‘E-commerce’ Videos
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Andrea Cardinali: 5 Errori SEO da non commettere nel tuo e-commerce
WordPress Meetup RomagnaSpeaker: Andrea CardinaliDecember 8, 2016 — In questo speech parlo dei 5 errori seo commessi negli e-commerce e di come risolverli. Parlo di schede prodotto, schema.org, linking interno, gestione dei prodotti esauriti, redirect e https
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Magnus Lindgren: Building Elobinas Textile Revolution in WordPress
WordCamp Stockholm 2016Speaker: Magnus LindgrenDecember 5, 2016 — Elobina is a service for eco friendly production on demand textiles. The service is unique in many ways and is transforming the way the textile industry work. Learn how we used WordPress and WooCommerce as a solid base for this development. By using the proven and working e-commerce base we could focus on what was hard for us without the need to build the parts that was already available. Elobina is built with WordPress and WooCommerce running in the Amazon Cloud. The service include advanced image handling with serverside processing of large print resolution images.
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Ulrich Pogson: Building Multilingual e-Commerce Sites
WordCamp Stockholm 2016Speaker: Ulrich PogsonDecember 4, 2016 — I recently built wpzoo.ch to sell a few WordPress products. It is available in English and German.
I would cover the challenges and decisions that I needed to make and how it has worked out for us. -
Andrew Wikel: Customer Information Security in E-Commerce
WordCamp Dallas / Fort Worth 2016Speaker: Andrew WikelOctober 24, 2016 — How to present and maintain a secure E-Commerce site. We will go over some details on PCI compliance, as well as privacy policy, and general web security.
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Patrick Rauland: Sell All the Things
WordCamp Albuquerque 2016Speaker: Patrick RaulandJune 8, 2016 — With the power of open-source you can do just about anything with your WordPress site which means you can *sell* just about anything. I’ll be walking through how you can sell all the things. Physical products, digital products, subscriptions, bookable products, configurable products, donations, etc are all possible with your WordPress site. I’ll cover WordPress plugins, 3rd party services, and some best practices for building an e-commerce site.
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Kate Newbill: Do You Really Need a 2 kg Pocket Knife? Choosing the Best Ecommerce Solution for Your Site
WordCamp Atlanta 2016Speaker: Kate NewbillApril 23, 2016 — The biggest and best-known ecommerce solution for WordPress does everything. It’s flexible, extendable, and almost infinitely configurable. It’s a Swiss Army Knife with 276 blades. But if all you need is a bottle opener, do you really need to walk around with a 2kg knife in your pocket?
We’ll talk about the things you need to consider when choosing an ecommerce solution. I’ll give you a list of questions to help you decide. And we’ll discuss some of the available WordPress ecommerce products so you can make an informed decision.
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Andrew Wikel: Gaining (and not betraying) User Trust in e-Commerce
WordCamp Toronto 2015Speaker: Andrew WikelJanuary 13, 2016 — In this session, we will be going over how to design and secure your site, so that your users trust your site (and you), and then teach you some basics on how to make sure that you aren’t betraying that trust.
We will cover some thoughts on why users trust what they do, and then some practical things that you (as the shop owner) can implement to keep your visitors’ info safe and secure, as well as convey that to your customers.
Learning Outcomes:
The user that attends this session should walk away with an understanding of the importance of gaining your user’s trust in e-commerce, and then various ways to help grow that, as well as make sure that you don’t betray their trust.
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Digambar Pradhan: Woocommerce – An E-Commerce Solution for WordPress
WordCamp Nepal 2015Speaker: Digambar PradhanDecember 28, 2015 — Digambar Pradhan WordPress developer at Web Experts Nepal, he gave a presentation on Woocommerce: An E-Commerce Solution for WordPress. The areas covered in the presentation are:
1) Introduction to E-Commerce for WordPress and WooCommerce as a solution for WordPress.
2) The Basics of WooCommerce.
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Andrew Wikel: Gaining (and not betraying) User Trust in e-Commerce
WordCamp NYC 2015Speaker: Andrew WikelDecember 27, 2015 — In this session, we will be going over how to design and secure your site, so that your users trust your site (and you), and then teach you some basics on how to make sure that you aren’t betraying that trust.
We will cover some thoughts on why users trust what they do, and then some practical things that you (as the shop owner) can implement to keep your visitors’ info safe and secure, as well as convey that to your customers. -
Niklas Högefjord and Peter Elmered: The Woo Whisperer – Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless E-Commerce Store
WordCamp Norrköping 2015Speakers: Niklas Högefjord, Peter ElmeredOctober 9, 2015 — WooCommerce is a popular and powerful e-commerce platform, but it adds an advanced layer to your WordPress-powered website. Keeping the installation up to date requires more of you as the administrator than a blog or a basic website does. In this presentation, we give you practical tips and advice on how to build an online store that works well and will function over time.
The presentation is intended for those who have basic knowledge of WooCommerce and want to learn more about how to build an online store according to current recommendations. You don’t need to be an advanced developer to keep up with the examples we will go through.
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