How to Build a WordPress Website for your Shop

This is the blog post that accompanies the following video:

Transcription:
In this 8-part tutorial series, we’re going to show you how to build a shop website from start to finish! The eight videos cover choosing a hosting company, installing WordPress, setting up your user accounts, setting up content, how to choose a theme, installing the right plugins and adding finishing touches to your site.

We’ll be releasing one video a day, and we’ve also got accompanying blog posts with links to additional materials plus with the text of the video transcribed. If you’re looking to skip setting up the site for yourself, we’ll be including an export of the site we build in the post that accompanies the final video in the series, which you can use to import all of our sample content and styling.

Make sure that you subscribe to our YouTube channel so that you don’t miss any of the videos in the series. Let’s get started building our shop website!

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