Overview

An understanding of the foundational aspects of the Amazon Associates Affiliate Program.
Knowledge of how to sign up for the Amazon Associates Affiliate Program and generate affiliate links.
Understanding of domain registration and how to choose a domain name.
Ability to install and configure WordPress on a shared or cloud hosting server.
Knowledge of how to set up a WooCommerce store and customize it using Elementor.
Understanding of how to add Amazon Affiliate products to the store and optimize it for search engines.
Ability to deploy and configure a virtual server on Digital Ocean.
Knowledge of how to install NGINX and configure it with PHP, MySQL, and PhpMyAdmin.
Understanding of nameservers and DNS zone files.
Ability to troubleshoot DNS issues and ensure website availability to users.
Knowledge of SSL and the ability to generate SSL certificates.
Understanding of how to install and configure Let's Encrypt SSL on NGINX.
Ability to troubleshoot SSL issues and ensure website security.
Knowledge of how to install and configure WordPress on NGINX.
Ability to optimize WordPress for performance and ensure website efficiency.

This course is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the Amazon Associates Affiliate Program and the technical skills required to build an Amazon Affiliate store using WooCommerce and Elementor. The course covers the foundational aspects of the Amazon Associates Affiliate Program, including how to sign up, how to choose the right products to promote, and how to generate affiliate links.

To begin building an Amazon Affiliate store, students learn the fundamentals of domain registration and the process of installing and configuring WordPress. This section of the course covers how to choose a domain name, how to register it, and how to install WordPress on a shared-hosting server. Students will also learn how to configure the basic settings of WordPress to optimize their website's performance.

With WordPress installed and configured, students move on to building an Amazon Affiliate store using WooCommerce and Elementor. This section of the course covers how to set up a WooCommerce store, how to customize the store using Elementor, and how to add Amazon Affiliate products to the store. Students will learn how to optimize their store for search engines and how to create an engaging shopping experience for customers.

In addition to building an Amazon Affiliate store, this course also covers the technical aspects of web hosting, including the foundations of NGINX and how to deploy and configure a virtual server on Digital Ocean. Students will learn how to set up a virtual server, how to install NGINX, and how to configure NGINX with PHP, MySQL, and PhpMyAdmin.

To manage the technical aspects of cloud hosting, students also learn about nameservers and DNS zone files. This section of the course covers how to set up nameservers, how to configure DNS zone files, and how to troubleshoot DNS issues. Students learn how to ensure that their website is always available to users by properly configuring their DNS settings.

To secure their website, we explore Let's Encrypt SSL on NGINX. This section of the course covers the basics of SSL, how to generate SSL certificates, and how to install and configure Let's Encrypt SSL on NGINX. Students will learn how to ensure that their website is secure and how to troubleshoot SSL issues.

Finally, the course covers the process of installing and configuring WordPress on NGINX. This section of the course covers how to install WordPress on NGINX, how to configure WordPress to work with NGINX, and how to optimize WordPress for performance. Students will learn how to ensure that their WordPress website is running smoothly and efficiently.

By the end of the course, students will have a solid understanding of the Amazon Associates Affiliate Program, domain registration, WordPress installation and configuration, NGINX, virtual server deployment and configuration, DNS configuration, SSL installation and configuration, and WordPress optimization for NGINX.