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14 Responses to “List of Australian Magento Stores”

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   Bernard 21 September 2009 at 11:24 pm Permalink

   3 out of 6 links I tried were not operational.

   You should update your list, or choose more prominent operators using Magento
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   Nathan 26 September 2009 at 5:48 pm Permalink

   Bernard, thanks for the comments. As I said in the post, ‘I don’t intend to actively maintain this list’, I simply did a search at the time to see how many stores I could find, a good indicator back then of the takeup of Magento. Yes, there will be some stores that have disappeared, but a lot more that will now be active.

   If you want to look for some larger players, maybe http://www.bigbrownbox.com.au would interest you. Lots of traffic to that one.
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   Web Development 31 October 2009 at 1:36 pm Permalink

   The first one on the list isn’t a magento site, try homedesignplus.com.au, they sell Bathoom vanities and bathtubs
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   MagentoSites 14 December 2009 at 6:44 pm Permalink

   Thanks for this list – I will add them all to my Magento sites directory, @ magentosites.net
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   Matt 21 December 2009 at 8:13 pm Permalink

   Our website has been operating on Magento since August 2008, migrated from oscommerce which we ran on since 2006/7…have to say its the most flexible e commerce tools we have used for our business, especially using multistores, we run two seperate stores.

   Highly recommend.

   Checkout http://www.chevrontechnologies.net.au and http://www.chevrongames.com
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   Nathan 1 March 2010 at 9:39 am Permalink

   Matt,

   Thats the biggest ‘Add to Cart’ button I have ever seen! :) Have you A/B tested its performance?
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   Jungle Spice Lingerie 15 May 2010 at 11:47 pm Permalink

   Hi
   We launched our Sexy Lingerie & Corset website in Jan 2010. Where using magento and couldn’t be happier.

   We have done heaps of work to our template and our customers love it.

   Check it out http://www.junglespice.com.au
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   Max 22 June 2010 at 8:58 am Permalink

   Hi Nathan – great to happen upon your blog ;-)

   Thought I’d throw our Magento sites in as well for the list:

   http://wholesale.floriculture.com.au (since July 2009)
   http://flowerubnch.com.au (since November 2009)
   http://diyblooms.com.au (from June 2010)

   With more to come, Magento has been a good thing, having switched from a zencart wholesale store, we are now starting to roll out multiple niche websites with the multi-store functionality built into magento – have to see how many we can hang off the one install and still have all the extensions work ;-)
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   Tess 1 October 2010 at 12:15 pm Permalink

   Our site catering for wedding invitations advanced magento site. Please check it out
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    Nathan 1 October 2010 at 12:23 pm Permalink

    Tess, thats lots of SEO text on your front page!
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    Mark 2 November 2010 at 5:20 pm Permalink

    Nathan,

    I just saw you list and thought I’d add our site as well.

    http://www.totallybooks.com.au
    (since Nov 2009)

    We looked around at lots of different software but after getting a recommendation for Magento and doing some research it was worth the effort.
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    Nathan 4 November 2010 at 8:36 pm Permalink

    Great stuff guys, we love Magento too. Your site is really nice too, but the My Account links are hard to read? Perhaps use a darker font colour?
    Cheers.
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    Andrew 16 April 2011 at 3:42 pm Permalink

    G’day,

    Another site for the list: http://jayveetechnologies.com.au

    I must admit that I am quite surprised to see such a long list given the complexity of deploying a Magento store. It makes me wonder how many people actually evaluate the various ecommerce options before making a selection. Quite a few sites on the list appear as though they could quite easily be implemented by e-commerce engines which are easier to customise and configure.
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    Mike Hawks 24 May 2011 at 1:11 pm Permalink

    Check these 2 site on Magento Enterprise:
    http://www.toysparadise.com.au
    http://www.gamesparadise.com.au

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