How to become a Shopify Expert For Free (By Webinopoly)

Short introduction about Shopify.

Choosing your store management settings

Before you open your store to customers, you need to do the following tasks:

• Add a package type.

• Choose what payment methods you'll accept and where you'll receive payouts.

• Customize your tax settings.

• Add your store's policies to your checkout page.

Whether you're building a theme for a client, yourself, or the Shopify Theme Store, this section will guide you in building a bulletproof theme.

If you're new to Shopify, this section will introduce you to the right tools you need to start working with Shopify themes.

Your products are the goods, digital downloads, services, and gift cards that you sell. You add a product in Shopify by entering product details and uploading product images. If your product has options, like size or color, then you can add a variant for each combination of options.

When you are adding or updating a product, you can make the product available to one or more of your sales channels.

Understanding how orders work in Shopify is an important part of running your business. After a customer places an order (using any of your active sales channels), it appears in the Orders area of Shopify. You can also create orders manually in your Shopify admin to record orders that you've made outside of Shopify or to send your customers email invoices.

A domain is the URL, or the website address, where your customers go to find your store online. You manage your domain settings for your online store on the Domains page in your Shopify admin. If you use the wholesale channel, then you manage the domain settings for your wholesale store on the Domains page in that channel.

Interacting with your customers is an important part of running your business. Every time a new customer places an order with your store, their name and other details are added to your customer list. You can review all your customers and manage your customer information from the Customers area of your Shopify admin and the Shopify app.

If your customers create an account with your store, then they can add their address information to their account so that it autofills during checkout. They can also view their order history with your store, and see the current order status for any purchases they make. To learn how to enable customer accounts, click here.

You can install Shopify apps to help you build your business, integrate with external services, and add features to your Shopify admin. The best place to find apps is on the Shopify App Store.

You can also use private apps to add features to your Shopify admin, access your store's data directly using Shopify's APIs, or extend your online store to other platforms using custom storefronts.

You can use Shopify to sell your products on different online sales channels. Sales channels represent the different marketplaces where you sell your products. By connecting each sales channel to Shopify, you can keep track of your products, orders, and customers in one place.

Quick summary about the whole course.