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Four custom extensions in the Adobe Commerce Marketplace – from the same practical experience as these projects. Marketplace profile
Complete migration and redesign of Industriearmaturen-Shop24.de
Magento 2 online shop for the garden trade – Hermann Meyer
Before & After: Storetown-Media's comprehensive digital strategy for Huck GmbH
Barbarian.eu Magento 2 ProjectAll Magento references Our checkout plugin is located in the official WordPress.org directory – reviewed according to its guidelines. View in directory
Case study of the booking portal Fewo-Nordostsee.de with WordPress (homey)
hairdoshop.de – the same shop built in WooCommerce and Shopify
Propellerdiscount WooCommerce Shop Redesign
WooCommerce wine shop in 3 languagesAll WooCommerce references Shopware 6 from Tornesch: Switching from Shopware 5, custom themes and integration with the merchandise management system.
Shopware project newxise
New Shopware shop
Magento reference for selling vegan food: Happy CheezeAll Shopware references Migration of existing shops to Shopify, custom themes and the mandatory German information.
hairdoshop.de – the same shop built in WooCommerce and ShopifyAll Shopify references Company websites and portals based on WordPress – the same foundation on which our plugins are also created.
Case study of the booking portal Fewo-Nordostsee.de with WordPress (homey)
Custom WordPress theme for a North Sea holiday home – The Blue House in FriedrichskoogWooCommerce shop for hair extensions – the multilingual hairdo online shop
Carpenter's website with WordPress – De Holtworm Carpentry in FriedrichskoogAll WordPress references In e-commerce since 2012
Online shops, websites and everything related to them – from Hamburg / Tornesch in the Pinneberg district.
Current e-commerce news, practical tips and tricks for online retailers – from conversion optimization to payment and shipping, presented in an easy-to-understand way by the Storetown Media team.
Storetown Media's "E-Commerce News - Tips & Tricks" category contains 79 articles. Key topics include: checkout optimization, Magento, SEO, e-commerce, Shopware, WooCommerce, design, Core Web Vitals, tips, and marketing. Popular articles: 🤖How AI builds personalized homepages, dynamically for each visitor🛒, 🖼️ What online shoppers secretly think about your product images 🔎, ✅ The invisible trust: Microcopy in the online shop ℹ️, 💾 Retro Webshop: My Date with the 90s – and What We Can Do Better Today 🛒, 🔔 Why online shoppers hate pop-ups, and how you can learn to love them ✉️.
Current e-commerce news, practical tips and tricks for online retailers – from conversion optimization to payment and shipping, presented in an easy-to-understand way by the Storetown Media team.
VAT in online retail is like glitter. You'll still find it everywhere weeks later. Everything's fine at first, then a country changes a rate, and suddenly you're searching for the error in the checkout, even though your code was perfectly clean. That's exactly where EU Tax Rate Sync for Magento 2 Community comes in. This free extension automatically synchronizes VAT rates. It imports…
You want to earn money in e-commerce and still feel that your job won't be outdated in three years. Understandable. E-commerce is fast-paced, data-driven, and sometimes a bit chaotic, but that's precisely what makes the opportunities so great. I'll show you the roles that pay well today and will become even more important tomorrow. Plus, you'll get…
You're currently selling in your own online store and considering launching on marketplaces as well. Or perhaps you're already operating on two channels and realizing things can quickly become chaotic if inventory, pricing, and returns aren't properly aligned. Multi-channel retailing sounds like more revenue, greater reach, and more stability. Often, that's true. But it also brings more complexity, more…
You're scaling your shop and realizing that some things feel like a dress that's too tight after pizza and ice cream. It's still manageable, but you're not moving freely anymore. Orders are increasing, teams are growing, channels are expanding, and suddenly every little feature takes weeks. That's often the moment when the question pops up: Is it enough…?
You want your online shop to accept orders, display accurate stock levels, generate clean invoices, and prevent your team from having to search through five different tools simultaneously. That's precisely what integrations between your shop and ERP, CRM, or inventory management systems are for. With a proper connection, data flows automatically instead of someone having to copy spreadsheets. In this article, I compare SAP Business One…
Today I'll guide you through the points that matter in practice. No boring theory. Just clear decisions that will make your shop more stable. And yes, I'll also throw in a bit of harsh reality, because we've all been there: quickly and manually adjusting stock levels at 23:47 pm. And after that, things were kind of...
You want an online shop that sells. Not just a pretty screen with a shopping cart icon. That's exactly what this is about. If you want to have a shop built, you're not just buying a theme. You're buying clarity, clean technology, good content, and a plan that takes you from scratch to launch. I'll guide you through the most important decisions.
You want to sell in other countries. Great idea. But internationalization isn't a case of "translate and you're done." If you rush it, your shop will end up with mixed languages, odd prices, incorrect taxes, and a checkout process that frustrates customers. If you plan it carefully, your shop will look like it was built right there in the target country. Language…
Worst-case scenarios: The shop's inventory is incorrect, yesterday's prices are in the ERP system, customers appear twice in the CRM, and somewhere an order is stuck in a stalled status like chewing gum on a sneaker. This isn't a disaster, it's a system problem. And it can be solved by bringing structure to the process. Here, I'll show you how…
You're sitting in front of your WooCommerce shop, looking at your plugins, sighing deeply, and thinking, "This could all be done more efficiently." Welcome to the club. This is exactly where the story begins of how to migrate your shop from WooCommerce to Shopware 6 – cleanly, predictably, and without emotional meltdowns. In this article, I'll guide you through the entire process.
You have a Shopware 6 shop and want to build your own frontend with Vue, React, Next, or Nuxt. Welcome to the headless world. Here, you separate the shop logic from the storefront, retrieve all data via the API, and design the frontend exactly as you need it. Sounds like a lot of freedom. And it is. But without…
One month your sales skyrocket, the next your shop seems more like a quiet Sunday morning. Sometimes the new campaign performs brilliantly, sometimes nobody clicks on your ads. Yet you're still expected to decide how much budget to allocate, how full your warehouse should be, and whether hiring new support staff is worthwhile.
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