The Complete MailChimp Email Marketing Course For Beginners

Set up a WordPress blog to funnel traffic into your email list with popup forms and landing pages. Start with the WordPress basics course to begin.

Learn to create a free MailChimp account by signing up, confirming your email, and entering your first name and business details, including a real address for anti-spam compliance.

Explore MailChimp pricing plans, start with the free new business plan that allows up to 12,000 emails per month for 2,000 subscribers, then upgrade to $10 per month.

Create your first MailChimp list, name it clearly, set the default from address and name, and learn to manage audiences, sign-up forms, footer contact information, and import/export subscribers.

Create a basic Mailchimp sign-up form using the embedded option. Customize the title and fields for a responsive, site-ready form, then copy and paste it onto your site.

Learn to add a Mailchimp form to a WordPress site by copying code into a text widget for the sidebar or posts, and connect with the Mailchimp for WordPress plugin.

Learn how to create a Mailchimp subscriber pop-up form, customize its design, fields, and trigger options, and embed the generated code on your site, including exit-intent and page-position triggers.

Create an automated autoresponder series in MailChimp by designating an ongoing campaign, setting triggers like one day after signup, and delivering a sequence of welcome, educational, and promotional emails.

Repurpose your blog posts and videos into autoresponder emails to nurture subscribers, drive traffic, and promote products through a growing, evergreen funnel.

Learn to craft specific, honest email subject lines that build trust, clearly reflect content, and improve open rates for beginners through simple, testable options.

Send every two to three days, maintain an 80/20 educational to promotional ratio, and include educational content with a clear call to action.

Learn how to monetize with affiliate programs and promote your own products by building email lists that send targeted affiliate emails and link to blog posts and videos.

Learn how to craft affiliate marketing emails for your email list, using hard sells, email funnels, and calls to action, while promoting programs with free trials and blog posts.

Grow your MailChimp email list and scale your offers by focusing on one email funnel, nurturing subscribers, and gradually expanding with new content, bonuses, and trust built over time.

Learn to grow your email list by leveraging social media, funneling followers to a landing page via bios, pins, and links on Twitter, YouTube, and more.

Learn to obtain a professionally designed MailChimp form for your blog. You can design it yourself or outsource to Fiverr or League Pages, then implement a double opt-in form.

Learn to add a MailChimp sign-up form to a WordPress site, including embedded forms in a sidebar widget and a subscriber popup, and copy the embed code for your blog.

Discover WordPress, the free content management system that powers top sites and lets everyday users build stunning websites without coding, with plugins and two setup paths.

Learn what a domain name is, how to buy one from a provider like Go Daddy, and how to choose hosting plans for your site.

Set up your hosting account and link your domain by configuring name servers in the domain control panel, then install WordPress to get your site live.

Set up your domain and hosting, install WordPress via the hosting panel, choose WordPress version and English, enable automatic updates and backups, then create a login, blog title, and tagline.

Explore the WordPress dashboard to understand core features like posts, pages, media, comments, appearance, and plugins, and learn how updates and official blog posts appear on the home screen.

Navigate to settings, general, edit the site title and description, then save to apply them to the header across all WordPress pages, reflecting your company or site name.

Learn to create posts and pages in WordPress, with titles, body text, categories, and tags for SEO, publish to the home page, and explore navigation.

Learn to set up a WordPress navigation bar by creating a primary navigation menu, selecting pages, arranging order, and configuring parent-child hierarchies, while noting theme display variations.

Learn to customize a WordPress theme using the built-in WordPress customize tool and per-theme settings, preview changes instantly, and know when to save and publish, with tips on switching themes.

Discover how WordPress widgets power sidebars and footers, edit content in the widgets dashboard, and use themes and plugins to add, save, and rearrange widgets.

Discover how WordPress plugins extend a site by installing and activating tools like Contact Form 7, configuring mail settings, using shortcodes, and balancing plugin use to maintain performance.

Explore W3 Turo cache for faster pages, WordPress SEO BIOS for optimization, gravity forms, Disquiets, Commerce, and Backup buddy, with a note to keep plugins minimal for performance.