These rates are for 1 person only.
$150 + GST per hour.

Additional people (2+) are $50 extra p/h.

Face to face WordPress training must be booked with a minimum of 2 hours. This training is also available online.

• We teach a lot of small businesses and companies how to edit and manage their WordPress websites.
• Clients who want to make small changes, which can be completed in the training session.
• Our clients walk away with new skills and confidence to update their sites ongoing.
• Sometimes clients want help with setting up a basic site or adding plugins, images, pages, posts.
• Our WordPress training is great for any person who wants to learn beginners to advanced WordPress.

Examples of people that do our WordPress training

• Managers or staff of a company website.
• Website owners.
• Startups.
• Small business.
• Graphic designers.
• A complete beginner.
• WordPress developers.
• Advanced WordPress users.

This is also available as a WordPress online course.

1. You must have the login for your WordPress site.
2. We also request your hosting login.
3. Questions you would like to cover.

Having your hosting login is important if we have to help you update the site. Without the hosting login, we can’t help you update any plugins or themes. Or add any files to the server if we need to. Please check all your logins work.

Yes. We have helped many startups set up a small site in a few hours. So they could go away and continue building the site themselves. Often they may have a follow up session face to face or online.

• Usually we start them on a self hosted WordPress.org site.
• And give them a free premium theme called Divi.
• Which allows them to choose a professional, mobile responsive template that they can just go in and populate.
• Making the task of creating a website from scratch easier.

If you want a more advanced WordPress course, try our Build your own WordPress Website course

We charge $150 + GST per hour. *Minimum 1 hour (online).
Face to face is a minimum of 2 hours.

Additional people $50 per head per hour.

Approximately $85 – depending on the location.

If you are located on the Northern Beaches, Sydney CBD, City, Eastern Suburbs, Inner West and the lower North Shore then there is no travel fee.

Clients come to us and want to learn how to do simple tasks that they can do on a daily basis.

Here are some examples of what we cover in our custom WordPress training:

• Updating content.
• Optimising images so your pages load quickly.
• Adding images to a page, post or gallery.
• Editing the navigation menu.
• How to add links.
• As well as YouTube videos.
• How to insert a PDF.
• Creating a WordPress blog. And best practices for blog writing.
• Creating a membership or event site.
• Plugin training.
• SEO for WordPress.
• How to add and use Social Media.

We can teach you anything to do with WordPress. We can ever teach you how to build your own site in only a few hours.

Step 1

Fill in the form below.
Let us know what course or training you would like and how many hours.

Step 2

If its the custom training, we will ask you to send us a brief of what you would like to learn. Then, we will decide how much training is needed to achieve your wishlist.

Step 3

Lastly, we will pick a suitable date and book in your session.

Yes. We teach WordPress on Saturdays, only. These rates are for 1 person only.

$180 per hour + GST.

Yes, we supply an 80 paged WordPress manual with our WordPress Short Course and our Build your own Website Course.

If you would like to purchase our WordPress Beginners Guide / Ebook, please contact us at info @ letsbuildawebsite.com.au

• For some people, it is very easy, for others it’s not so easy.
• But if you have the right trainer/teacher you should be able to learn the basics in a few hours.
• It really depends on your theme. Some themes are highly customised,  making it harder for you to edit.
• We can help you solve this problem in our WordPress training sessions.
• We just ask you to send us a list of what you need to cover. Then we will check your site to make sure it’s possible.
• You must, however, be confident on a computer. If you don’t have basic computer skills you may find it difficult to learn WordPress.

• All our courses/training must be paid upfront.
• We will send you an invoice due for payment.
• We prefer bank transfer but can offer credit card for an additional fee of 2.5%.
• Payment confirmation is required before your training starts.
  

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• There are thousands of WordPress themes to choose from.
• That’s why we love WordPress!!
• If you want to spend around $50-60 USD for a premium theme.
• Just click on the image below to view many premium WP themes from themeforest.net.
• Otherwise there are over 6000 free ones inside your WordPress.org dashboard under Appearance and Themes.
• WordPress.com only offers around 150 free themes.

Click the image to check out some WordPress themes (Ad)

We can convert the following

HTML to WordPress.
Shopify to WordPress.
Squarespace to WordPress.
Wix to WordPress.

Our Build a WordPress Website Course is perfect for that.

We consider this a WordPress development course. Where we create the site together and you learn on the job!

• Even if you are a beginner, we guide you every step, so you don’t need to have any knowledge of WordPress.
• If you are a more of an advanced WordPress user then this course will only enhance your skills further.
• We can migrate your site from any type of platform in this WordPress Course.

Click for more information.

They are made by the same company. But have clear differences.

WordPress.com

• It is free up to a certain point.
• You need to pay a fee to remove the ads and add your own domain name.
• You can’t manage your own server or control panel (Cpanel).
• That means you can’t access the server at all if something goes wrong.
• WordPress developers can’t modify files or templates because they can’t access the server.
• You also cannot manage your own emails.
• It costs a yearly fee of around $300 AUD to buy plugins.
• The free themes are limited. Only around 150.
• You can buy WordPress themes but these are also limited.

WordPress.org

• The big advantage of .org is you can manage everything yourself or your developer can.
• You can edit the files on the server.
• Rebuild page templates etc.
• Manage your own custom emails.
• You have full access to the control panel.
• It has over 60,000 free plugins and over 5000 free themes.
• And endless amounts of premium/paid themes.
• So it is definitely more flexible for your business.

Based on my 10 years + experience with WordPress. I would definitely recommend WordPress.org.