As with other open source solutions, the more effort you put into Magento the more you’ll get out of it. Working with Magento, as an alternative to working with a proprietary ecommerce solution, will expose you and your team to a more detail-level view of platform functionality. By putting you in the driver’s seat of your ecommerce experience, you’ll be better positioned to develop a tailored-fit, high ROI solution for your business. But you’ll first need to be shown the ropes.

If you’re considering a jump into Magento to fulfill your ecommerce needs, then you will likely want some solid assurances that you’re positioned to reap real and substantial benefits. Here are some of the signature benefits you can expect if you learn how to leverage this powerful platform:

When you’re working with Magento, knowledge is power. Here are some useful secrets to help you get the most out of the world’s premier, open source ecommerce solution:

If you run an online business or have any affiliation with ecommerce and you’ve not yet heard about Magento, then I’m going to have to ask you to stop what you’re doing, take some time out of your busy day, and get up to speed. It’s important. Here’s why:

Related to the issue in my previous post about log cleaning, I would like to take some time to discuss customer and visitor logging in a little more detail.

We had a cron job running at 3am that synchronized inventory that started failing a couple of weeks ago. We recognized the issue only this last week. I determined the cause and the solution and wanted to share to help others in the community.

Here is an easy way to view Magento's module tree after dependency sorting has been applied.

I recently noticed an issue with a module, Devinc_Dailydeal, where one of it's pages was redirecting to the same page under the base URL of the admin sto