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Colton Zebe

@coltonz on WordPress.org, @Colton Zebe on Slack

Bio

Colton Zebe started working with GoDaddy in customer support in 2013 and has enjoyed in Support and Sales Leadership, Channel Management, and Project/Program Management. Colton is based in Phoenix, AZ and is currently a Product Operations Manager for the Managed WordPress product at GoDaddy, where he works across teams to improve and optimize WordPress support with a goal of making GoDaddy a top WordPress support provider.

In his free time, Colton enjoys spending time with his 2 kids and wife, playing the Guitar, watching baseball and playing sports.

Interests

Baseball and Guitar… Oh, and making GoDaddy the number 1 support provider for WordPress!

WordPress Origin Story

My first introduction to WordPress was in a support role at GoDaddy. I love what WordPress enables users and small businesses to do. It’s my goal to make GoDaddy a top WordPress support provider.

  • Member Since: August 31st, 2022
  • Location: Phoenix
  • Job Title: Care Product Operations Manager
  • Employer: GoDaddy
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    Hey @olga1717 - I would recommend using the WooCommerce Plugin (https://wordpress.org/plugins/woocommerce/) to access commerce functionality.

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    Hey @filipfarek, great to hear that it works! One recommendation - don't edit the theme…

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    Hey @filipfarek - is your goal to remove the arrows but retain the functionality of…