Enterprise Digital Uplift and Systematic Technology Education

Course Content
Introduction to E-Commerce
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What is E-Commerce?
Key Components of an E-Commerce Website
Choosing the Right E-Commerce Platform
Setting Up an E-Commerce Website
Payment Gateways and Secure Transactions
E-Commerce Logistics and Order Fulfillment
E-Commerce Marketing Strategies
E-Commerce Customer Service and Support
E-Commerce Analytics and Performance Measurement
E-Commerce Trends and Future Outlook
Summary
WordPress Website Setup with Edusyte E-Retail
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Introduction to WordPress
Introduction to E-Retail
Creating an Account with Edusyte E-Retail 
The WordPress Dashboard
Accessing the Account Section
Domain Registration and Mapping to Edusyte E-Retail
Introduction to Plugins in Edusyte E-Retail
E-Commerce Case Study Introduction
Summary
Website Content and Design with Elementor
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Introduction to Module 3
Introduction to Elementor
Timeline and Planning for TechShop’s Online Store
Planning the Website Structure and Layout for TechShop’s Online Store
Creating Pages and Posts with Elementor for TechShop’s Online Store
Creating Info Pages with Elementor for TechShop’s Online Store
Incorporating Dynamic Content and Interactive Elements with 
Summary
WooCommerce Integration and Management
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Introduction to the Module 
Introducing WooCommerce
Activating and Configuring WooCommerce Settings
Creating Product Pages with Elementor
Managing Product Inventory and Categories
Setting up Payment Gateways and Shipping Options
Managing Orders and Customer Data
Analytics and Reports in WooCommerce
Module Summary
WePOS Integration and Operations
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Introduction to WePOS
Activating and Configuring WePOS Settings
Managing Products and Inventory with WePOS
Processing Sales with WePOS
Customer Management with WePOS
WePOS Reporting and Analytics
Zoho Mail and Zoho Forms Integration
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Introduction to Zoho Mail and Zoho Forms Integration
Introduction to Zoho Mail and Zoho Forms
Setting up Zoho Mail for TechShop
Activating and Integrating Zoho Mail using Zoho Mail Plugin for WordPress
Activating and Integrating Zoho Mail using Zoho Mail Plugin for WordPress (Detailed Steps)
Integrating Zoho Forms with WordPress
Marketing and SEO Optimization
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Introduction to Module
Understanding the Importance of Marketing and SEO for E-Commerce
Developing a Marketing Strategy for TechShop
Search Engine Optimization (SEO) for E-Commerce Websites
Content Marketing and Blogging for E-Commerce
Social Media Marketing for E-Commerce
Email Marketing and Customer Retention Strategies
Influencer Marketing and Affiliate Programs
Paid Advertising and Online Marketing Campaigns
Analyzing Marketing Performance and Making Data-Driven Decisions
Data Analytics and Reporting
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Introduction to Module
Google Analytics for E-commerce
Understanding Key E-commerce Metrics
Customer Segmentation and Analysis
Conversion Rate Optimization through Data Analysis
Using Data to Drive Personalization and Targeted Marketing
Reporting and Analytics Tools
Self-Paced E-Commerce Specialist Course with Edusyte E-Retail
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Activating and Integrating Zoho Mail using Zoho Mail Plugin for WordPress (Detailed Steps)

In this lesson, we will provide a step-by-step guide on how to activate and integrate Zoho Mail with TechShop’s WordPress website using the Zoho Mail plugin. Follow these detailed steps to ensure a successful integration:

  1. Install and activate the Zoho Mail plugin:

    • From the WordPress dashboard, go to “Plugins” and click on “Installed Plugins“
    • Search for the “Zoho Mail” plugin, and once found, click on “Activate” to activate the plugin.

  2. Obtain the Zoho Mail API key:

    • Log in to your Zoho Mail account.
    • Go to “Settings” and select “Mail Administration.”
    • Under “Control Panel,” click on “API Keys & Whitelisting.”
    • Generate a new API key by clicking on the “Add API Key” button.
    • Copy the generated API key as it will be needed during the plugin configuration.

  3. Configure the Zoho Mail plugin:

    • Go back to your WordPress dashboard and click on “Zoho Mail” from the menu.
    • Enter the Zoho Mail API key in the provided field.
    • Click on the “Connect” button to establish a connection between the plugin and your Zoho Mail account.

  4. Authenticate your Zoho Mail account:

    • Follow the on-screen instructions to log in to your Zoho Mail account and grant permissions to the plugin.
    • Once authenticated, you will be redirected back to the plugin settings page.

  5. Set up email routing:

    • In the plugin settings, navigate to the “Email Routing” tab.
    • Choose the appropriate email routing option based on your preferences.
    • You can select to route all outgoing emails through Zoho Mail or use the default WordPress email.

  6. Save settings and test integration:

    • Click on the “Save Settings” button to save your configurations.
    • Test the integration by sending a test email from your WordPress website.
    • Check if the email is successfully delivered using your Zoho Mail account.

By following these detailed steps, you will be able to activate and integrate Zoho Mail with your WordPress website using the Zoho Mail plugin. This integration will ensure that your business emails are managed through Zoho Mail, providing you with a professional and reliable email solution.

In the next lesson, we will explore the process of integrating Zoho Forms with TechShop’s WordPress website to create and manage forms easily.

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