Most store owners overlook complex rules; you will set shipping zones, rates, and tax classes in WooCommerce to avoid penalties, ensure legal compliance, and unlock accurate global checkout, while preventing costly tax errors. Key Takeaways: Set your Store Address, Selling Locations, and Shipping Origin in WooCommerce > Settings so tax calculations and shipping defaults align
WooCommerce puts you in control to build a custom theme; this guide shows how you should structure templates, secure the checkout, optimize performance, and add flexible customization while avoiding common pitfalls. Key Takeaways: Theme structure and WooCommerce compatibility: include core files (style.css, functions.php, template-parts), declare add_theme_support(‘woocommerce’), and supply or override templates like archive-product.php and single-product.php
You should plan a careful migration to WooCommerce, starting with a full backup to avoid irreversible data loss, map products and redirects, and test staging; after cutover expect full ownership and lower fees. Key Takeaways: Map and export data: inventory, variants, customers, orders, and SEO URLs; create CSVs and a full backup of the source
Just choose plugins that give you must-have extensions for payments, shipping, and analytics while protecting against security vulnerabilities, and driving higher conversions so you run a faster, safer, more profitable store. Key Takeaways: Core infrastructure plugins (performance, security, payment gateways) deliver the foundation for a fast, secure store-prioritize caching/CDN, firewall/security, and versatile payment options like