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Mark Zammit · 1 day ago

Why complex businesses cannot fit into Shopify.

Mark Zammit explains why retail-first platforms fail complex industries like manufacturing and B2B and why a customizable data model is the only solution.

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Why I built StoreConnect

Mikel Lindsaar explains why he built a Salesforce-native commerce solution to end the “integration tax” that kills business growth and continuity.

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Tony Melvin · 4 days ago

Why a ‘single source of truth’ is usually a lie

Most platforms promise a single source of truth but deliver “synced” silos and data drift. Discover why dashboards hide fragmentation and how a Salesforce-native architecture creates true organizational clarity by preventing data duplication at the source.

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Mark Zammit · 9 days ago

Why I don’t trust third-party plugins with customer data

The hidden compliance risks of server-to-server data transmission and why first-party data ownership on Salesforce is the only way to meet strict privacy laws.

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AI agents can talk about anything, but do you want them to?

Stop struggling with AI data grounding. Discover how StoreConnect and Salesforce allowed one business to deploy a fully functional AI agent in just 10 business days.

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Mikel Lindsaar · Mar 18

Is your CMS keeping you hostage?

CEO Mikel Lindsaar reveals the hidden anxiety and cost of simple website edits, explaining why a typo currently requires budget approval and developer involvement. Learn the simple fix.

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Jeanavive Janssen · Mar 18

Do more good for less: Why nonprofits should consolidate their tech stack

Nonprofits face rising costs from fragmented tech stacks and integration debt. Discover how consolidating your digital estate on Salesforce can reduce software fees by 40% and unlock AI growth. Learn why a unified data model is the key to leveraging Agentforce for predictive fundraising and donor retention.

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Mark Zammit · Mar 17

The plugin security hole nobody talks about.

COO Mark Zammit exposes the security risks of eCommerce plugins and client-side javascript, explaining why first-party data ownership on Salesforce is critical for security.

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Mikel Lindsaar · Mar 11

The hidden cost of managing multiple eCommerce stores

A company running 76 eCommerce stores needed four full-time staff just to keep products updated. Learn how consolidating onto one system freed up their team for growth.