WordPress Shop Setup & Product update
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I’m running a WordPress site that is still using its demo content. I need a quick but careful configuration so the live store can finally go public.
1. First, create a new top-level category named “Product category”. It has to appear in the main menu and behave exactly like any other WooCommerce product category.
2. Switch the current demo front page over to my real WooCommerce storefront. In other words, when visitors land on the domain they should see the WooCommerce main page instead of the old demo homepage.
3. Import and update roughly 400 products from my TikTok Shop. All titles, prices, images, variations and stock counts must reflect the latest data on TikTok. If there’s a proven plugin or API method you prefer—such as CedCommerce, Socialhead, or a custom sync script—let me know; I’m flexible as long as the final catalogue is complete and future updates remain straightforward.
Please keep existing theme styling intact, test everything on a staging copy before pushing live, and give me a brief walkthrough of any plugins or cron jobs you add so I can maintain them later.
1. First, create a new top-level category named “Product category”. It has to appear in the main menu and behave exactly like any other WooCommerce product category.
2. Switch the current demo front page over to my real WooCommerce storefront. In other words, when visitors land on the domain they should see the WooCommerce main page instead of the old demo homepage.
3. Import and update roughly 400 products from my TikTok Shop. All titles, prices, images, variations and stock counts must reflect the latest data on TikTok. If there’s a proven plugin or API method you prefer—such as CedCommerce, Socialhead, or a custom sync script—let me know; I’m flexible as long as the final catalogue is complete and future updates remain straightforward.
Please keep existing theme styling intact, test everything on a staging copy before pushing live, and give me a brief walkthrough of any plugins or cron jobs you add so I can maintain them later.