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  WooCommerce has launched   Woo Express , a new managed hosting product that uses WordPress.com’s infrastructure and relieves store owners of the responsibilities of hosting and maintenance. The company soft-launched Woo Express in early March with a small selection of visitors but has concluded that phase and opened it up to the public. Woo Express provides a selection of extensions already installed and professionally-designed themes but is built with the same open source platform that allows store owners to install any plugin or theme. Merchants can use WooCommerce Payments or any other payment gateway they choose. The plans also include automated backups, security scanning, and a custom domain and SSL certificate. At WooSesh in October 2022, the company announced it was working on a hosted WooCommerce solution just as GoDaddy had launched an open access preview of Managed WooCommerce Stores to US-based customers, and Bluehost launched its Woo...

E-commerce revenue in the U.S. was estimated to be $768 billion last year and it is expected to exceed $1.3 trillion in the next three years, according to Statista . If you are in retail, creating an e-commerce site can allow you to get a share of that pie. Here’s how to build an e-commerce website in just seven steps. Step 1. Choose Your Content Management System (CMS) The foundation of every website is a content management system (CMS) . There are a number of different content management systems to choose from open-source platforms such as WordPress to beginner-friendly all-in-one website builders such as Shopify or Squarespace. Which is right for you and your online store will depend on your budget, experience, and unique e-commerce needs. Here are the most popular content management systems for e-commerce websites: WordPress : The world’s leading CMS that is also one of the most customizable. Shopify : An ideal e-commerce solution for building a dropshipping business. Squarespace :...