When I first try the Woostify theme, I just wanted to see whether it was one of those free themes that look good but don’t do anything. I already tried a lot of them over the years, and most of them either charge you to see the excellent things or look like any other generic store. But Woostify really did amaze me. It was sleek, simple to use, and I didn’t feel like I was losing out on anything because I wasn’t using the pro version.

That’s why I made the tutorial above. I decided it would be better to show you the full setup, from installing WordPress and adding Woostify to changing the design and producing a store that is ready to sell, instead of just telling you “it’s good.” There are no secret processes or paid plugins; you can use the free tools you have currently.

What I liked best was how quickly it all came together. I usually have to spend hours playing with layouts and settings, but with Woostify, the homepage and product pages started looking good in less time than I thought they would. Of course, I still changed stuff like colors, fonts, and layouts so it didn’t look “default,” but it wasn’t too hard.

This tutorial should help you avoid a lot of the problems I had when I first started using WordPress or starting an online store. Watch the video, stop it when you need to, and go through it one step at a time. In the end, you’ll have something you can exhibit to customers.

If you’ve been putting off opening your store because it looked too pricey or hard, here is an excellent place to start. It’s free, easy, and honestly, it’s kind of exciting to watch it all come together.