Magento commerce site

[Merritt]

Hi
I am just about to launch a Magento commerce site and was looking to see if anyone has any positive feedback on Magento?

I could also do with a little help with support in the Nottingham area so if anyone knows of a good (cheap) Magento developer I would be very grateful.

Kind regards Kevin

 

[owas]

So far I have gone from zen cart to prestashop and now magneto, Personally I feel meganto is the best options for my needs, and I guess really it depends on what your requirements are?

Hi
I am just about to launch a Magento commerce site and was looking to see if anyone has any positive feedback on Magento?

I could also do with a little help with support in the Nottingham area so if anyone knows of a good (cheap) Magento developer I would be very grateful.

Kind regards Kevin

 

[edmondscommerce]

Plenty of positive feedback for Magento it's one of the best carts currently available

Are you having problems?

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus

 

[dx3webs]

With each shop we launch magento still surprises me with how flexible it is out of the box.

 

[Andrew Baker]

Magento all the way... flexibility, scalability and support... good luck with your new store.

 

[anthony_herve]

Hi Kevin,

We highly recommend Magento. It's a great ecommerce software with many available extensions to enhance your store depending on your specific requirements.

Regards,
Anthony

 

[antropy]

Before you invest in getting it built, my advice would be to take a look at OpenCart first too. There's a demo here: http://www.opencart.com/index.php?route=demonstration/demonstration

You're likely to find that development of the same shop is cheaper in OpenCart and that OpenCart will run faster on an equivalent webserver.

 

[medmamagento]

Magento is the best platform for building up any online store. Its features are just awsum

 

[Chris Fickling Design]

Hi Kevin, I'm a Magento developer based in Nottingham City centre - PM me with a spec and explain what type of goods you're selling and I'll give you a straightforward reply as to whether it's something that's up my street.

 

[WebiProg]

Hi
I am just about to launch a Magento commerce site and was looking to see if anyone has any positive feedback on Magento?

I could also do with a little help with support in the Nottingham area so if anyone knows of a good (cheap) Magento developer I would be very grateful.

Kind regards Kevin

Magento is good for middle and big businesses. But i'd recommend OpenCart. Firstly, there are no any specific server requirements. Secondly, it is a userfriendly solution and can be easily managed from the admin panel.

Just find some comparative treads in the web and you will see the difference.

 

[seoswat]

I agree, magento is great. Its a steep learning curve but its great. I also know a few decent developers as i live in Cambridgeshire so i can point you in the right direction

 

[SidRhyes]

Magento is one of the trust able platform for your where you can do a lot related to your products and catalogs.
product entry services , product data upload services

 

[iboxsecurity]

Magento is a great bit of kit, we work with starter businesses to medium sized established businesses and Magento has been great for most of them.

Based in Derby city so not too far away from Notts.

Hopefully the OP managed to get their store up and running without any problems.

 

[Bazza18182]

Hi Kevin, our shop runs on Magento... it's a great platform! However, the reporting is not particularly good. There is an advanced reports module but if you a have a fair few products you may want to look at something like Linnworks to manage stock and provide useful reports/ sales data.

Hi
I am just about to launch a Magento commerce site and was looking to see if anyone has any positive feedback on Magento?

I could also do with a little help with support in the Nottingham area so if anyone knows of a good (cheap) Magento developer I would be very grateful.

Kind regards Kevin