Are you a business owner? Perhaps you’re planning to establish your own business? Maybe you simply need to update your knowledge in order to modernise your business? This excellent WordPress Essentials for Business course will help you to set up a WordPress site for your business, which will help you to generate new customers, publish your own company blog, advertise your services, and create a professional website. This course focuses on the fundamentals of WordPress, including how to set up a custom menu, how to publish several blogs on a single site, WordPress security, and how to use commercial plugins. This fantastic WordPress course has been created by experts, and is taught by a professional instructor who has years of experience and plenty of inside tips to share with you!
Learning with 1Training has many advantages. The course material is delivered straight to you and can be adapted to fit in with your lifestyle. It is created by experts within the industry, meaning you are receiving accurate information, which is up-to-date and easy to understand. This course is comprised of professional learning material, all delivered through a system that you will have access to 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for 365 days (12 months).
Marc Beneteau is the founder of WP Academy. He is a trainer, software developer, internet entrepreneur, website developer, and internet marketer. Before he started teaching full-time he ran a web design business, and was CTO of an internet startup before that.
Those who successfully pass this course will be awarded a WordPress Essentials for Business certificate. Anyone eligible for certification will receive a free e-certificate, and printed certificate.
This excellent WordPress Essentials for Business course will qualify you to be an Editor. As an Editor you can work for any number of organisations, and could also work on a freelance basis. The average salary of an Editor in the UK is £27,792, and this will go up with experience (payscale.com). With this course you could enter any of the following industries:
1: WORDPRESS FUNDAMENTALS | |||
1. WordPress: What & Why | |||
2. WordPress.org or WordPress.com? | |||
3. What You Will Need | |||
2: HOSTING WORDPRESS | |||
1. Understanding Domain, Hosting, & Name Servers | |||
2. Choosing a Domain Registrar & Hosting Company | |||
3. Installing WordPress on Your Domain | |||
3: BUILDING OUT YOUR SITE: CONTENT & NAVIGATION | |||
1. Tour of an Out-of-the-Box WordPress Site | |||
2. Tour of the WordPress Dashboard | |||
3. Creating Pages & Posts | |||
4. Using the Visual Editor | |||
5. Working with Images | |||
6. Hyperlinking | |||
7. Configuring a Blog, Static Site, & Mixed Site | |||
8. Removing the Home Page Title & Comments Box | |||
9. Adding a Flat Navigation Bar | |||
10. Adding a Drop-Down Navigation Bar | |||
11. Installing a Free Theme | |||
12. Installing a Commercial Theme | |||
13. Modifying Your Theme Settings & Adding a Header | |||
14. Working with the Weaver Theme | |||
15. Setting Up Post Categories & Blog Pages | |||
4: WIDGET & WIDGET AREA | |||
1. Using the Latest Posts, Post Categories & Custom Menu Widgets | |||
2. Using the Text Widget to Post Arbitrary Text or Images to Your Sidebar | |||
3. Using the Text Widget to Post a Youtube Video | |||
5: PLUGINS | |||
1. Introduction to Plug-ins: Akismet Comment Spam Protection | |||
2. Using the RSSImport Plug-in; Plug-ins that Require Shortcodes | |||
3. Installing a Commercial Plug-in | |||
6: FINE-TUNING YOUR SITE | |||
1. Permalinks | |||
2. Discussion Settings & Comment Moderation | |||
7: NEXT STEPS | |||
1. Commercial Themes | |||
2. Graphic Sources | |||
3. WordPress Security | |||
4. How to Learn More |