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A mobile app becomes more valuable when customers can do more than browse. A PrestaShop Mobile App with an AI shopping assistant can help shoppers discover products, resolve buying doubts, and move toward checkout. The key is implementation. The PrestaShop Android and iOS Mobile App Maker should support moments when customers need product guidance, order …

Walk around a PrestaShop agency and ask five backend developers what PHP version they’re running locally. You’ll get three answers, maybe four. One dev’s still on whatever got installed two projects ago. Another upgraded last week because an unrelated client needed it. A third genuinely doesn’t know, somebody set up their machine a year back …

A PrestaShop Mobile App can create a very different conversion environment than a mobile browser. The 3x “higher conversion rates” cannot be taken for granted for every merchant, but the latest research within one brand revealed a considerable difference: Poq identified a median app conversion rate 1.8 times higher than mobile web in 21 retailers, …

Your PrestaShop store may have hundreds of pages, but do you know how many of them actually meet the basic SEO requirements? With an increasing amount of inventory, even small SEO errors can accumulate quickly. A product page may have missing metadata, a category may have weak content, an old URL may return a 404, …

Connecting one marketplace to a store is an afternoon’s work. Running a PrestaShop marketplace integration across Etsy and eBay at the same time is a different problem entirely, because three systems now each believe they own the authoritative stock number for a SKU, each uses its own authentication model, and each enforces its own rate-limit …

A person takes in $10, but $9.87 gets deducted. No one is out of line. The cart is operating exactly as it was designed to operate. The reason just sits a few layers below the screen. How does the PrestaShop checkout process work? The questions usually are all related to the same answer: what runs …

Product pages that lag, a checkout that hesitates, an order list timing out in the Back Office. Nine times out of ten the database is responsible, not PHP. What makes busy shops predictable is where the damage concentrates: slow SQL queries in PrestaShop gather around four tables that gain rows daily and shed none, namely …