New Course: WooCommerce Quick Start for Beginners

I know it seems early, but the holidays are right around the corner, and with that, the busiest retail season of the year (at least here in the USA). For many, setting up an online shop can be a daunting task. With all the considerations that need to be made (types of products, taxes, shipping, and more), it’s easy to see why. But worry no more! I have a new course about WooCommerce that will help you.

Quick Start Guide to WooCommerce

I’m honored to announce that I have a new course up on WP101, one of the best resources for WordPress tutorials, called the Quick Start Guide to WooCommerce. Where many courses will get deep into the nitty gritty, this course will teach you everything you need to know to get up and running quickly.

WooCommerce is one of the the most popular e-commerce platforms in the world, powering 37% of all online stores. It gives you a ton of flexibility to build the exact shop you need to, and it all starts here.

In this 45 minute course, you will cover:

  • Getting Started Introduction
    • Installing WooCommerce
    • Configuring Stripe Payments
    • Set Up Shipping
    • Creating Shipping Zones
  • Adding Products 
    • Creating a Simple Product
    • Creating a Variable Product
    • Creating a Downloadable Product
  • Running Your Shop 
    • Testing Your Shop
    • Orders and Reports
    • Next Steps

Start Today!

The holidays are right around the corner. With the Quick Start Guide to WooCommerce, you can have an online store ready to go in an hour.

Sign Up Today

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