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When starting an eCommerce business, you ought to make a call on which platform would do justice to your needs and requirements. Magento is one of those platforms that offers impeccable features and functionalities, giving you a good start in the eCommerce domain.

Most of the eCommerce entrepreneurs who have already started a store across different platforms are seeking Magento 2 migration services, as they understand the advanced perks they can attain over this platform. Beyond hiring a Magento developer to curate your perfect store, there is one other thing that you must take note of on priority. And that’s Magento hosting!

Choosing the right Magento hosting providers will help you avail performance-centric plans that are compatible with the…

According to a recent study, food blogs had the highest median monthly income out of the major blogging topics. If you have always wanted to share your culinary delights but aren’t sure how to start a food blog, you have come to the right place. 

In this guide, we will cover the step-by-step process to start a food blog, right from creating a brand identity and securing a domain name to monetizing your efforts.

Step 1. Brainstorm Your Brand Identity

There are more than 2 billion blogs in the blogosphere. This implies there is fierce competition in this niche and hence having a brand identity is essential to make you stand apart from the crowd. Brainstorming your brand identity must be…

A sole proprietorship is a business entity where all liabilities and financial obligations pass to the single owner of the business. Those choosing a sole proprietorship are usually in low-liability career fields and seek the administrative ease and flexibility that comes with this type of entity. 

We’ve compiled a list of eight different types of businesses that make good sole proprietorship examples.

1. Freelance Writer

A freelance writer provides written content for clients, either for print or digital publication. They may write about a number of topics and in numerous forms, such as blogs, articles, white papers, scripts, ads, e-books, emails and more. A freelance writer is an…

Never marry a Mitford, as the saying goes, but some of the sisters’ party advice? Golden. In the ’20s and ’30s, long before she published The Pursuit of Love, Nancy Mitford contributed to British Vogue on a number of occasions—hardly surprising, given her close friendship with Cecil Beaton—but never more successfully than at Christmas, when she shared her thoughts on hosting a harmonious gathering at a country pile. Read her hilariously tongue-in-cheek guide to pulling off an acrimony-free party, below.

Christmas is so essentially a time (or should I say, Yule is so essentially a tide?) which ought to be spent in the country, and is so proverbially horrible in London, that the lucky owners of large country houses feel, and rightly, that it is incumbent on them to fill said…