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Top 5 Reasons Businesses Are Shifting From Magento To Shopify

  • Written by News Company


Although building an online business has been made simpler by the extensive use of the internet, maintaining its success is a journey rather than a destination. It involves critical decisions made analytically in order to run an e-commerce smoothly.

Among many others, opting for a suitable e-commerce platform for your business can affect your profit ratio directly. As such, below are the top reasons why migrating from Magento to Shopify can be beneficial for your e-commerce business.

Effortless maintenance of the store

Keeping a track record of the ongoing activities in an offline store is a difficult mission to be accomplished, let alone when all your data and customer analytics is only available in a soft copy.

Shopify comes with a range of user options that make it easier for you to adjust the shopping experience for your customers. Unlike Magneto, you can tweak the features of your website without the help of a programmer and still receive the same quality results.

Website security

In case you're not well-read about the threats and prevention while dealing with a business site, Magento requires you to carry out thorough research. Although PCI compliance is provided by both the platforms, Magento needs the user to look for options and integrate them manually.

While a Magento user needs to be responsible for his website security himself, irrespective of him being a web security expert, Shopify will take the load off the owner and automate this process.

Self-hosting

Magento is an open-source platform and requires the user to opt for a reliable host. On the contrary, Shopify is self-hosted, and you just need to sign up to start your business site. The performance of your site tends to be directly proportional to the service quality provided by your host.

Shopify cuts you slack in the time and effort needed to shortlist a suitable host for your e-commerce site. This boosts the uptime, page-loading speed of the site, and increases its overall performance.

Easy site customization

In order to keep your website on top of current trends, the business owner needs to update the look and functions of the site regularly. Although both the business platforms give you the facility of modifying your website, Shopify gives you slightly more advantages.

Magento will need the user to have a basic understanding of HTML or CSS to make changes to the website layout. On the other hand, Shopify provides you with intuitive functions that are easier to understand and operate.

Scalability of the site

The foremost goal of having an online outlet of your business is to increase sales, and thus, boost profits. A website that is unable to handle a traffic upsurge at any given moment can easily be labeled as a failure. A downfall in the performance of the site with a boost in the number of customers can have adverse effects on the business.

While Magento needs an outside trigger to facilitate the expansion of the site to deal with an upsurge, Shopify is equipped to handle the situation on its own. This allows the owner can remain concentrated on services being provided to the consumers and focusing on customer retention and feedback.

Deliveroo appoints Laura Huddle as Head of Commercial in Australia

  • Written by Sinead Harding

Leading online food platform Deliveroo has appointed Laura Huddle as Head of Commercial in Australia, as the platform continues to invest in building a strong and experienced local leadership team.

 

Laura joins Deliveroo after more than nine years at event technology platform, Eventbrite, where she joined as employee #20 and held multiple roles including Head of Sales & Business Development for Asia Pacific and Head of Marketing – Australia & New Zealand.

 

Laura will oversee Deliveroo’s relationship with the more than 11,000 restaurants on the platform in Australia, as well as focus on growing the number of restaurants with whom Deliveroo partners. The appointment comes as Deliveroo continues to massively expand the restaurants on its platform, having more than doubled the number of partner restaurants in the past 12 months.

 

Laura Huddle said: “This is an incredibly exciting time to be joining Deliveroo, a company that is focused on transforming the way people think about and experience their favourite foods. Partnering with and enabling the success of Australia’s best and most-loved restaurants is key to this.”

“There’s no doubt that the traditional restaurant sector is changing as consumers are looking for both the convenience of on-demand food delivery and an amazing dine-in experience. I’ll be focusing on ensuring that Deliveroo can best position our partner restaurants to succeed across both.”

 

Merten Wulfert, Managing Director APAC of Deliveroo, said: “We couldn’t be more excited to be adding Laura to an already strong leadership team in Australia. Laura is a proven tech expert and brings more than a decade of product, marketing, and sales experience in leading roles across both Australia and San Francisco, where she’s worked at the heart of the world’s start-up sector for Eventbrite, University of California Berkeley, and Myspace.

 

“We can’t wait to see how Laura drives engagement, strategy, and growth with our restaurant partners who are at the centre of our business in Australia.”

 

During her time at Eventbrite, Laura opened the Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, and Hong Kong  markets, drove experimentation within the small and medium business segment, and led APAC sales to achieve globe-leading performance.

 

In the past 12 months, Deliveroo has introduced a range of industry-leading features designed to maximise restaurant growth. Last year, Deliveroo introduced Marketplace+, a feature that allows small takeaway restaurants with their own delivery service to join Deliveroo and also make use of the company’s 8,000-strong rider network. Deliveroo has also introduced a Restaurant Perks program which provides restaurants with discount access to essential business services from select partners including Tyro and Sidekicker.

 

This year Deliveroo also became the first food delivery platform in Australia to introduce a subscription service for customers, Deliveroo Plus, driving greater customer loyalty and growth for restaurant partners.

 

Laura’s appointment comes after two major hires for Deliveroo earlier this year: Joanne Woo as Head of Corporate Affairs and Jeremy Brook as Head of Marketing in Australia.

 

About Deliveroo

 

In Australia, Deliveroo has a network of over 8,000 riders and works with 11,000 of the country’s best-loved restaurants across 13 cities - including Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide, Brisbane, Gold Coast, Perth and Canberra - to bring great-tasting food straight to people’s front doors.

 

Deliveroo is an award-winning delivery service founded in 2013 by William Shu and Greg Orlowski. Deliveroo works with over 80,000 best-loved restaurants, as well as 50,000 riders to provide the best food delivery experience in the world.  Deliveroo is headquartered in London, with 2,500 employees in offices around the globe.

 

Deliveroo operates in over 500 towns and cities across 14 markets, including Australia, Belgium, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Italy, Ireland, Netherlands, Singapore, Spain, Taiwan, United Arab Emirates and the United Kingdom.

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