Hi, @IAMTALLBOY. Thanks for your comment. I'm glad to hear our video is helpful. I'm afraid we haven't tested the Vitepos Point of sale (POS) plugin for WooCommerce as of publishing. We can discuss your requirements in more detail via our dedicated Support Center at barn2.com/support-center/ . Cheers, -Edge
How many plugins should a woocommerce website have before it’s too many? Is 15-20 plugins an ok amount to have or is that way too many? I’ve heard it all depends but I’m trying to get kind of a good estimate of how many I should have. Also is a shared hosting an ok option to start with until the site gets an ok amount of traffic then migrate over to a dedicated hosting?
Hi Dustin, The rule of thumb is that it's about quality and not quantity. There are over 50 plugins installed on our website but they are from reputable companies, and often from the same company as well, which are guaranteed not to conflict. For a WooCommerce site we would recommend paying a bit more for a managed WordPress host such as Kinsta, or another host that specializes in WooCommerce. - Sam
Hi, @h051n. Thanks for asking. You can use the Jetpack plugin ( wordpress.org/plugins/jetpack/ ), which includes the Jetpack Stats feature to help you grow and keep track of your website traffic. I hope this helps. Let me know if you have any more questions. Best regards, -Edge
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Thank you for this... Your thoughts on Vitepos
Hi, @IAMTALLBOY. Thanks for your comment. I'm glad to hear our video is helpful. I'm afraid we haven't tested the Vitepos Point of sale (POS) plugin for WooCommerce as of publishing. We can discuss your requirements in more detail via our dedicated Support Center at barn2.com/support-center/ . Cheers, -Edge
How many plugins should a woocommerce website have before it’s too many? Is 15-20 plugins an ok amount to have or is that way too many? I’ve heard it all depends but I’m trying to get kind of a good estimate of how many I should have. Also is a shared hosting an ok option to start with until the site gets an ok amount of traffic then migrate over to a dedicated hosting?
Hi Dustin,
The rule of thumb is that it's about quality and not quantity. There are over 50 plugins installed on our website but they are from reputable companies, and often from the same company as well, which are guaranteed not to conflict.
For a WooCommerce site we would recommend paying a bit more for a managed WordPress host such as Kinsta, or another host that specializes in WooCommerce.
- Sam
plugin to see how many visitors you get and see all your traffic?
Hi, @h051n. Thanks for asking. You can use the Jetpack plugin ( wordpress.org/plugins/jetpack/ ), which includes the Jetpack Stats feature to help you grow and keep track of your website traffic. I hope this helps. Let me know if you have any more questions. Best regards, -Edge