WooCommerce offers a really easy, and cheap, way of selling mini-sessions on your site. There are a couple of approaches you can take, either a product per date. Or a product with multiple variables.
The video below covers both of these scenarios. Any questions, just ask below!
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Super helpful, thanks for sharing Andy. How do you add an image to the product, like you have in your example?
Thanks for this Andy, I’d forgotten how to add a product with time slots so this was exactly what I needed.
This is brilliant. Thank you> My question would be.. how do you then add this to your webpage. I use Divi. Thanks 🙂
So you can either link to it directly in the menu, with a button, or use the Woo modules in Divi to add them to a page.