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Shopify is one of the most widely recognized CMS (Content Management System) platforms where you can easily build your website without extensive coding knowledge. There are over 1.7 million merchants that choose Shopify to manage and host their online stores all over the world. This is because the online store builder offers both creative store Shopify web designs and seamless integration with your supplier. For example, when working with dropshipping supplier BrandsGateway, owners can easily install their Shopify App and connect their store with their supplier's system. In addition, Shopify also allows you to further improve and personalize your store by offering you over 3200 apps in the Shopify App Store. This vast number of apps available can be both a benefit and a curse when it comes to picking the right ones for your business. In this article, we will focus on the best Shopify apps for customer support as we all know how important customer support is in the competitive environment that we are living in today. The apps listed below can help you to better handle unhappy customers and make the customer service process less labor-intensive so you can focus your energies on other more important aspects of your business. Recommended reading: Shopify Email Marketing Apps

One of the main strategies of owning a clothing store, regardless if it's online or brick-and-mortar, is “buy low, sell high”. To clarify, this approach encompasses buying products in bulk at lower prices and selling them at higher prices. However, in order to develop and effectively execute this strategy, it's important to learn where to buy wholesale apparel for your store. If you're a newbie owner of an online or brick-and-mortar clothing store and are reflecting on how and where to buy wholesale clothing, you can stop wandering around. We have the answer, and we’ll explain it in detail in this article. We'll start by setting the difference between selling online and selling in a retail store, draw a clear distinction between unverified and verified wholesale suppliers, and finally, educate you on where to buy wholesale clothing for your boutique as well as emphasize where not to.

BrandsGateway's B2B luxury fashion catalog is getting expanded with more collections of the symbol of Italian style, design, and luxury, Versace. Versace has been present in the global fashion industry for four decades. The famous designer Gianni Versace put down the roots of the fashion empire in 1978 under the name Gianni Versace Donna. In 1997, after the death of Gianni Versace, the fashion house was inherited by Donatella Versace and Santo Versace. Today, Versace features several lines that are also called diffusion brands - Versace Jeans Couture, Versus Versace, and Versace Collection.