I find WooCommerce to be an easy platform to use with all the main features of e-commerce shops, so I don’t need to worry about the specifics of different processes. It allows me to focus on the business mainly. I appreciate that WooCommerce is standard as well as customizable, which allows me to adapt it to local realities, install it in many environments, and settings. It's great that as my needs grow, I can expand its functions with plugins from the marketplace or even develop my own. I like that WooCommerce is popular enough that I can use ready-made plugins and solutions. It's also a plus that I can localize it for a specific country like Georgia and integrate it with local software and solutions. I also liked the fact that when migrating from Magento, it was easy to export and import basic data.

Wordpress is the best platform to quickly deploy beautiful websites, blogs, and hot pages due to it's almost limitless integrations and plugins. With minimum effort you can get a website that performs to the very high SEO standards we are faced against. The UI is very easy to navigate. Pricing depends entirely on your hosting provider, but I never found it to be an issue.

I like WooCommerce's ease of use and the quick installation process. It was easy to set up, especially for an affiliate site where I didn't need to deal with payment and shipping options.