Importing Stores in HubSpot

Hot on the heels of adding an automated data enrichment integration for HubSpot, it's now possible to export stores to a CSV file that is compatible with the HubSpot import tool. To do so, simply click on the Export button and choose HubSpot Company CSV from the list of export formats. Hubspot Company CSV Export Format. We recommend enabling the HubSpot integration before running any exports.

HubSpot Data Enrichment for Ecommerce Stores

HubSpot is a popular CRM used by marketing and sales teams to track interactions with their prospects and customers. CRMs are tremendously useful tools but their value is often hampered by incomplete or out-of-date information. We have just put the finishing touches on an integration with Hubspot that automatically enriches companies in your CRM. This enhances the data you already possess, allowing you to make more informed decisions.

New Magento App Notifications

New apps are added to the Magento App Store regulary. It can be hard to keep up with all the new app releases. That's why we've added a feature that sends you a daily or weekly email showing all recently created Magento apps. To subscribe, visit the Account page and click on the Notifications tab. New App Notifications. Developers can also configure webhook notifications if they wish to be notified programatically.

Filter Stores on Average Product Price

Earlier this year, we started tracking the average price of products sold on each Shopify store. We've now added the ability to filter stores on average product price to Advanced Search. Facebook followers filter. Note that values in the minor unit of the Domain's currency (e.g., cents of USD), so the example above shows a search for stores with average product price between USD$10 and USD$15 (inclusive).

Filter Stores on Currency Code

Sometimes, it can be handy to identify storing selling in a specific currency. To support this use case, we've added a new filter that segments stores by currency code. Currency code filter. Stores can be segmented by currency code using Basic Search, Advanced Search or through the API.

Historical Platform Ranks

Continuing our recent efforts to add historical data to Store Leads, we've just added historical charts of a store's platform rank (which measures the store's relative popularity compared to all other stores on the same ecommerce platform). This chart allows you to quickly see whether a store is gaining in popularity, holding steady or losing ground. Historical Platform Rank. The chart above shows data for shopsassyjones.com. This store is doing well and has climbed the ranks over recent weeks.

Historical App Install Counts

Historical context is critical for understanding a trend. If we know that an app is installed on 10,000 stores, then we can deduce that it is fairly successful otherwise it would never have been installed that many times. But we don't know if the app's install base is growing, holding steady or shrinking. We've just started tracking historical app install counts to help answer these questions. You can see a chart of the app's historical install counts on the app detail view.

LinkedIn

Many stores link to their accounts on the large social networks (Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest and Twitter) as a means to drive engagement with customers. It's less common, but many stores also link to their company page on LinkedIn, often as a way to attract potential employees. Seeing the LinkedIn page for a store can help marketers and app developers get a better understanding of a store. As a result, we're now showing LinkedIn company pages for stores.

Filter Stores on Social Network Follower Counts

A few months ago, we added the number of followers on social media for stores in our database. While it was useful to see this information, it was not possible to filter stores on follower counts. Until now. Use Advanced Search to filter stores on the number of Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest or Twitter followers. Facebook followers filter. Filtering by followers is also supported in our API.

Magento Stores

We've just added support for stores running on Magento to the Store Leads database. This was a fairly big change for our architecture since, historically, we have been focused on stores running on platforms that were hosted by a specific company (e.g., Shopify) which made it a lot easier for us to identify domains. However, Magento can be hosted on your own servers or on any of hundreds of different hosting platforms.