In this video, I'm showing how I create 301 redirects from a WordPress blog that used to host my ecommerce store via Woocommerce to the new store built in Shopify. The blog is remaining, so I'm creating the 301 redirects in WordPress. Also note that the blog is artsandbricks.com and the new Shopify store is a subdomain of artsandbricks.com. What I did: I used two Regex redirects to bulk redirect my product tags and product listings from my Woocommerce store to my new Shopify domain. Then I tested one-by-one each Woocommerce product link, Woocommerce product category and Woocommerce product tag. Example: https://artsandbricks.com/product/(.+) redirects to https://store.barkhurstcreative.com/products/$1 In this expression, the (.+) matches the changing part in the source URL. Adding the parenthesis makes the changing part in the source URL a "capture group." The (.+) will match any number of any characters, so it should catch all the old links. The second part of the redirect uses $1. The $1 token will match whatever is in the capture group in the old URLs, so the $1 to adds the matched part to the new redirected URL. Full Article about moving from Woocommerce to Shopify and tips for designing in Shopify, read here: Get started with Shopify: https://shopify.pxf.io/c/3786623/1061744/13624 (affiliate link) #shopifydeveloper #shopifytutorial #shopifytutorials #shopifyforbeginners

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