Course Content
01 – Website Setup & WordPress Basics
This module teaches the foundational steps required to build a fully functional WordPress website from scratch. You will learn how to choose and register a domain name, set up reliable hosting, configure SSL, create email accounts, and install WordPress using both 1-click and manual methods. The lessons guide you through the WordPress dashboard, essential settings, and the key differences between posts and pages. You’ll also learn how to install and configure critical plugins for SEO, security, and backups, as well as how to select and activate the right theme for your website’s goals. By the end of this module, you will understand how to create pages, build navigation menus, and implement basic security practices to keep your site safe. This section provides the technical foundation needed to confidently build and manage your WordPress website.
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02 – Elementor Page Building
This module shows you how to design professional, visually engaging website pages using Elementor’s drag-and-drop page builder. You will learn how to install Elementor, navigate the editor, and use sections, columns, and widgets to create clean, modern layouts. The lessons cover global colors and typography, designing hero sections, using containers with Flexbox, and building fully responsive pages for desktop, tablet, and mobile. You’ll also learn how to add images, videos, icons, galleries, buttons, forms, and calls-to-action that drive user engagement. This module teaches you how to build site-wide elements such as headers, footers, and reusable templates using Elementor’s Theme Builder. By the end, you’ll be able to design polished, conversion-focused website pages—without writing any code.
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03 – Business Website Essentials
This module teaches you how to structure, plan, and create the essential pages every high-performing business website needs. You’ll learn how to clearly communicate what your business does, who you help, and why visitors should choose you. The lessons walk you through building an effective Home page, writing a compelling About page, creating a Services page that converts, and designing a Contact page with professional forms. You’ll also learn how to add trust-building elements such as testimonials, logos, and badges, as well as how to set up strategic calls-to-action throughout your site. This module covers blog creation, content planning, and the structure of your first posts, along with important legal pages your site must include. By the end, you’ll know how to create a complete, conversion-optimized business website that supports your goals and builds credibility with your audience.
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04 – Branding & Visual Design
This module teaches you how to create a cohesive, professional visual identity for your website and brand. You’ll learn the fundamentals of branding, including how to choose color palettes, pair fonts, and create a consistent look across every page. The lessons cover layout balance, white space, and visual hierarchy so your designs are clean, modern, and easy to navigate. You’ll also learn how to create a simple logo using DIY tools like Canva, select brand-appropriate images, and use icons and graphics effectively. This module shows you how to build a complete brand style guide and avoid common design mistakes, while ensuring your website remains accessible for all users. By the end, you’ll be able to design a cohesive, visually appealing website that strengthens your brand identity and improves user experience.
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05 – SEO & Website Traffic
This module teaches you how to optimize your website for Google search and attract consistent, high-quality traffic. You’ll learn what SEO is, why it matters, and how to choose the right keywords for your business. The lessons cover on-page SEO essentials such as titles, meta descriptions, alt text, internal linking, and proper blog structure. You’ll also learn how to create local SEO pages, optimize images for speed, and set up Google Analytics and Google Search Console to track your performance. This module shows you how to create content that ranks and attracts customers, as well as how to drive additional traffic through social media. By the end, you’ll understand how to build a search-friendly, high-visibility website that brings in more visitors and potential customers over time.
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06 – Website Launch & Maintenance
This module teaches you how to successfully launch, manage, and maintain your WordPress website for long-term performance. You’ll learn how to follow a complete pre-launch checklist, test your site across devices, and ensure all links, forms, and layouts work correctly. The lessons cover essential speed optimization techniques such as caching and minification, along with key security practices including firewalls, malware scans, and automatic backups. You’ll also learn how to connect your domain using DNS, monitor site propagation, and use analytics tools to track traffic and performance. This module shows you how to safely update WordPress, themes, and plugins, troubleshoot common errors, maintain mobile responsiveness, and follow a monthly website maintenance routine. By the end, you’ll know how to keep your site fast, secure, and running smoothly long after launch.
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How to Make a Website

How to Get Traffic From Social Media

Learn actionable strategies for driving real, targeted traffic from social platforms to your website—even if you’re a beginner.

Estimated time: 20–30 minutes  •  Level: Beginner–Intermediate

What You’ll Learn

  • Which social platforms bring the most website traffic.
  • How to create content that drives clicks—not just likes.
  • How to optimize your profiles for conversions.
  • How to use hashtags, trends, and timing to increase reach.
  • How to turn social followers into website visitors.

