Great question and great answers

Yep you may like view this resource Building Awesome Landing Pages

This should help William: Building Awesome Opt-in Pages That Convert

Glad you asked William, I was thinking along the same line.
Ray

Hi William, looks like you have the answers you need.

All the best,
Michael

Here is a good starter tutorial. LinkedIn Basic Training 101 Type Linkedin into the search bar and there are some other good tutorials.

Mark

Check out your Private Message

Join linkedin and start adding your post
This might help as well LinkedIn Basic Training 101

Check this out William: LinkedIn Basic Training 101

One thing you can do is join Facebook groups that relate to your niche and interact with others there, and post links to your website articles.

I joined 8 FB groups in my niche (thriller novels), and whenever I post a link to one of my reviews, which only takes about 5 minutes, I usually get 20 or so visitors that day. Not sure why, but posts on Fridays and over the weekend seem to attract more visitors. Hope this helps a little!

Joanie

How To Supercharge Your Social Media Marketing

Make a Facebook page. You can post things. Post ads etc. Using Facebook the Right Way

Start a test website, to see what the plugins and themes do Do Not Be Afraid To Build A Website

The first trick is to check in the plugins page - it will tell you if it has been proven compatible with your theme. In my expereince, if it says it is unsure , it will more often that not be glitchy.

Start with a minimal number of plugins and only add them as needed. Also, be careful to add only currently supported ones.

Hey, William, happy Friday to you! I don't know if this will help you now, but in the future, it will help you tremendously. Since you are a premium member, you have (almost unlimited amounts) of websites. This is what I do....
Build a website using the siterubix.com platform. Use a theme that you want to test. I call mine workingfromhome.siterubix.com. This website is only to test different theme combinations and different plugins - it will never go live.
I do this to test different plugins, replace themes, etc, to make sure any plugin I want to add to my real website don't break it. It is sometimes time consuming, but better safe than sorry.
I hope this answers your question.
Good Luck!
Ken

*** it's called research or trial and error -- it's suggested that you try it out in a sandbox to find out the best combo for your specific site requirements ... and Jay's session tonight on Wordpress was most helpful and indeed, he's devoting July to it ... the replay will be uploaded soon ... cheerio .. :) The Fundamentals of the Wordpress

William - here are 2 comprehensive training webinars Jay presented on eCommerce: Introduction to Ecommerce How to Promote your Ecommerce Business