time to start making plans to migrate your Magento Go store.
Changes to the UK distance selling rules may effect how you manage and run your webstore. Take a look at the key points which came into effect on the 13th June 2014.
In this short Magento Training video we look at how you can implement a flexible pricing policy for individual products which is dependent on the customer. We also look at tier pricing and ways that you could implement both of these methods.
Magento 1.8 has updated the icons for widgets. No more generic icon for all widgets!
In two weeks time we will be at Meet Magento Germany for the first time and what is even more exciting is that on Tuesday 4th June at 2pm we will be presenting a 2 hour Magento Merchant training taster session.
Today kicked off the keynotes. In the bright Nevada sunshine hundreds of people crammed into the auditorium for the first of the day at 9am (some with bleary eyes from last night) with bated breath as Magento Imagine normally means some big announcements as to where the community is heading in the next year.
So it all kicked off today! After the great PreImagine events yesterday I felt a little bit more at home, and it’s surprising how many familiar faces there now are around the M Resort which is home to the Magento community for the next couple of days. 1,500 people from over 45 different countries to be exact. So what did the first day proper of the Magento Imagine conference have to offer?