I’ve seen many online stores use BigCommerce and Shopify. As businesses grow and change they may find their current platform no longer suits them. This can lead to considering switching platforms.

Moving an online store from BigCommerce to Shopify involves several steps and considerations. It’s a process that requires planning and execution to get it right.

In this post I’ll go through the methods I use when migrating BigCommerce store for my clients, including the steps and benefits of moving your store from BigCommerce to Shopify.

When comparing website builders and e-commerce platforms Squarespace and BigCommerce always come up. I’ve done the testing and comparison so you can see which one wins in each category.

Squarespace is known for its beautiful high res themes and ease of customization so if design is your top priority. BigCommerce has big inventory and international sales support and a ton of payment gateways and no extra transaction fees.

Three decades ago, the average non-prominent artist would have a difficult time figuring out where, when and how to sell their work. There were significant barriers of entry, not least of which were the high fees. Securing space at an average art gallery was hard. That changed with the advent of the Internet.

Brick-and-mortar art shops and galleries remain an important forum for connecting artists and art sellers on one hand, and buyers and collectors on the other.

Art Storefronts is easily one of the best solutions I’ve seen for artists looking for a way to connect with clients, elevate their brand, and increase revenue in the digital age. The trouble is the company isn’t particularly transparent with its pricing.

Your Shopify URL is more than just an web address — it’s part of your brand and a big part of your SEO. Whether you’re rebranding your store, improving SEO or making your URL match your products, changing your Shopify URL can be a big win.

But this needs to be done carefully. A mistake can break links, lose traffic and harm your search rankings. In this guide I’ll take you through the process of changing your Shopify URL safely.

As a seasoned web developer and Shopify expert with over 10 years of experience, I have helped countless businesses rebrand and optimize their online stores for better SEO and user experience.

With my deep understanding of Shopify’s platform and SEO best practices (I have a Shopify SEO app available on the app store), you can trust that the advice provided here is grounded in real-world knowledge and proven strategies, ensuring your URL change is seamless and successful.

Shopify vs BlueHost: Which is best for ecommerce store owners?

If you want the quick answer, based on my experience, Shopify is the much better option. It’s a more robust solution, specifically designed for omnichannel selling. It excels in delivering comprehensive website building tools, features to boost ecommerce rates, and exceptional security.

However, BlueHost is still a decent competitor, offering not just a versatile web hosting service, but also straightforward design tools, ecommerce capabilities (via WooCommerce), advanced security, and no transaction fees on any plan.

Choosing the right website builder can make or break your online presence if you have an ecommerce store. I’ve compared Shopify, Squarespace and Wix – three of the most popular options – to help you decide which is best for you.

If you want lots of customization and thousands of third party integrations, Shopify is the clear winner with over 8000 apps to choose from.

If you’re just starting out and want an all in one solution, Squarespace has a user friendly interface and award winning templates. But it has fewer payment gateways than Shopify and Wix.

Wix on the other hand excels at versatility and ease of use with 61 payment gateways and an app market that balances functionality and simplicity.