Woocommerce or Magento?
- Thread starter nafeekx
- Start date
- Apr 25, 2011
- 19,738
- 27,976
My experience of WordPress and woo is that it’s very user friendly and easy to use.
Magento is a lot more complicated and requires a lot more maintenance. The plus point with magento is that it can integrate with a lot of other systems so I’d say unless you need any really advanced functionality, stick with wp+woo.
Magento is a lot more complicated and requires a lot more maintenance. The plus point with magento is that it can integrate with a lot of other systems so I’d say unless you need any really advanced functionality, stick with wp+woo.
- Jun 20, 2013
- 11,250
- 8,604
Magento is big thing, dont mess with it unless you know what you are doing
D
Deleted member 877043
Guest
Like everybody else suggested; go with Woo.
And perhaps have a look at combining it with Thrive Themes to create squeeze, landing-, single product -, and email opt-in pages.
And perhaps have a look at combining it with Thrive Themes to create squeeze, landing-, single product -, and email opt-in pages.
- Apr 30, 2018
- 367
- 27
I think woo is a much better choice, and it has a lot of plugin availability as well, which is a big bonus when running on your site.
Not to mention there are SEO plugins specifically for woo as well, thus, that is a big thing.
And also, if you are lazy, you can in fact search for a plugin that allows you to automatically import products into woo through that special plugin, which saves time in the process.
Not to mention there are SEO plugins specifically for woo as well, thus, that is a big thing.
And also, if you are lazy, you can in fact search for a plugin that allows you to automatically import products into woo through that special plugin, which saves time in the process.
Mir Juned
Newbie
- Apr 30, 2018
- 27
- 16
This completely depends on how technically skilled you feel.
If you have no idea about programming and development, stick with Woo along with WordPress. It's simple and easy to set up.
On the other hand, if you are looking for something that requires more customization, an overall better efficiency, responsiveness etc, and you feel skilled enough, go for Magneto.
Either way, it's just a matter of personal preference.
Good luck!
If you have no idea about programming and development, stick with Woo along with WordPress. It's simple and easy to set up.
On the other hand, if you are looking for something that requires more customization, an overall better efficiency, responsiveness etc, and you feel skilled enough, go for Magneto.
Either way, it's just a matter of personal preference.
Good luck!
Aldebaran-t
Junior Member
- Apr 24, 2018
- 100
- 9
I have worked on both and i will say woocommerce any day.
Magento is heavy and not as customisable