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Mar 18, 2019 - 12:35 PM
Hey @FranciscoChavez,
My name is Megan and I work with Volusion an eCommerce platform and have been working with Lemonstand merchants on migrating their online stores. I understand this news caught you off guard and I wanted to reach out to help make this easier on you and give you a little information!
Volusion is an all-in-one eCommerce platform and we offer everything you need to do business online: from hosting and website design, payment processing, and back-end tools to help you do everything from managing your inventory, print shipping labels, collect the right taxes, and market your business through google search engines, eBay, Amazon, Facebook.
We also have in house 24/7 support teams available for you and even have the option to have someone walk you through the set up of your store.
I would love to get to know your business and what you are looking to bring online. You can reach out to me at 210-987-9775 or book some time on my Calendar and I will reach out to you! :)
Megan Fox
Volusion eCommerce Advisor
Apr 01, 2019 - 02:18 PM
It looks like LemonStand sold to Mailchimp, after failing to compete effectively with Shopify. Mailchimp also severed ties with Shopify around the same time!
“Mailchimp helps small businesses grow, and our e-commerce customers have been asking us to add more functionality to our platform to help them market more effectively,” the company said in a statement. “The LemonStand team is helping us build out our e-commerce light functionality.” But Mailchimp is clear to say that its acqui-hire was not related to ending its relationship with Shopify. “Our decision to discontinue our partnership with Shopify last week is unrelated to LemonStand,” Mailchimp said. “Shopify knew we were working on e-commerce features long before we hired the LemonStand team. In fact, we launched Shoppable Landing Pages last fall in partnership with Square, and Shopify chose not to partner with us on the launch.” But even if the LemonStand deal is not related to its rift with Shopify, the acquisition of one and the breakup with the other both point to the same thing: the growing role of Mailchimp’s e-commerce business. The company — which provides email marketing and other marketing services to business — has been slowly building a revenue stream in e-commerce by integrating a number of features into its platform to let its customers, for example, sell items as part of the marketing process. These are less about building full check-out experiences or commerce backends, but for offering, say, one-off sale items as part of a particular promotion or campaign. Last year, when Mailchimp launched those new shoppable landing pages with Square, it said that 50 percent of its revenues were now coming from e-commerce, with its customers selling more than $22 billion worth of products in the first half of 2018. Mailchimp made some $600 million in revenue in 2018, which — if its 50 percent e-commerce figure remained consistent — meant that it made $300 million last year just from e-commerce-related services.
May 23, 2019 - 01:12 AM
LemonStand will be shutting down on June 5th, 2019,
If you want migrate from LemonStand to any eCommerce platform (Magento, Shopify), easiest and fastest is hire an Shopping Cart Migration service.
It’s a migration service provided by Next-Cart
This is the best migration service I have ever tried, it’s very flexible and cheap. I had tried many other migration services and I think so.
Hope useful
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