Learn WordPress from Bob Dunn

ByBrian Krogsgard Posted on Updated on
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Bob Dunn has released his latest project, many months in the making. BobWPTutorials is a tutorial and course website powered by WooCommerce, and offers tutorials on general WordPress usage, as well as Genesis and WooThemes products. He already boasts 48 published videos with many more listed as “coming soon.”

Bob is an excellent communicator, especially to a less technical audience. He’s long offered quality and consistnet content on his BobWP website, and now he’s put it into the form of a video and tutorials membership website.

The membership costs $24 per month or $99 for six months.

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  1. Hey Brian, thanks so much for the shoutout! Really appreciate the kind words as well. I’m pretty excited about this new site and what’s to come… cheers!

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