Can my shop be integrated into an existing website?
Technically, it is possible through an iframe, but that's not really a good solution:
- The shop will not be (properly) indexed in search engines
- The shop will not be displayed properly for mobile users
Solution 1: two websites
For example, you have a website www.abcflowers.com.
Your shop will be: www.abcflowershop.com.
On your current website, add a new menu item Shop. On the new website (your shop at [ADMIN_WEB_TITLE]) you can set your logo and colors equally like the current website. So your customers see that it is the same company.
- Advantage: can be done quickly, no major changes needed
- Disadvantage: it can be confusing for the customers because there are two websites
- Disadvantage: you have to maintain and pay for two websites
Solution 2: the shop becomes the main website
You can also move everything to [ADMIN_WEB_TITLE]. An online shop is actually a website, with web pages, texts, photos etc.
- Advantage: efficient and economical because only one website must be maintained
- Advantage: no confusion for your customers, everything is on one website
- Disadvantage: all texts and photos must be transferred
- Introduction
- Product management
- Online store configuration
- Account and shop settings
- Payment methods and Payment Service Providers
- Invoices and Terms & Conditions
- Setting shipping costs
- Discounts and surcharges
- Registering and transferring domain names
- Multilingual shop
- Connecting to external platforms
- Personalized web addresses
- Managing multiple webshops (Multishop)
- Automatic emails to customers
- Designing a beautiful layout
- Order management
- Marketing
- Modules
- Backups and exporting data
- Email and web mail
- Administrator accounts
- High quality photos
- Two-factor authentication
- Labels
- Meta tags - Website verification
- Live chat
- Slideshow
- Visitor analysis - Google Analytics
- Filters
- Point Of Sale (POS)
- Form fields
- Digital or virtual products
- Symcalia reservation system
- Guestbook
- Contacting the helpdesk