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3 Pointers for Choosing the Best Magento Development Company

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  • Last updated: 02/05/2012

What Are Your ecommerce Needs?

Because Magento is such a large ecommerce platform (currently, it serves more than 110,000 merchants worldwide) and it is supported by various solution partners, you will find yourself with many options to choose from. As a merchant, you will also have flexibility and control over your experience. As such, you must determine what your ecommerce needs are by asking yourself a few key questions: How do you want to present your content and catalog to clients? Who is your target audience? What kind of online store will you have? Once you figure out whether you are a mid or large-sized merchant, you will be that much closer to running a top-quality online store.

5 Questions to Ask Your Magento Developer Before Starting the Project

1. How much does it cost for the developer's services? What services are available?
2. Are there demo's available?
3. How can you get support if you need it? Ideally, you should be able to contact more than one person.
4. After completing a project, where can you expect to host Magento?
5. What will the timeline be for your completed project? Is there any way to rush services?

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Review the Company's Portfolio

The best way to review a company's portfolio is by researching as extensively as you can. This can be done online, by asking others familiar with the company, or by reading testimonials from previous clients. Many of Magento's live stores can be found in the blog "Magento Spottings" or under "Interviews" on their home page. When you visit other store's pages, you can find out who they used to develop their ecommerce platform. This will give you ideas and insight on who the best Magento Development company is for your particular needs and goals.

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