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WooCommerce Technical Growth Strategies

Over time customers, order histories, and overall data will grow. Business conditions continually shift. Marketing experiments revolve and typically require new technical implementation to support, past ones to remove. How does one manage a growing website and keep it performing well, besides continually buying a bigger server? Following are some strategies to manage the growth […]
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(818) 835-5960 7137 Shoup Ave Unit 34Los Angeles, California 91307 Process Step 1: Introductions Send us a message. We’ll setup a call to get acquainted and get you a ballpark timeline and estimate. Step 2: Onboarding We’ll examine your website and work with you to establish a smart, phased, and results-driven project plan. Step 3: […]
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Hosted commerce (SaaS) Proprietary, per site Market leader with strong vendor relationships. Four plans based on sites, staff count, reports, shipping, payment rates, and enterprise. Shopify Partner WordPress + WooCommerce Hosting Managed shared, site packs Top WordPress host with strong management, security and features. Plans based on sites, traffic, overages. Ashley Beasley & Levi Wanner […]
The Internet re-imagined

Last week I enjoyed a webinar with partner company Pantheon by the same title covering strategies during the 2020 Covid-19 crisis. Pantheon is a provider of enterprise-grade developer-operations friendly managed WordPress hosting. Following are my notes.
WooCommerce website accessibility

Website accessibility (codename: a11y) has always been an important quality dimension to a website. In recent months website accessibility has seen tremendous growth not only for the purposes of inclusion, customer growth and search-engine optimization, but also to shield litigation, frivolous or otherwise, in connection with federal and state laws (ADA, Disabled Persons Acts, and […]
The most popular themes

Recently I’ve been assessing WooCommerce sites based in California as part of a new client outreach effort. Through this process and its first 100 subjects I’ve discovered more data on where people host their WooCommerce sites, what errors are showing up (SSL, JS/console, ADA, state compliance), performance metrics, who they use for hosting/registrations/email, what all plugins they use, and which theme they selected. I’m compiling this data into something more useful. For the time being, here’s the data on theme usage.
WooCommerce, skunkworks edition

Awhile back I voluntarily moved into a role developing a customized enterprise WooCommerce platform to power a couple dozen properties. I eventually came to understand this as a Skunkworks – a project “developed by a small and loosely structured group of people who research and develop a project primarily for the sake of radical innovation”, Wikipedia. The company did not adopt the solution. It was a categorical failure to them, yet a personal success for me to learn from.
Cleaning up your WooCommerce database

There’s lots you can do to improve database (DB) performance, but each change comes with risks. Always thoroughly test changes in a development environment first before making permanent database changes in production. Growth in data requires a growth in hosting to handle the scale of database size and queries. There’s only so much you can […]
Architecting million dollar projects

I was inspired by a webinar I recently attended, Architecting Growth–How to Crush Million Dollar Projects by Pantheon – a geek friendly managed host for enterprise WordPress and Drupal clients. This webinar is presented by their co-founder and discusses much of what they’ve learned providing infrastructure for larger scale projects.
Official hosting for WordPress sites

The WordPress.com Business Edition hosting service by Automattic could be the best option for hosting your WordPress sites.