This is the RU-vid channel for the popular Inside Commerce podcast (previously Re:platform), an ecommerce podcast hosted by respected consultants James Gurd & Paul Rogers and sponsored by SCAYLE and Swap.
We bring you weekly ecommerce strategy, CX and technology updates, exploring the latest trends and how to apply them to your business. Featuring interviews with digital leaders and practical advice for improving end-to-end customer experience and understanding how to make better technology decisions, you'll get truly independent and objective advice.
Inside Commerce is designed to help you get the most from your ecommerce strategy and tech stack. Our episodes will help you understand the ecommerce landscape, plan for revenue growth and deliver performance improvements.
Having worked with many Client teams, we’ve seen the good, the bad and the ugly of ecommerce. We share our experience so that your business can plan effectively and make better decisions.
Hi there. That's a big question to ask! Headless can help ecommerce teams avoid theme-based limitations in platforms, avoiding any logic constraints. For example, making product bundles work exactly how you want them to instead of relying on the default functionality and data model in the Ecommerce platform.
@insidecommercepodcast oh so freedom in customisation... thanks for answering 🙂 I love your podcast, been binge watching all the videos since you began on here (on vid 44 now).
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As a programmer I appreciated this discussion. I've worked with Magento and I think the call to steer away from it was wise due to the hidden costs of keeping a front end ui fresh. Magento was so limiting and had to jump thru hoops to make something happen. The Magento contractors love it I think because the implementation takes so much time and money.
