Creating an effective WordPress webiste

Your website is the core of your online business and the door to your customers. An effective website has a strong impact on attracting and gaining customers, badly built website, however, can quickly drive them away.

 

In the e-course “Creating websites in WordPress” you will learn step by step:

• How to find the right template for your website and check its quality?
• How to take care of buying and hosting a domainon a server?
• How to install WordPresson a server?
• How to install page templateson the server?
• How to create a MySQL database?
• How to link a website to a domainand do a DNS redirect?
• How to make a duplicate pageand install it on the server?
• How to edit the selected themes’ background (theme settings)?
• How to use editor toolsto make a costume layout of your choice from the purchased theme?
• How to add new articles(texts, photos, iconography, add videos and links to texts …) and other content?
• How to create new categories?
• How to doon-site SEO website optimization with WordPress plugins (Title, h1, h2, ALT, META)?
• How to optimize speedof your online store?
• How to add and duplicate pages?
• How to build contact and newsletter forms?
• How to edit (add, remove) custom checkout fields?

 

Become a your own website maker and editor.

When designing your website, pay attention to the 6 mistakes described below:

If it takes more than 2 seconds for your website to fully load, it is too slow. The slower the page, the more likely you are to lose a visitor.

 

A single second loading is a best-accepted practice for website owners who want to retain a visitor. It is also a fact that the speed of the website itself significantly affects the ranking of search engine results – namely Google uses the speed of the website as a ranking factor to evaluate the page.

If the font on your website is fuzzy and unreadable, if it is skewed, it reduces cognitive smoothness. Cognitive smoothness is a term that refers to the ease of use for a website visitor. Does he understand what he sees? Should he focus on understanding instead of focusing on the content?

 

The same goes for typos. Provide proofreading of the texts you insert on your website, as well as transparency of the content. Why? Because clarity is extremely important, as you can’t convince visitors until they understand you.

Responsive design is the most important feature of a website. It makes it accessible to everyone, regardless of the device from which users access the website – desktop, smartphone, or tablet.

 

The flexibility of a website to different devices is also detected by Google’s search engine and, consequently, such websites are placed among the higher hits. As many as 48% of survey users believe that if a website doesn’t display optimally on a smartphone, they get the feeling that the company doesn’t care about them. This means that the buttons and links on the website are large enough to be easily clicked and navigated to the desired action or sub-page.

Visitors of your website find themselves on the page with very specific questions that they want to be answered. They leave the site quickly if they do not find answers to their questions on the website at first glance.

 

Visitors usually want to know how to get in touch with you and where you are. Contact details must, therefore, be clearly visible. Also, visitors, especially of online stores, use a search engine to find exactly the products they are looking for. A search engine is a tool by which visitors master large and complex websites.

Generic photos don’t bring anything good to your site. Their generality deprives the parties of clarity and meaning. Original photos and graphics, on the contrary, reinforce what the text conveys. It is easier for visitors to understand the whole concept of your website, and actually trust the information on it.

 

Therefore, the use of original photos and pictorial materials is the best choice. Stretched and low visibility photos seem cheap and unprofessional. This reduces users’ trust. Larger photos can severely extend the loading time of the website, causing visitors to leave. To avoid that, you have to make sure that they are web-friendly.

 

For photos on your website, use the usual file formats (.jpg, .png) that you save and compress for web use.

If a site is not HTTPS secure, it is like waving a red flag in front of search engines and cautious web users. And this does not apply just to online stores – if you ask users for any personal information, from email, first name, last name, and phone number – you need to protect your website. Otherwise, Google (and other search engines) will push you lower in the search results and limit your online visibility.

 

In addition to all this, you must of course also take care of the proper ON-SITE and OFF-SITE SEO optimization of your website, to ensure the most optimal results.

 

All this and more, of course, the team and I learned from our own mistakes. And so that you don’t have to go all the way and learn from expensive trials and errors yourself, which will cost you, valuable customers, in addition to money, we have prepared an e-course “Creating a WordPress website” with which you can create an effective website, that sells. By yourself – and that in the first attempt!

 

ALL THE KNOWLEDGE AND STEP-BY-STEP INSTRUCTIONS IN ONE PLACE!

 

Take the most important step towards building the perfect sales tool to gain new customers. Order the e-course “Creating a WordPress website” with which you will be able to create an effective website yourself.

 

Despite the extremely low price, you can ensure unlimited use of this e-course!

• Introduction to the WordPress platform;
• Domain purchase and hosting;
• WordPress Installation;
• Choosing a WordPress template;
• Installing a WordPress template, part 1;
• Installing a WordPress template, part 2;
• Installing a WordPress template, part 3;
• Editing a WordPress template, part 1;
• Editing a WordPress template, part 2;
• Editing a WordPress template — Header and Footer;
• Editing a WordPress template — Menu;
• Editing a WordPress template — Adding elements;
• Editing a WordPress template — Mobile Optimization;
• Contact form creation;
• Contact form installation;
• Editing blog posts.