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by Webscale | March 5, 2026
The Best Algolia Alternative for Ecommerce in...
Switching from Algolia? Most merchants replace it with another search engine. For Adobe Commerce, Magento, and Shopware merchants, there's a fundamentally different option.

by Adrian Luna | March 4, 2026
Improving Product Discovery with AI Assistance
Shoppers often arrive on websites without a clear idea of what they want. They'll open a category and scroll through items, then pause to take a closer look at a...

by Adrian Luna | February 24, 2026
Using Live Customer Data to Boost Revenue
Revenue growth in online commerce is tied to how well a business understands customer behavior while it's happening. Live customer data refers to information that’s captured and analyzed during an...

by Adrian Luna | February 17, 2026
Creating Meaningful Experiences with AI Shopping Assistants
AI is becoming a standard component of the modern commerce experience. Retailers are adding assistants to product pages and search results as well as checkout flows to support shoppers during...

by Adrian Luna | February 10, 2026
Anticipating Customer Needs with First-Party Data
Shoppers move between pages and devices as they explore options, and their intent can change within a single session. Static analysis only records activity after it occurs, which makes it...

by Adrian Luna | February 4, 2026
How to Identify Good vs. Bad Web...
Web traffic refers to the visitors who access a website and interact with its content or features. Analytics tools track this activity so teams can measure both interest and performance,...

by Ryan McVeigh | January 30, 2026
From Operations to Intelligence: Shaping the Future...
As I look ahead to 2026, I feel both optimistic and grounded. Optimistic about what is coming next, and grounded because much of what I believed when I joined Webscale...

by Adrian Luna | January 27, 2026
What Are Carding Attacks?
Carding attacks are a form of payment fraud that tends to operate under the radar until damage has already occurred. They involve unauthorized attempts to validate stolen credit card information...

by Adrian Luna | January 20, 2026
How to Succeed in Restricted E-commerce
Selling online in a regulated category takes careful planning. Specific rules govern who you can sell to, how you're allowed to accept payments, and where products can be delivered. Categories...
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