Why Social Media Matters for Website Traffic

Social platforms are where your audience already spends time. When used strategically, social media can:

  • Increase brand awareness.
  • Send targeted visitors to your site.
  • Build trust and familiarity.
  • Grow your email list and lead pipeline.
  • Boost SEO indirectly through engagement and shares.

Key Strategies to Get Traffic From Social Media

  1. Optimize Your Social Profiles

    Your social profile should clearly explain what you do and link to your most important page.

    • Use a clear headline or bio.
    • Add your website link (or link to a landing page).
    • Include keywords related to your business.
    • Use a professional, consistent profile image.

  2. Share Clickable, Valuable Content

    People only click when content solves a problem or sparks curiosity.

    • Create tutorials, how-to posts, or tips.
    • Share blog posts and add context in the caption.
    • Post carousels or infographics summarizing your content.
    • Use curiosity hooks: “Here’s the mistake that costs most homeowners money…”

  3. Use Strong Calls-to-Action (CTAs)

    Tell people exactly what to do next.

    • “Read the full guide on my website.”
    • “Download the free checklist.”
    • “See all examples on the blog.”

  4. Leverage Hashtags and Search Features

    Hashtags help your content appear in category feeds.

    • Use a mix of broad + niche hashtags.
    • Research trending tags in your industry.
    • On Pinterest, focus on keyword-rich descriptions.
    • On TikTok, use trending sounds + relevant hashtags.

  5. Post Consistently to Build Momentum

    Consistency improves reach and trust—both essential for traffic growth.

    • Create a posting schedule.
    • Batch content weekly.
    • Repurpose long content into short clips or graphics.

  6. Interact With Your Audience

    Engagement signals boost your visibility.

    • Reply to comments quickly.
    • Comment on other accounts in your niche.
    • Ask questions in your posts.
    • Use polls, quizzes, or stories.

  7. Post Content That Drives Curiosity

    Content that opens a curiosity gap encourages link clicks.

    • Before/after results.
    • “Behind the scenes” process posts.
    • Mini tutorials that tease a longer article.
    • Common mistakes or myths.

  8. Use Social-First Landing Pages

    Your homepage may not be the best place to send traffic. Create a landing page designed specifically for social visitors with:

    • A simple headline
    • 1–2 CTAs
    • Mobile-friendly layout
    • No unnecessary distractions

  9. Collaborate With Other Creators or Businesses

    Partnerships expand your reach immediately.

    • Instagram Lives or Facebook Lives.
    • Guest posts or shared content.
    • Joint giveaways or challenges.

  10. Use Paid Social Media Ads (Optional)

    A small budget can dramatically boost traffic—especially when targeting the right audiences.

    • Boost high-performing posts.
    • Run ads to a lead magnet or blog post.
    • Retarget website visitors using tracking pixels.

Best Platforms for Website Traffic

  • Pinterest: Ideal for evergreen traffic and “how-to” content.
  • Instagram: Great for engagement and showcasing your brand personality.
  • Facebook: Strong for groups, communities, and local traffic.
  • LinkedIn: Best for B2B leads and authority building.
  • TikTok: Great for mass reach, short tips, and viral potential.
  • YouTube: Best platform for long-form content that ranks for years.

How to Turn Social Traffic Into Website Leads

  • Use strong CTAs at the end of your posts, videos, or captions.
  • Send traffic to a specific landing page or blog post.
  • Add tracking links (UTM parameters) to measure which posts perform best.
  • Install Meta Pixel, Pinterest Tag, or TikTok Pixel for retargeting.
  • Feature social proof on your landing pages for higher conversions.

Mini Exercises (10–15 Minutes)

  1. Update your bio with a clear CTA and website link.
  2. Create one new social post that leads to a blog article or landing page.
  3. Pick 5–10 hashtags your audience follows.
  4. Respond to comments on your last three posts to boost engagement.

Social Traffic Checklist

  • Optimized bio with website link.
  • Consistent posting schedule.
  • Content focused on value and curiosity.
  • Relevant hashtags and keywords.
  • Clear CTAs on your posts.
  • Engagement with your audience.
  • Landing page prepared for traffic.

Tip: Social media works best when you focus on value first—sell less, help more, and guide users naturally toward your website.