Ecommerce
In this category, you will find articles related to how content and commerce combine and how Magnolia can help companies increase their ecommerce sales with content. Topics include headless commerce and how to use modern technologies like Jamstack to support ecommerce.
For example, check out “Magnolia: The #1 Content Platform for Ecommerce” to see how Magnolia makes it easier to handle the content needs for an ecommerce business. You can also learn more about jamstack ecommerce by reading “Why Jamstack Is the Ideal Ecommerce Solution."
A technical guide to ecommerce in Magnolia
- Sebastian Klein
Content commerce: Content marketing in ecommerce
- Sebastian Stang
How a Headless CMS Powers Digital Signage Experiences
- Sorina Mone, Janine Taş
Headless Commerce: Everything You Need to Know
- Sorina Mone
Why Brands Need to Embrace Experience-Driven Commerce
- Jamie Bolland
What Is the Benefit of Content Marketing in B2B Ecommerce?
- Dominik Dühning
Composable DXP for modern ecommerce experiences
- Sorina Mone
Ecommerce personalization trends
- Sorina Mone
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Headless Commerce: Integrating Magnolia and Headless Storefronts
- Sorina Mone, Jan Schulte
Marrying Content and Ecommerce with Composable Commerce
- Sandra Schroeter
Magnolia: The #1 Content Platform for Ecommerce
- Sorina Mone
Why Jamstack Is the Ideal Ecommerce Solution
- Sandra Schroeter
Frequently asked questions
How headless commerce works?
In headless commerce, the frontend and the backend are decoupled. That means that the storefront and the ecommerce platform are separate and communicate with each other via APIs. A headless Content Management System (CMS) is often part of the headless commerce stack too. The composable architecture of headless commerce also allows for other services to be easily integrated.
What are the benefits of headless ecommerce?
Headless commerce allows brands to manage their ecommerce capabilities in the backend independently from the presentation layer. The decoupled systems communicate via APIs. The approach increases flexibility and efficiency and helps brands provide an innovative shopping experience on desktop, mobile, or any other connected device. Composable commerce takes headless commerce a step further and allows for other services to be easily integrated.
Why headless commerce?
A headless commerce stack comprises a headless ecommerce platform, a headless Content Management System (CMS), and any storefront. In this decoupled architecture, the frontend communicates with the backend systems via APIs, increasing flexibility and efficiency. It also helps brands provide an innovative shopping experience on desktop, mobile, or any other connected device. Composable commerce takes headless commerce a step further and allows for other services to be easily integrated.