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In this new era of government mandated shutdowns and pandemic fear, the modern economy has shifted and modern business approaches are being tested. While the average consumer may currently choose to focus spending on essential items and services, they are saving money by refraining from travel and...

We have all been there. You have a great website, with great content. Your site is SEO optimized and all of the boxes are checked for best practices. However, your competitors are still are outranking you. You may even have better content and better optimizations than they do.

This can be very...

A popular trend among websites is ‘Infinite Scroll’, also referred to as ‘endless scrolling’ or ‘long scroll’ which lets a user continuously scroll without clicking on another page to view information. This modern experience is to correlate with social feed trends of mobile users. However, this tr...

June 2019 brought one of the biggest algorithm updates that Google has done in some time. Unlike the one that launched back in March of 2019, this one seemed to impact a broader scope of websites and industries. Much of what we saw with the March 2019 update was more directed at health/finance type websites. This one, from what we have followed in the forums and groups, has impacted many, many other industries in sometimes, a devistating way.

Never in the history of Magento's yearly conference has a Magento agency won a "Site of the Year" award 2 years in row - until now. Rocket Web has been awarded back-to-back wins at the 2014 Magento Imagine Conference.

What if you could make it so easy for a customer to finish a purchase as soon as they checked a product on their phone? Here's some tips for getting the most from your customer's mobile wallet.

Recently Etsy, the big handmade marketplace, underwent an interesting A/B testing experiment on their search results page. They replaced normal pagination with infinite scroll and observed how user engagement in search dropped quickly. They concluded they should revert back to the old pagination ASAP.

A recent survey by MyBuys Inc. and consultancy The E-tailing Group found that among 1,000 consumers, 55% are willing to provide shopping preferences to trusted store owners in exchange for a better shopping experience. This survey tells us that about 1/2 of consumers are willing to invest in a better shopping experience while the other half either don’t want to spend the time to have a better experience or are concerned about giving personal information away. So what can you do as a store owner to keep customer trusting you and win new ones over?