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Before beginning the downgrade, evaluate which EE features are being used within the current installation and determine whether they’re necessary. If so, there may be a CE extension available

Magento’s open source Community Edition (CE) is completely free. CE is actually what EE is built on top of, so with the exception of some more powerful features like customer segmentation and automated admin processes, CE and EE are virtually the same.

The biggest problem with downgrading from EE to CE is derived from the differences in password hashing. While there are a few ways to deal with this, the easiest is to create a custom module that contains the code in app/code/core/Enterprise/Pci/Model/Encryption.php and tell Magento to use that for the encryption model

If you're going down the path of data analysis, your primary reason for learning how to program is to work with data and do more sophisticated things with data, then I think there's no better language than Python.

If you're going down the path of web development, you want to be a better technical SEO, you want to understand how websites are constructed, JavaScript is an incredibly robust programming language that has boomed in usage on websites over the last few years. It's also very capable of doing backend web development with a language like Node.js, which is just a variant of JavaScript. The only issue with learning JavaScript is I would say that you need to learn CSS and HTML first.

1. Googlebot crawls, Caffeine index and render. 2. For HTML web pages, Googlebot requests a page and downloads the HTML, contents are then indexed by Caffeine. 3. For JavaScript web pages, Googlebot request a page, downloads the HTML, first indexing happens. Caffeine then renders the page, send rendered links and data back to Googlebot for crawl queue, after re-crawl, cue second indexation. 4. Rendering is resource heavy and second indexation will be put on queue, which makes it less efficient. 5. Use the fetch and render tool on Google Search Console and Chrome 41 to gauge how good can Google index your JavaScript page.

If you embed a widget with reviews about your site (LocalBusiness/Organization & sub-types), on your site, we won't show those as "stars" in search. If the reviews are elsewhere, then we would show those there.

Lily's Music Blog" can review "XYZ Records", but if "XYZ Records" hosts their reviews on their own site, then we wouldn't show that.

It's fine to show them on the page to users, and/or to link to them (sometimes it's useful to give a bit of background about a business), it's just that we wouldn't show as review stars in the search results, when it's for your site & on your site.

these could be your own products, in which case this seems equally self-serving, but Google will probably be unable to tell the difference. At the very least, Google seems at the very least to be implying by omission that they won’t enforce this.

Including images in your blog posts related to these hunting keywords with images containing camo gear likely gives you improved likelihood of having one of your images included in top ranking image results.

By investigating trends in labels across your keywords, you can gain many interesting insights into the images most likely to rank for your particular niche.

Google sometimes ranks YouTube video thumbnails in image search results