Author: Rajendra Bhochalya

If you’ve been selling on Etsy for a while, you’ve probably noticed a few things:

1. Your shop is just one among thousands, if not millions, in your niche. Competing on Etsy can feel like shouting into a crowd.
2. Etsy takes a significant chunk of your profits with fees for listings, transactions, and advertising.
3. You don’t have much control over how your shop looks, functions, or even ranks in Etsy search.

This is where Shopify comes in.

When you move to Shopify, you’re no longer dependent on someone else’s platform. Instead, you have full ownership over your store, branding, marketing, and customer relationships.

For many Etsy sellers, it’s the natural next step to grow their business and build a sustainable brand.

Over the past 10+ years, I’ve helped countless sellers migrate to Shopify. I’ve also developed Shopify apps, so I’ve seen the platform from every angle.

Moving an online store to a new platform is a high-stakes move. Get it wrong, and you could lose years of SEO work, traffic, and revenue overnight. But get it right, and your store will be faster, more scalable, and more profitable.

I’ve been a Shopify developer for over a decade, built 3 Shopify apps, and migrated 100+ stores. I’ve seen everything—from businesses losing 60% of their organic traffic due to bad redirects, to companies doubling their revenue after a seamless Shopify migration.

This guide will take you through every step of the process, ensuring you don’t lose rankings, customers, or sales.

Let’s get started.

If you’re looking for the fastest Shopify themes available in 2025, you’re in the right place.

While there’s more to designing an incredible ecommerce store than ensuring your pages can load quickly, speed is a major factor.

How quickly your site loads affects everything from your customer’s experience on your site, to your search engine rankings.

Fortunately, we’ve done the hard work of testing hundreds of Shopify themes for you, to help you pick the fastest options out there.

I’ve been building Shopify apps and themes for over 10 years. Built three apps that scaled thousands of stores. Helped brands go from struggling to six-figure months.

And let me tell you—spotting a Shopify store is like second nature to me.

Follow these steps and you’ll always know if a website uses Shopify—whether you’re doing competitor research, looking for inspiration or just curious.

This is a question I get asked all the time by my clients: “How do I add custom fonts to my Shopify store?”

Whether you’re trying to match your brand’s vibe or just want something that makes your store stand out, adding custom fonts is one of the easiest ways to give your site a unique look. And trust me, it’s not as complicated as it sounds—I’ll break it down for you step-by-step.

Moving to a new platform can be daunting but moving your SureCart store to Shopify doesn’t have to be. As someone who has helped many businesses make this move—and with three Shopify apps under my belt—I know the process inside out.

In this guide I’ll take you through every step of the journey from preparing your data to launching a fully optimised Shopify store. Let’s make this transition smooth, stress-free and successful.

When I first saw iAdvize: AI Shopping Assistant I was interested. As a Shopify app developer with over 10 years of experience and 3 apps under my belt I’ve seen many tools that claim to revolutionize customer engagement.

Most are too complex, too basic or just don’t deliver on their promises. iAdvize however caught my attention with its bold claim: AI driven, personalized customer support that can increase conversions.

Why is customer engagement so important?

When I first started working as a Shopify developer over a decade ago, Shopify was primarily geared towards small to medium-sized businesses.

Fast forward to today, and Shopify has grown into a powerhouse capable of handling the demands of enterprise-level operations, thanks to Shopify Plus.

Over the years, I’ve developed successful Shopify apps and custom Shopify themes for clients ranging from budding entrepreneurs to enterprise giants, so I’ve seen firsthand what the platform is capable of.

In this article, I’ll dive deep into whether Shopify is truly ready for enterprise businesses and whether it can meet the complex needs of large-scale operations.