That’s because the more comprehensive and specific your product data feed is, the more likely it will show up for relevant searches.

Completing the product data feed might be boring and tedious work, but it will help you get the much-coveted buying-intent-filled traffic all ecommerce websites desire.

2. Install a Backup Plugin

Your new site is now up and running.

You’ve put a lot of work into it, and you want to protect your investment.

This is the perfect time to set up a backup plugin to make sure your hard work is protected.

In a world full of server crashes and security breaches, a plugin that creates regular backups can give you some invaluable peace of mind that your site can easily be restored in case anything goes wrong.