The Fast Rise of Magento Commerce

I follow Magento Commerce and it’s development rather closely. This is because on of my businesses retails online using the Magento ecommerce software and my other business leverages this knowledge (and a lot of other online retail experience) to develop Magento modules and code and shipping automation software.

I have written about some of this in my blog before, and will write a little more shortly as we release our first Magento Module for Maxmind (fraud detection for Magento) and some improvements to our shipping automation software ReadytoShip (which now supports Magento).

I have noticed a steady increase in the amount of traffic coming to this blog because of Magento keywords searches in Google. I just happen to rank fairly highly in Google for the term “Magento Performance” which is good, maybe I should write a little more about it!?

But I have also noticed a larger number of online stores in Australia either developing in Magento, or already using Magento. There are a few big brands too, like Durex and Homedics using it now too.

I did some Google searching this morning for the .au domain to see how many stores I could find built of being built in Australia and there are already over 120.

The Magento name is being searched heavily worldwide now, see Google Trends from All Regions and Australia here.

Google Search Trend all regions

Google Search Trend all regions

Compare the Magento trend to that of ‘oscommerce’.

google search trend all region oscommerce1 The Fast Rise of Magento Commerce

Not a bad start for Magento Commerce down under, especially when the product is only at an early version 1 stage and there is not a huge amount of developer and designer support for it yet (although this seem to be growing as well).

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    Interesting chart from Google Trends. Thanks for that.

    Magento’s growth is explosive and for good reason. It is fast, it looks good, feels good and has some excellent plugins. We have contributed 5 plugins and find the platform easier to work with than most other ecommerce solutions.

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    Very informative post Nathan. Feels like so much has happened since we first looked at Magento. Magento Performance tweaks! Maybe we can do something with that. We’ve done a lot on our side.

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