How to Use Ecwid for eCommerce Sites

Teacher: Robert Ring
Released: June 5, 2017
Length: 1.25 hours
Level: Beginner
Certificate: Finish lessons, plus pass quizzes with an average of 70%

Table of Contents

Description

Teacher

Introduction

Introduction to EcwidFree

Custom Site Integration with Ecwid

Products

How to Set Up Your First Ecwid ProductFree

How to Set Up Ecwid CategoriesFree

How to Use Ecwid Product TypesFree

How to Use Ecwid Product OptionsFree

How to Set up Related Products in EcwidFree

Sales

How to Process Orders in EcwidFree

How to Edit Orders in EcwidFree

How to Manage Unfinished Sales in EcwidFree

How to Understand Ecwid Customer GroupsFree

Payments

How to Add a Payment Gateway in EcwidFree

Ecwid and Square for Point-of-SaleFree

Ecwid Payments

Shipping

Introduction to Shipping With EcwidFree

How to Set Up Ecwid Shipping ZonesFree

How to Set up Ecwid Shipping MethodsFree

How to Customize Ecwid Shipping Per ProductFree

Ecwid Quiz 1

Integration

WordPress Integration with Ecwid, Part 1

WordPress Integration with Ecwid, Part 2

Facebook Integration with Ecwid

Integrating Ecwid with a Custom Site

Customization

Branding Your Invoices and Emails

CSS and Ecwid

Making Style Changes in Ecwid

Customizing Ecwid with CSS

Advanced Payments

Configuring Taxes in Ecwid

Creating Coupons and Discounts

Marketing

Search Engine Optimization for Ecwid

The Ecwid App Marketplace

Adding Your Store to Other Marketplaces

Ecwid Quiz 2

If you want to set up an online store, and don't want to set up a new website, then Ecwid is a great solution. Ecwid has everything you need to set up an e-commerce store from products and categories to payments and shipping.

Once your store is created, you can embed products (or the whole store) into Ecwid as simply as you would embed a YouTube video. This enables you to easily use Ecwid with Drupal, Joomla or WordPress

This class was produced in partnership with Ecwid.

Robert Ring

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Robert learned HTML/CSS back in 2008 when he decided to start a film review site, and he continued adding to his site file-by-file the old-fashioned way for a year. When he asked a web developer friend how to build a site that "automatically lists content on the homepage and stuff," he was pointed to Drupal.

Since then, Robert has continued to build his experience with the CMS by using it on his own projects and by managing other brands' pre-existing Drupal sites. In doing so, he has learned some of the best ways to use the tools Drupal has available--and what mistakes to avoid.

In his spare time, Robert trains Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and works on too many side programming projects. He is also the author of two books.