Shopify narrowed its leave-store warning on Friday so storefronts now block only known malicious sites and confirm only suspicious ones. If you run a high-ticket store, this is your close rate. Your buyers leave your pages for financing applications, quote forms, scheduling tools and second storefronts before they spend $3,000 or more, and the first […]
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Canada published draft stablecoin regulations in the Canada Gazette on Oct. 24 that require three-day redemption and cap redemption fees at 1%. Ecommerce Paradise readers who sell to Canadian shoppers, take USDC through a processor, or park working capital in a stablecoin should read the draft, because it decides who can hold your money, how […]
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PHP warned on Oct. 23 of a third code execution risk that the Oct. 21 PHP2Shell patch releases do not fix. At Ecommerce Paradise the question is always what a store owner changes today, and for this flaw the answer is one server setting. If you run your own PHP (a WooCommerce store, the WordPress […]
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A proclamation signed Oct. 23 puts 50% tariffs on Canadian carpets, vinyl flooring and air conditioners from Oct. 30 and drops plywood and packaging from the list. I cover these moves for store owners at Ecommerce Paradise because a tariff list is really a supplier price list in disguise. If you sell flooring, climate control, […]
Canada’s 50% Tariff List Adds Carpets, ACs, Drops Plywood Read More »
Editorial note: E-Commerce Paradise does not recommend buying TikTok followers. TikTok prohibits the sale or purchase of followers and services designed to artificially increase engagement. The supplier links in the source draft remain below for reference, but their sourcing, delivery, refill, and policy-compliance claims have not been independently verified. For an ecommerce brand, a visible […]
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Shopify now skips UK VAT at checkout on Great Britain orders over £135 that are routed to a fulfillment location outside the UK, according to its Oct. 23 changelog. For an Ecommerce Paradise reader selling high-ticket products to UK buyers from a US or EU supplier, nearly every order clears £135. That means the VAT […]
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Google’s privacy policy now lets Gmail, Drive and Photos data shape the ads people see in Search, as long as the user connects those apps. If you run a high-ticket store on Google Shopping, Performance Max or Search, that changes who sees your ads and what you can measure about them. A lot of a […]
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Meta pushed the effective date of its revised Commercial Terms and Self-Serve Ad Terms from Oct. 30 to Nov. 20, per a Reuters report on Oct. 23. For an ecommerce owner this is a three-week extension on a contract you accept by default. Keep running ads, keep a Facebook Page or a product catalog, and […]
Meta Pushes Its Ad Terms to Nov. 20; Crawl Clause Stays Read More »
19 breaking stories ran today, and the biggest is Railway telling customers to rotate every stored API key after a possible breach. Each one below gets a short breakdown, why it matters and one move to make. This roundup is for ecommerce store owners, especially high-ticket Shopify operators, from Ecommerce Paradise. Platforms rewrite rules faster […]
Paradise Report Oct 23: 19 Ecommerce Stories to Know Read More »
Shopify added scheduled catalog changes to Rollouts on Oct. 23, so stores can set the date and time product prices and availability go live. If you run a high-ticket store on Shopify, this is the first native way to flip Black Friday pricing at an exact minute with nobody logged in. The Ecommerce Paradise read […]
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