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As horrific as it may sound, a lot of our loyal high-volume e-commerce customers were once suddenly dropped by Shopify. For a business with thousands, or even tens of thousands of customers and millions in sales volume, this can be a gut-wrenching experience. One of the site we have is making over 5 million dollars… Continue reading Dropped by Shopify?
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Note: If you need to migrate Magento, please review this post. The reasons to migrate or test migrate to aMiSTACX are many. Performance, stack control, simplicity, and a possible reduction in hosting costs. Although there are many ways you can migrate and many different variations, I’ll cover a LAMP migration process that has worked well and is… Continue reading How to Migrate WordPress to AWS
