1. There are several approaches to combining eCommerce and CMS functionality, ranging from using a single eCommerce platform to separate sites for branding, blogging, and shopping.
2. Using a CMS with an eCommerce plugin or integrating eCommerce and CMS using a common framework allows for more flexible integrations but comes with tradeoffs.
3. An example integration has a Drupal site serving content and calling a Sylius eCommerce API to handle orders. The best approach depends on factors like the business segment, growth potential, and existing team skills.
25. ecommerce platform + CMS PLUGIN
eCommerce
Browser
Mobile Browser
CMS Plugin
CRM Plugin
PLU
GIN
PLU
GIN
26. ecommerce platform + CMS PLUGIN
eCommerce
Browser
Mobile Browser
CMS Plugin
CRM Plugin
PLU
GIN
PLU
GIN
PLU
GIN
PLU
GIN
PLU
GIN
PLU
GIN
27. ecommerce platform + CMS PLUGIN
eCommerce
Browser
Mobile Browser
CMS Plugin
CRM Plugin
PLU
GIN
PLU
GIN
PLU
GIN
PLU
GIN
PLU
GIN
PLU
GIN
PLU
GIN
PLUGIN
PLUGIN
PLUGIN
PLUGIN
28. 3. Separate sites for brand, blog & shop.
example.com
shop.example.com
blog.example.com
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54. The next-gen CMS and eCommerce
sokware is not the one with the most
features. It is the one which easily
integrates with the best in category.
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55. Use the right tool for
the job the customer.
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