WooCommerce

• ✓Open-source platform
• ✓Full control over checkout and data
• ✓Customizable with extensions
• ✓Supports global sales
• ✓Secure payment processing

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• ＋Open-source platform
• ＋Full control over checkout and data
• ＋Customizable with extensions
• ＋Supports global sales
• ＋Secure payment processing

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WooCommerce is a flexible, open-source ecommerce platform for WordPress, offering full control over checkout, data, and costs, with extensive customization options through extensions.

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1. 1

   Set up a WordPress website

   Purchase web hosting and a domain name, then install WordPress on your hosting account. This is the foundation required to run WooCommerce.

2. 2

   Install the WooCommerce plugin

   From your WordPress admin dashboard, go to 'Plugins > Add New', search for 'WooCommerce', and click 'Install Now', then 'Activate'.

3. 3

   Run the setup wizard

   After activation, follow the on-screen setup wizard to configure your store's basic details like currency, payment methods, and shipping zones.

4. 4

   Add your products

   Go to 'Products > Add New' in your WordPress admin to create your first product listings, adding titles, descriptions, images, and prices.

5. 5

   Choose and install extensions

   Browse the WooCommerce extensions marketplace to add features like specific payment gateways, advanced shipping calculators, or marketing tools to customize your store.

6. 6

   Configure your store settings

   Finalize your store by setting up taxes, shipping rules, and checkout options under the 'WooCommerce > Settings' menu to match your business needs.

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