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What can you do with WordPress if you aren’t a developer (or aren’t inclined to set up a development environment and get “into the weeds”)?<\/p>\n

Quite a bit, actually!<\/p>\n

This session walks through my standard flow for getting a new WordPress site up and running. I’ll walk through each step: domain registration, WordPress installation, installing a theme & plugins, even connecting to Google Search Console and Google Tag Manager.<\/p>\n

We won’t touch any code along the way. (I promise!)<\/p>\n

If you’re new to WordPress, this is a crash-course walkthrough that’ll give you an idea of how quickly a site can be built.<\/p>\n

If you’re an experienced WordPress user and want to start building sites for others, this is a good opportunity to see how you can get a foundation in place for a client without breaking a sweat.
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What can you do with WordPress if you aren’t a developer (or aren’t inclined to set up a development environment and get “into the weeds”)? Quite a bit, actually! This session walks through my standard flow for getting a new WordPress site up and running. I’ll walk through each step: domain registration, WordPress installation, installing … <\/p>\n

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