Additions & Changes To WordPress

ADD FUNCTIONALITY TO STREAMLINE YOUR WORKFLOW

Enhance your website’s functionality so that you can shine in the digital arena with the help of a WordPress expert. Let’s improve your online presence with custom solutions for your unique needs.

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Plugin Installation, Activation, Configuration & Testing

Install, activate, configure and test plugins, & Third Party Integrations.

Functionality is added to WordPress websites with the use of plugins that need to be installed, activated, configured and then tested. Plugins can help you achieve a wide range of advanced functionalities.

While there are several methods involved in adding functionality to a website, I use only reputable third party plugins to add code snippets, widgetized areas, implement shortcodes, page builders, caching, SEO, performance, testing, duplicating, and much much more!

If you’ve added a plugin and you’re having issues with the configuration, get in touch. I’m here to help.

I also work with Divi and with plugins and extensions purchased from the Divi Marketplace.

Let’s explore the exciting world of connecting WordPress with other platforms and tools!

Blend diverse functionalities to link WordPress with different platforms, apps and tools.

The sky’s the limit when it comes to adding enhanced functionalities for data syncronisation across various platforms to prevent discrepancies.

Streamline your workflow by adding third party integrations such as a CRM, Woocommerce, or by turning your website into a membership site with Memberpress for example.

Woocommerce Use Case

A business owner wants to turn their WordPress website into an online store to sell their products online. By integrating Woocommerce with their WordPress website, they’re able to add product listings, track their inventory and process payments. The Divi Theme offers native ecommerce elements with their Woocommerce modules to enhance the appearance of your online store.

Memberpress Use Case

A business owner wants to create a membership website with an online community to offer paying customers special access to their exclusive content, products or services, and their very own private member area. They might want to do affiliate marketing or create online courses without having to pay for a CRM.

A CRM Use Case

A CRM is short for ‘Customer Relationship Management.’ Nowadays a CRM is used to streamline workflows for managing clients, project management, invoicing, for team collaboration and communication, for freelancers, to follow up leads, analyse sales cycles, onboard new clients, analyse customer behaviour, increase profitability and so much more depending on the way it is used, for the problems it solves and for the niche market it serves. Example: Moxie for Freelancers.

Does your WordPress website need more functionality?

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