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Shopware 6.7 - The Next Big Update for Modern E-Commerce
The e-commerce world is constantly evolving - and those who want to stay successful need to keep up.Shopware 6.7, the latest version of the popular shop system, is just around the corner and brings numerous improvements and new features. In this article, you’ll learn what’s changing with the update, the benefits it offers, and how to best prepare your Shopware project for it.
Read more...Shopware Introduces Fair Usage Policy: What Store Owners Need to Know
Starting March 24, 2025, Shopware will update its General Terms & Conditions. A key part of this update is the new Fair Usage Policy for the free Shopware 6 Community Edition. Here's a quick overview of what changes – and what actions you may need to take as a store owner.
Read more...Shopware GitHub: Open Source Power for Your E-Commerce Projects
Looking to dive deeper into Shopware development? The Shopware GitHub is the central platform where developers collaborate, contribute code, and access the latest open-source tools and resources. If you're serious about customizing or extending Shopware, GitHub is a must-know.
Read more...Shopware Forum: Your Hub for Support, Tips & Community Exchange
The Shopware Forum is the go-to place for developers, merchants, and e-commerce professionals working with Shopware. Whether you need technical help, plugin recommendations, or conversion strategies – you'll find valuable insights and fast answers from real users.
Read more...Hyper-Personalization in B2B: How to Target Customers and Boost Revenue
Personalization is no longer exclusive to B2C. B2B customers now expect tailored offers, relevant product recommendations, and a shopping experience customized to their needs.
Read more...Marketplaces as a Growth Driver in B2B: Is It Worth Entering?
B2B e-commerce is growing rapidly, and marketplaces are at the center of this shift. According to a Digital Commerce study, 60% of B2B buyers now make at least 25% of their purchases on marketplaces – and the trend is rising.
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