UPDATE: Registrations are closed and will re-open in soon (along with some new content!). Sign up for the newsletter to be alerted to the return of the e-course!
Ask any savvy online woman what platform she uses, and she’ll most likely say “WordPress” thanks to its popularity and a seriously impressive number of features. But regardless, some bloggers and business owners still seem a little uncertain about making the switch… That’s why I’ve created this step-by-step, hold-your-hand, walk-you-through-it, in-depth e-course for beginners so you can learn WordPress… free!
It’s already got more than 7,000 members so you’ve got nothing to lose by signing up. And if you’re not into blogging? You can use the same steps to turn it into a professional website, store, forum or even a social network.
(Side note: if you’d prefer to just learn the very basics and get your new site started in under 5 minutes you might prefer the express WP set-up guide here. And also, you can always do both!)
Already know a bit about WordPress? No problem! You can view all the lessons, or pick and follow the ones that apply to you (in your own time!). Think of it as being choose-your-own-adventure style. There’s no hurry to rush through steps, and I’ll be right here on the other end to answer any questions you may have.
Registration is very simple… simply scroll down and fill in your name, e-mail address and a few other details. If you’ve ever wanted to learn WordPress for beginners, now’s your opportunity – the universe has heard you! I’ve seen these courses run for hundreds of dollars, so this is a BIG saving!
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Learn WordPress free: just some of the lessons!
- How to put together a professional blog or website from scratch
- The key differences between WordPress.com and WordPress.org (and which is right for you)
- Top 10 lessons in naming your site (and the tool that’ll save you loads of time!)
- The #1 thing you need to look for when choosing a WordPress-friendly host
- How to keep your info private when registering a domain name
- Why expensive hosts aren’t always the best (and how to try WordPress without a long-term commitment)
- What an FTP is and how it can save you time
- Finding your way around a cPanel with ease (and what a cPanel actually is!)
- An outline on what you need to know (and do) if you’re moving from Blogger, WordPress.com or Tumblr
- Why there’s only one place you should get free WordPress themes from
- Free vs premium plugins: when to save and when to splurge (and more than 50 plugin suggestions)
- The #1 plugin I can’t live without (it’s saved me many times!)
- 20 security and performance tips so you can rest easy at night!
- How to edit your theme’s files (including CSS) the safe way
- How to get a free SSL certificate (and why it’s now super important to have one!)
- How to back up… while you sleep!
- How to add PDFs and other files to your website that you can offer to your readers as free downloads or printables
- Where and how to make simple changes to your fonts or theme colours (without needing to know how to code)
- Where to get the best technical help (should you need it)
- And more – there are 37 lessons in total!
Learn WordPress free: Frequently Asked Questions…
Can I really learn WordPress free with this e-course?!
Yes! There is currently no monetary charge to access the lessons (though I do kindly ask that you simply pin this post’s featured image to a public Pinterest board – because sharing is caring and that’s still a pretty sweet deal, right?!). Access to the course content is granted for a minimum of one month.
What about hosting and domain names?
If you want to put the information into practice, you’ll need to purchase these – but don’t worry, I tell you who I recommend to get them through (and why) and walk you through the set-up, step-by-step. And if you’re not ready to do this just yet, you can always read through the info and come back to it later!
It’s great to learn WordPress free, but what if I need help?
If you have any questions regarding any of the steps, feel free to ask it within the relevant page’s comments section and I’ll do my best to help you. I also offer a list of places you can turn to for extra support should you want it.
Register
To access, simply pin the featured image from this page to a public Pinterest board, and enter in your details. Once approved, you’ll be able to begin straightaway! (Tip: It’s easier to sign up via desktop than phone/tablet!).
UPDATE: Registrations are closed and will re-open soon (along with some new content!). Sign up for the newsletter to be alerted to the return of the e-course!
Want to learn WordPress free but have a question? Feel free to ask below!
Hi Bree! I am very very sad to hear classes are closed right now. I’ve been trying to learn this so long it seems like. Are you still going to continue with the classes at all? I hope so, I found you from another blogger and I’ve read some great things about you, was really looking forward to the course. Please let me know if posssible, I really appreciate you’re time!
Hi Kaela! Thank you so much for your comment and kind words. At this stage I don’t know when the course will re-open, unfortunately…
hi, are you still offering the free WordPress course?
Hi, i was just wondering if there was another class coming soon. Thanks so much!
Hi Bree. Just wondering when the next class is going to be. I’m ready to get started. Can’t wait. Thanks
Hi! I was wondering if you were going to offer this course any time soon? I did pin it and I did sign up for your newsletter. I just was not sure if I missed it. Thank you so much.
Hi Hamida! You haven’t missed it, it will be open again during February and I’ll send out a newsletter to announce it!
Hi, I was wondering if you’ll be offering this class
again soon?
Hi, just wondering if this was available again? I’ve pinned to a public board, but I don’t know where to enter my details? It sounds amazing!x
Hi Lynn! It will be available again during February (updates have taken a little longer than I’d hoped!). Stay tuned! 🙂