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Adobe has officially stopped supporting Magento 1 Commerce & Magento Open Source from June 30, 2020. This update is going to affect more than 250,000 businesses across the world.
If you are one of the businesses whose digital presence is dependent on Magento 1, then you should start planning your migration to a better B2B eCommerce platform as soon as possible.
Adobe has officially stopped supporting Magento 1 Commerce. Find out how this impacts your business and why you should move to a better B2B eCommerce platform.
When Adobe says it has stopped supporting your Magento 1 platform, it means its development team has stopped working on updates and security patches for Magento 1. This means your platform, at this very moment, IS VULNERABLE to cyber attacks and hackers. Hackers may be able to find and exploit security breaches on your site at will.
Magento 1 is known to have a host of performance issues. Spend an hour on the Magento Community or browse through the internet, and you will realize the truth of this sentence. The most critical of these issues, one that acts as a ‘silent sales killer,’ is its slow page load time.
Having an eCommerce site without marketing automation is like having a store without a salesperson. Who will attract the audience? Who will guide them with their purchase? Who will assist them in finding the right product?
Magento 1 does not come with email marketing or search personalization. You will have to rely on third-party extensions for this.
Let’s say you want to persist with Magento. So, what is the next step? Upgrading from Magento 1 to Magento 2. But it is easier said than done.
