Taking over an existing WordPress site

We enjoy helping clients discover the power of digital marketing. A good website is a vital tool for every business these days and so our aim is to give you the tools you need to build and maintain your own website and social media channels rather than being reliant on developers and agencies to help you whenever you want to make a change.Our clients tend to be small businesses who don’t have the resource to outsource their whole marketing operation and want to be able to take control of it themselves. Our training is designed to be affordable, practically focused and results oriented so you can start putting what you’ve learned into practice immediately and get quick results.We’re experienced digital marketers, WordPress developers and trainers who have built many WordPress websites for clients over the years across a range of different industries, from simple blogs and brochure sites through to complex e-commerce sites with many thousands of pages.

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Taking over the management of an established WordPress site can be a tricky business

We tend to work with two groups of customers – either people who are building a brand new WordPress site themselves or people who have taken over responsibility for an existing WordPress site that someone else built. If you’re in this second group then this webinar is for you.Taking over the management of an established WordPress site can be a tricky business, particularly if the developers or agency responsible for building it aren’t on the scene any more. We talk to lots of people who take on a new marketing role in their organisation and suddenly find themselves responsible for a website that they know nothing about. If this is you then sign up for this webinar to learn about a structured approach to getting to grips with an unfamiliar WordPress site.In just one hour we will cover:- Security, hosting and backups Making sure that the site’s secure and only those who need it have access Ensuring you have access to the hosting and the domain Checking that the site is backed up regularly and installing a backup plugin if you need one Getting to grips with the site appearance Understanding whether the site’s running with a free or premium theme Understanding how the theme is controlling the appearance of the pages Getting to grips with any bespoke code there may be on the site Knowing how the pages are created and whether they’re controlled by a page by a page builder or not Understanding the structure of the site Understanding how the navigation works and how to add and remove items from the menu Identifying different types of content on the site and how each is generated Understanding the functionality of the site Looking at the pages to see what functionality there is Going through the plugins and understanding what each one does Checking that the site functionality actually works in the way that it’s supposed to Identifying compliance and performance issues Ensuring that the site is GDPR compliant Checking for issues with site speed Identifying broken links and other errors on the site Ensuring any third party integrations are working as they should Search performance How to know whether Google Analytics is running on the site The importance of Google Analytics and Google Search Console Are there any SEO plugins running on the site? QuestionsWho should attend?This webinar is aimed at anyone who is responsible for a WordPress site that they didn’t build themselves and would benefit from a clear checklist of things to consider when getting to grips with the site.

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