Articles on the topic: Interesting Facts
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E-commerce Calendar 2027: TOP Conferences and Shopping Holidays You Shouldn't Miss
In e-commerce, there is one unwritten rule: Those who prepare in advance don't have to put out fires at the last minute. And although we probably... -
Preparations for Black Friday in full swing: Haven't you forgotten anything?
It's here again. The e-commerce fever called Black Friday. This year it falls on November 27th, and although it may seem far away, preparations... -
PHP2Shell: At ui42, we didn't have to shut down a single website. We intervened in 200 projects.
Critical PHP vulnerabilities required a response even in ui42. In 200 projects, we first adjusted the PHP and Apache configuration, then deployed... -
ChatGPT Ads are here, are you ready?
The fact that the way of searching is changing has been evident in the data for several months. People are not only searching through Google... -
When to start preparing Christmas campaigns?
It's still 30 degrees outside, colleagues are gradually going on vacations, and Christmas is probably the last thing you want to think about... -
Strategic Digitization of a B2B Company 3/3: Digitization Roadmap for the CEO
In the first article, we showed that digitalization is not an IT project, but a strategic change in the way a company operates. In the second... -
Strategic Digitization of a B2B Company 2/3: Automation is not AI.
If you ask managers today where they want to use AI in the company, you often get similar answers: "We want to automate orders.""We want to... -
Strategic Digitization of a B2B Company 1/3: Why AI is Not the First Step
When we talk to directors of manufacturing, distribution, or wholesale companies today about the challenges they face, the topic of digitalization... -
Google Ads update August 17, 2026: why your performance may drop and how to prepare
From August 17, 2026, the bidding logic in Google Ads is changing, and most advertisers will only find out when their performance drops. ... -
The number of steps in the cart does not determine the conversion of the e-shop. This does.
Every other UX article tells you: "fewer steps in the cart = higher conversion." Data from a sample of 150 e-shops allowed us to prove that ...