Managing just one eCommerce store can be so time-consuming that you don’t even consider opening another store on different platforms to maximize your exposure.

That’s where Sellbery comes in. With a little bit of set up, you can sell your products in multiple marketplaces without any extra effort or wasted time.

The best part is, all of the eCommerce platforms you sell on will be synced so you don’t oversell any of your inventory.

And all you have to do is manage your primary eCommerce store and Sellbery takes care of all the rest.

What is a WordPress custom post type template?

To answer that, let’s first start with the two post types built into WordPress: posts and pages. Posts are for blog posts and usually display on the front end along with a publication date, an author, comment count, and tags and categories. Pages on the other hand, display without any of that extra information. How post and pages display on the front end is the post type template. A custom post type template then is similar to posts and pages in that it displays content in the front end, but you as the creator of the custom post type can define what information the post editor collects and how it’s displayed on the front end for your visitors. This will make more sense as you go through this tutorial.

The meta data is things like the author’s name, the post date, categories and tags. I think the term “meta” throws people off. If you take “meta” out you’re left with WordPress post data and that’s what it is. It’s just more information about the post.

In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to safely replace all the WordPress core files on a live site. You may need this process if you encounter the ‘white screen of death’ since one of the best ways to fix that issue is WordPress core files replacement. You can either watch the detailed video tutorial […]

Whether you like it or not, readers will look at when a post was published and decided whether it is too old to be relevant.

That’s where adding a “last updated” date to your posts becomes important. You see it on tons of websites including The Wall Street Journal, the New York Times and Mom & Pop’s Record Store.

The reason is it helps calm the reader’s fears. They don’t want to waste their reading something that is not relevant or is outdated. Alerting them to the fact that the content is updated encourages them to read further with confidence.

It also gives them confidence that there’s someone actively working on the site.

In the tutorial below I show how to include the code to your functions.php file and have it appear right before the content. The process is automatic, so once you set it up you never have to worry about it again.

Below you will find Javascript code that will help you personalize landing pages using MailChimp merge tags. We do this pulling a URL parameter and inserting the value of that parameter into the page. This is a really easy way to personalize landing pages on your site with your subscriber’s information. There are 4 things […]

Before you can use the advanced custom fields plugin you need to create a custom post type. To create a Custom Post Type you have two options, one is to use a plugin to create custom post types and other is to do it manually. Once you have a custom post type created you can […]

Below is all the code you need to build a great looking countdown timer that can redirect to a different page after the timer expires. There are two variations. In the first code snippet the countdown timer will countdown to a specific date that you set in the Javascript code. Once the date is reached […]