ps: I launched 2 sites with shopify, and I never had any problem with it, time is money!
Posted: Thu Jan 02, 2025 10:16 am
conclude, my site currently (mymarket.ma) is no longer working properly; most of the products: Fruits, vegetables, meat and poultry are no longer displayed on my FO but activated on the BO, go figure.! I had to hire a technician to find the bug (to date, Walou, nada, nothing at all) which means that I lose a lot of money every minute that passes... All this because there was (and I am sure of it) an update of a 2-ball module which is causing me to crash a company with a turnover of several tens of thousands of euros.
ps: I launched 2 sites with shopify, and I never had any problem with it, time is money!
Help me: I would like to migrate all of my data from PrestaShop to Shopify, without loss of data or natural referencing, if there is a Shopify expert, please send me a PM.
Sincerely
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Alain wrote
THEMay 31, 2019:
WordPress is a blog, Woocomerce even if it is an addon will require a ton of effort and will never be at the level of a real cms dedicated to commerce. I speak to you from experience, because I have myself experimented with several solutions and the only one that is the most effective for me is Shopify. I know some will tell me it is paid, of course but time is money, and when I see the time wasted with Woo or Presta no thanks. In addition I have a tip on Shopify to pay only from the 50th order. So no risk, you do not sell anything, you do not pay anything and if you manage to sell 50 products it is because you have found the right product and the right marketing plan. Contact me if you want more information. To plush dropshippers. [email protected]
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Eric wrote
THEApril 30, 2019:
Pfff I read comments here I think it's because it's old but honestly how can we still like PrestaShop??? It's really bad, I'll take the stupid example, to change the color of a text under Presta you have to type some code, under Shopify you go to the page in question and hop one click and it's done. In addition under Presta hello bugs. You make an ecommerce website to dominican republic whatsapp data spend time troubleshooting it or customizing it on Presta, not on Shopify. Come on I tested both and honestly in 2019 Shopify even paid I prefer it 1000 times over Presta. And I assume that if we do ecommerce and we are at 50 or 100 euros near we should not do ecommerce. You have to give yourself the means to achieve your ambitions, if you spend 80€ on Shopify and a few addons per month look at the return on investment. Not everyone likes to waste hours on code because time is money. So my ambition is to sell by coding, good fun to all.
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Nicolas B wrote
THEFebruary 28, 2020:
Exactly, people spit on Shopify because you have to pay for monthly plugins but the day you have to evolve and change plugins there is no need to buy other plugins for hundreds of euros. You have to live with the times and Shopify is the future, even if some things can be improved like the payment tunnel and the choice of relay points after payment it is really worth it!
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DIMITRI wrote
THEMarch 15, 2019:
I would like to open an e-commerce site with about ten products to manage. (so no need for a link (ERP) to a storage software.
We do not need storage management because there are very few products. We only want to receive orders by email and show the stock limit of the goods. (remaining stock)
Only I do not know which solution to take between a small e-commerce CMS (wordpress/shopify/prestashop) or another easy solution (Wix etc ...) - which would avoid us going through an agency and having crazy costs.
ps: I launched 2 sites with shopify, and I never had any problem with it, time is money!
Help me: I would like to migrate all of my data from PrestaShop to Shopify, without loss of data or natural referencing, if there is a Shopify expert, please send me a PM.
Sincerely
Answer
Alain wrote
THEMay 31, 2019:
WordPress is a blog, Woocomerce even if it is an addon will require a ton of effort and will never be at the level of a real cms dedicated to commerce. I speak to you from experience, because I have myself experimented with several solutions and the only one that is the most effective for me is Shopify. I know some will tell me it is paid, of course but time is money, and when I see the time wasted with Woo or Presta no thanks. In addition I have a tip on Shopify to pay only from the 50th order. So no risk, you do not sell anything, you do not pay anything and if you manage to sell 50 products it is because you have found the right product and the right marketing plan. Contact me if you want more information. To plush dropshippers. [email protected]
Answer
Eric wrote
THEApril 30, 2019:
Pfff I read comments here I think it's because it's old but honestly how can we still like PrestaShop??? It's really bad, I'll take the stupid example, to change the color of a text under Presta you have to type some code, under Shopify you go to the page in question and hop one click and it's done. In addition under Presta hello bugs. You make an ecommerce website to dominican republic whatsapp data spend time troubleshooting it or customizing it on Presta, not on Shopify. Come on I tested both and honestly in 2019 Shopify even paid I prefer it 1000 times over Presta. And I assume that if we do ecommerce and we are at 50 or 100 euros near we should not do ecommerce. You have to give yourself the means to achieve your ambitions, if you spend 80€ on Shopify and a few addons per month look at the return on investment. Not everyone likes to waste hours on code because time is money. So my ambition is to sell by coding, good fun to all.
Answer
Nicolas B wrote
THEFebruary 28, 2020:
Exactly, people spit on Shopify because you have to pay for monthly plugins but the day you have to evolve and change plugins there is no need to buy other plugins for hundreds of euros. You have to live with the times and Shopify is the future, even if some things can be improved like the payment tunnel and the choice of relay points after payment it is really worth it!
Answer
DIMITRI wrote
THEMarch 15, 2019:
I would like to open an e-commerce site with about ten products to manage. (so no need for a link (ERP) to a storage software.
We do not need storage management because there are very few products. We only want to receive orders by email and show the stock limit of the goods. (remaining stock)
Only I do not know which solution to take between a small e-commerce CMS (wordpress/shopify/prestashop) or another easy solution (Wix etc ...) - which would avoid us going through an agency and having crazy costs.