WordPress is easily the world’s most popular CMS, or Content Management System.  Originally just another blogging platform, it’s taken on functionality that’s made it a credible tool for building websites of many different kinds.  Alas, one area in which it’s sorely lacking is eCommerce — at least as far as many an industrial-strength, enterprise-level application goes.

But that’s all quickly changing, what with the proliferation of WordPress shopping carts this year alone, with the next twelve months promising even more dramatic developments.  The latest generation of this holy grail of WordPress plugins offer a lot of power and versatility, making them suitable for an ever wider range of businesses.  Much remains to be seen, but the real-world results that’s been trickling in are exciting.  Are technical headaches finally over for the would-be businessman or woman who happens to have chosen one of the best CMSes around for the site but one of the worst eCommerce platforms for business?

Posted: 10|26|11 at 11:18 pm. Filed under: Uncategorized.

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