Foreign Trade Self-built Websitethe number of users will increase, and how can foreign trade enterprises
build their own B2B or B2C e-commerce website, to avoid placing all business on large platforms like Alibaba and Made-in-China? It's also very simple to achieve; it can be done using WordPress with WooCommerce.
Introduction to WooCommerce
WooCommerce is an open-source e-commerce plugin for WordPress. It is designed for small to large online merchants using WordPress. The plugin was released on September 27, 2011, and quickly gained popularity for its easy installation and customization, as well as its free core product. WooCommerce also has extensive plugin support, allowing more features to be implemented via plugins, making it a relatively low-cost e-commerce website solution.
How to Use WooCommerce
1. In the WordPress Admin Dashboard, search for WooCommerce, then install and activate it.
2. Run the store setup wizard and fill in the basic information for your store.
3. WooCommerce is compatible with mainstream payment methods. By default, it only includes the following payment gateways; you can extend support for more payment methods through plugins.
4. By default, it will recommend several commonly used plugins; you can choose whether to install them based on your actual situation.
5. It will suggest you install the Jetpack plugin. Jetpack is an optimization and security plugin officially launched by WordPress, but users in China need to use a proxy to access it.
6. After setup, you can enter the Dashboard to configure settings or directly create a product.
When publishing a product for the first time, if you haven't installed WooCommerce admin, it will remind you to install it. If you plan to use WooCommerce for e-commerce transactions, you can install it; if you only intend to use it for product display, you can skip it.
The area circled in red in the image below is the WooCommerce settings section; you can explore each item yourself.
Just like that, you have easily built a cross-border e-commerce website using WordPress and WooCommerce.
Follow-up:- How to Add Products in WooCommerce Tutorial
- How to Set Up Payment Collection for WooCommerce Foreign Trade Sites
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2. Run the store setup wizard and fill in the basic information for your store.
3. WooCommerce is compatible with mainstream payment methods. By default, it only includes the following payment gateways; you can extend support for more payment methods through plugins.
4. By default, it will recommend several commonly used plugins; you can choose whether to install them based on your actual situation.
5. It will suggest you install the Jetpack plugin. Jetpack is an optimization and security plugin officially launched by WordPress, but users in China need to use a proxy to access it.
6. After setup, you can enter the Dashboard to configure settings or directly create a product.
When publishing a product for the first time, if you haven't installed WooCommerce admin, it will remind you to install it. If you plan to use WooCommerce for e-commerce transactions, you can install it; if you only intend to use it for product display, you can skip it.
The area circled in red in the image below is the WooCommerce settings section; you can explore each item yourself.
Just like that, you have easily built a cross-border e-commerce website using WordPress and WooCommerce.Follow-up:
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