The Homegrown Vendor Blog

If your store lives on a platform subdomain there is nothing to redirect and every old link breaks at once. If you own the domain, the job is a two-column list and an afternoon.

There is no version of this where the site moves. Wix builds pages with absolute positioning, so the design exists only inside Wix. Sort your domain first, and check which plan you are actually on.

Square Online is one product inside a larger account. Turning it off leaves your reader, payouts, customer directory, and history exactly where they are. This is unbundling, not migrating.

The core data comes out easily. The apps are the migration: subscriptions, loyalty balances, reviews, and delivery rules each live in a separate system with its own export or none at all.

There is nothing to migrate: your responses are already in a spreadsheet you own. What takes the time is translating form questions into products, and that is the part that pays you back.

Etsy costs about 11.3% of a $25 order against roughly 4.5% on your own storefront. That 6.8-point premium is the price of traffic, and your Etsy stats tell you whether it is earning it.

This is not a migration, it is an addition. The group does something a storefront cannot: put your posts in front of people who were not looking. What it does badly is orders, and that is the only par

Downloading photos from your own product page gives you a compressed copy that gets compressed again on the next platform. Find the originals first, and treat the description rewrite as the opportunit

A cancelled account is rarely a recoverable one. You need three separate exports, not one, and the field almost nobody checks for is the one that decides whether you can legally keep emailing anyone.