1ShoppingCart vs WooCommerce

• Access to contact information and creating customer profiles - good for reaching out through customer service, accessing email address, address and detailed information on the client helpful for responding quickly and easily
• Able to add products and programs through auto responders - able to help share information with different groups of people easily and based on specific options within 1ShoppingCart
• Easy to create coupon codes and pass to customers or add to website or newsletter for specific time ranges and products
• Simple to add different products and sell easily with the integrated shopping cart
• Great tool for multiple users to use and work as a virtual team based on different tasks and range that 1ShoppingCart has
• Ability to create detailed reports based on sales, customers, and so much more. Very helpful for planning.

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• It is very simple and basic. So you don't have to worry about advanced stuff that can bother your workflow.

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• I found their customer service team to be confusing with their responses and not as helpful as other products customer service teams. It can be frustrating to try to decipher their responses to more complicated questions and often felt a little 'annoying' whenever I needed to reach out.
• When creating newsletters, I found the WYSIWYG (what you see if what you get) version of creating newsletters the formatting was almost always off which always resulted in needing to send tests to myself to fix the formatting because it never showed up as it would look when it was sent. That took a lot of extra time to edit.
• Lots of different options with reports, as a beginner you may need someone else to support you. In the beginning I needed support from other team members in how to understand and create certain reports. Not the most intuitive and user friendly until you understand what you're doing!

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• WooCommerce's interface looks very similar to what it did years ago. While features may have improved, sometimes finding where those features live to make changes can be a challenge.
• While I can make larger changes to how my shop page looks, some of the actual product pages are set in stone. It takes knowledge of PHP and coding to make changes to the template or the purchase of WooCommerce's shortcode plugin to get more flexibility. Having some layout options for how the product page looks would be great from non-coders.
• WooCommerce is still very much geared towards physical products. While it has a few options for digital products, expanding these features would make WooCommerce more competitive against other plugins such as Easy Digital Downloads.

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• Faster lead conversion, definitely

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• The basic platform of WooCommerce is free and WooCommerce gives new updates without any premium subscriptions. That is a positive reason to use WooCommerce.
• In order to have a stable store, WooCommerce needs to have secured hosting, which is costly.
• WooCommerce Analytics is very descriptive for understanding business growth.

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