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Hey ShopStorm Fans! As we try out different apps ourselves or for clients, we try to keep a list of apps to recommend. Sometimes our own customers also fill us on apps they love to use, so we try to share information about great apps whenever we can.

We’ve got a new app recommendation for you today that will make it really easy to share your retail or distribution centers on your Shopify store: StoreMapper.

What does it do?

StoreMapper is a stand-alone app that can map locations for stores, events, and more (you can also sign up through the Shopify app store). The app is very easy to use, and can

Hey all! It’s time to share our support desk analytics from July. So far, we’ve really liked sharing this data with everyone over the past few months so that not only can you get some insight into how our support staff is doing, but it also makes sure we set goals and hold ourselves accountable.

We really take pride in delivering some of the best support possible for our apps, and our support staff knocked this month out of the park! We were able to meet all of our support goals from last month, and

We’re really excited today to kick off our series of ShopStorm Case Studies! In this series of posts, we’ll take a look at stores who use our apps to help run their Shopify businesses and find out some of the tips they have from running successful eCommerce shops.

We’re pleased to bring you our first shop: Fawnsberg.

Fawnsberg at a glance:

While Shopify is great for managing products, orders, and other store functions, blogging with Shopify can be a bit of a drag. The blogging interface isn’t incredibly intuitive, and the experience isn’t geared towards serial writers. However, understanding the way Shopify blogs work can be very helpful and alleviate some of the issues while blogging using Shopify.

Why Should I Blog?

First of all, let’s back up for a second. Why do you even need to blog in the first place?

Hello, ShopStorm community! We’d like to share our support statistics for June.

As we said in our first Happiness Report, there are a few reasons for sharing these metrics:

• We want to be as open with our customers as possible – this is a dialogue on what we do well, and what needs improvement.