Course Information
Registration period
Year-round Recruitment
Course Level
Study Mode
Duration
5 Hour(s) 23 Minute(s)
Language
English
Taught by
Alexander Oni
Rating
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Course Overview
Maximize Your E-commerce Potential: Mastering WooCommerce for Seamless Store Creation, Optimization and Management
** UPDATED JULY 2023 WITH FULLY UPDATED WOOCOMMERCE SECTION **
Do you want to learn how to use WooCommerce to build your very own e-commerce store? You have come to the right place.
"The instructor is thorough in teaching this topic. He's very easy to follow and gives you a solid understanding of the power of e-commerce websites. You get your money's worth by the valuable lessons he teaches. I'm 1/3 of the way and I've already made back on my money" -- Lemuel Reyes
Curriculum Overview:
The course is divided into 4 main parts plus an introductory section where you will learn how to setup a sub domain of your existing website and how to incorporate SSL encryption to greatly enhance the security of your online store.
In the first part, we will build a store that sells clothes and clothing accessories using one of the most powerful and popular e-commerce plugins known as WooCommerce.
With WooCommerce, you will learn how to do the following:
Create simple, grouped, variable and affiliate products
Configure shipping options, zones & classes
Set up payment gateways like PayPal and Stripe to accept payments
Managing orders and refunds
Managing coupons
Every online store requires a decent design, structure and efficient navigation system which is why you will learn about the different types of WordPress themes you could use to design your online store.
We will cover a very important aspect of E-Commerce - the processing of payments and refunds. You will learn how to install and setup different payment systems in your store such as PayPal and Stripe payments. You will learn about 'sandbox' environments that would allow you to test the entire transaction process on your website without using any actual money.
We will also cover how to manage orders, refunds, coupons and customer accounts as well.
One of the most advantageous features of WooCommerce is the ability to extend its functionality and design by numerous plugins available. We will round up part 1 by analyzing a few of these plugins and see how they can be used to improve the overall functionality of your e-commerce store.
We will cover how to use the following plugins:
Checkout field editor
Order Delivery Date plugin
Shipment tracking plugin
YITH WooCommerce Wishlist plugin
By the end of this section, you will have learned enough to be able to build and manage your very own WooCommerce store.
"Alex delivers a well organized tutorial with clear and easy to understand steps. You will not be disappointed in the purchase of this course." -- Jacob Johnson
Well there you have it, a complete description of this best selling course.
Sounds good? Enroll and let's get started.
Course Content
- 7 section(s)
- 51 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Welcome to the Course
- Section 2 Introduction to Domain Names & Web Hosting
- Section 3 Building our WooCommerce Store
- Section 4 WooCommerce Design
- Section 5 Section Preview - Woo Commerce Functionality
- Section 6 Woo Commerce SEO
- Section 7 Conclusion
What You’ll Learn
- You will learn how use the WooCommerce plugin to build an e-commerce store that sells physical products, You will learn how to create simple, grouped, variable and affiliate products, You will learn how to Integrate payment systems including PayPal & Stripe into your website, You will learn how to create shipping options and zones for your customers, You will learn how to create coupon codes and set shipment tracking, You will learn how to manage your customer accounts and privacy
Skills covered in this course
Reviews
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MMohammad Payel
Waste of money and time.
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PPeter Aylward
Ideal for beginners, lots of good tips and insights into available plugins
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JJim Lanpheer
Overall, the course was worth my time. However, it had a couple of major shortcomings for me. Section 2 featuring the EDD plugin was badly outdated. Many of the settings and options just aren't the same as they were in 2017 and this section of the course could use a refresh. Section 3 (the dropshipping section) was pretty good, HOWEVER it should be advertised in the description of the course that the plugins to DO the course will cost you $89 each, if you want to follow along and do as the instructor does as he teaches the course. I learn by doing and i wanted to follow step-by-step, but i ended up simply passively watching this section of the course. So, that was a bit of a waste for me as well. I thought Alexander the instructor was pretty good overall and i got a lot out of the first section of the course in particular. However, had i known of the course's shortcomings, i likely would have selected a different WooCommerce course that was a bit shorter and more to the point.
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MMarzella Brown
You know, I believe there is something to this ecommerce thing. I have actually thought that for a while but was too afraid to get into because I am not into coding. But constantly being surrounded by all this opportunity prompted me to start digging. And honestly, I found a lot of gurus. Fortunately, I don't easily part with my coin. My researches led me this course with a goal of determining if I could build a site. After watching it I feel like I could replicate what was learned, probably with some tweaks. I think the problem would be that I couldn’t troubleshoot it if something went wrong. I also learned about what is sure to be some really helpful plugins going forward; and in general how to install wordpress on a site and navigate the admin interface. The instructor did a very good job. There were a few things through out that course, missing files etc. that kinda made it hard to follow in certain spots. But he is a good teacher, very personable and knowledgeable; and I understand that this type thing is a big undertaking to put together organize and maintain. Why else would books need an Errata… On the whole if I had to give him a grade, I’d say 98%.
