HTML forms can be great additions to your WordPress website. They let visitors reach out to you, sign up for newsletters, provide feedback, and much more. While HTML forms help you connect better with your audience, creating them can be tricky. And, if you are not familiar with coding, then the thought of dealing with… Read More »

Some website owners spend a lot of time and effort perfecting their WordPress website just to discover that Google suddenly slams the door shut. A Google blacklist is the last thing any website owner wants to see. But are these blacklists real or just a myth? The fact is that Google doesn’t have a literal… Read More »

Do you want to know how seasoned experts grow their email lists? Have you ever wished you could learn all proven email marketing hacks and tactics that bring results WITHOUT spending hours on trial and error? Then, I have good news for you! We’re hosting a FREE live workshop on WPBeginner: Unlock the Secret to… Read More »

We have heard from WordPress users looking for WP Engine alternatives after the recent conflict with WordPress.org, which left WP Engine users stranded and unable to update plugins and themes on their sites. Of course, some users are also looking to switch hosting for other reasons, such as rising costs or support concerns. We regularly… Read More »

While managing our websites, we have consistently found that internal links are an essential part of a successful SEO strategy. They act as bridges that guide users and search engines through your website’s content, boosting its visibility and authority. The problem is that manually managing all those links can feel like an endless game of… Read More »

Snapchat is a fun social media platform, but did you also know that you can use it to get visitors to your WooCommerce store? Adding a Snapchat pixel in WordPress is a quick and easy way to see how Snapchat visitors are interacting with your online store. The pixel can also help you learn more… Read More »

September has been packed with exciting WordPress developments, from new plugin features to major events like WordCamp US 2024. Whether you’re a website owner, developer, or WordPress enthusiast, there’s something here for you. In this issue, we will cover everything from AIOSEO’s new Google keyword tracking feature to Automattic’s plan to migrate millions of Tumblr… Read More »

Figma has become the go-to tool for designing website layouts and mockups. In fact, many of our team members use it to design WordPress sites for our brands and personal projects. So, it’s no surprise that our readers have embraced Figma, too. But there’s one question we often hear: ‘How can I easily turn my… Read More »

Running members-only events in WordPress can be a powerful way to engage your community, generate revenue, and offer exclusive experiences. By restricting access to specific content and activities, you can create a sense of exclusivity and loyalty among your members. That said, WordPress doesn’t come with a built-in option to create events and limit them… Read More »

For over 15 years, we have built and managed our websites using WordPress.org, and it has been an amazing platform for our needs. That’s why we thoroughly recommend it to anyone looking to start a small business website. However, we recognize that every company has unique needs, which is why we have explored other small… Read More »