Can E-commerce Ever Be Simple?
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On this episode of The WP Minute’s Agency Action podcast, Kurt von Ahnen and Toby Cryns discuss the evolving landscape of e-commerce, with a focus on the competition between WooCommerce and Shopify. They explore the importance of reducing complexity in e-commerce solutions, the impact of AI on SEO, and the future of agency development in a tech-driven world. The guys also ponder the role of no-code solutions, the value of human expertise, and the challenges of AI-generated content. Additionally, they examine the potential for agencies to offer email management services as a new revenue stream, highlighting the complexities of account setup and migration.
Takeaways:
- Shopify is gaining traction as a user-friendly alternative to WooCommerce.
- Reducing complexity in e-commerce can lead to smoother operations.
- AI is reshaping SEO, creating new opportunities for smaller players.
- Agencies must adapt to the changing landscape of technology and client expectations.
- No-code solutions are becoming more prevalent, but may not replace the need for skilled developers.
- Human expertise will remain valuable as AI tools proliferate.
- Content creation with AI can be efficient but may lack specificity.
- Tools like Advanced Custom Fields can complicate WordPress development if not used correctly.
- Email management could be a lucrative service for agencies.
Important Links:
- Kurt’s Agency: Mañana No Mas
- Toby’s Agency: The Mighty Mo!
- Follow Kurt & Toby:
LinkedIn: Kurt | Toby - Agency Action Podcast: thewpminute.com/subscribe
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