The whole WordPress.com vs WordPress.org thing is really confusing. For everyone. First off, and it needs to be said right away, WordPress.org and WordPress.com are two entirely different websites / organizations / web solutions. Here’s everything you need to know.
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The question of how to monetize a blog is often the very first thing that new bloggers ask. In this guide, we have five methods for you – all of them battle-tested ways to monetize a blog. We go through them one by one and explain how to implement them for maximum impact.
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If you want to be the worst WordPress designer on the planet, search no more! This is the only guide you’ll ever need! Here’s how to achieve your majestic goal in eight steps or less! If you’re an aspiring WordPress designer, you should read this. It’ll protect you from some of the common mistakes.
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Let’s be up-front about one thing when it comes to learning how to promote your blog… You need either time or money to hope for any kind of worthwhile results. Today, we explain what that means and show you how to promote your blog in a way that’s ACTUALLY effective = get blog traffic.
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In this guide, we go through the whole process of how to write a good blog post – a post that actually gets results and is exactly what your audience needs. Step by step instructions, all the way from research to writing, editing, and publication.
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Figuring out what to blog about / picking a good topic for your blog can be challenging. Most people find it difficult. Here’s what to do about it.
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We love WordPress. It’s cool enough! But it’s also not for everybody… At least it’s not for the kind of people who might be susceptible to WordPress’ *charm* in certain areas.
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One thing that every new business owner learns sooner than later is that promoting a business often turns out to be much more difficult than doing the actual work – providing services to clients. Some business experts take this even further and stretch the idea that promotion is more important than the actual product. While I don’t entirely agree, it’s surely something worth thinking through, and
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It’s difficult not to be amazed at how significantly WordPress has evolved since its humble beginnings in 2003. What once started as a simple blogging platform is now the most popular website management system of them all, running nearly 30% of the entire web.
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WooCommerce, Magento, and Shopify are three of the most popular e-commerce solutions in the market. When put together, they collectively run more than 2.5M online stores! There’s a very good reason why those three are the leaders. They’re functional, scalable, offer some nice designs, and, most importantly, make it really easy for people to launch their own e-commerce stores, even if they’ve had no prior website-building experience.
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Let’s start with something fairly obvious – sharing your content on social media is important, of course. However, who actually has the time to really make it a truly deliberate and thought through practice? Basically, even though we know it to be something very valuable in the long term, we find it hard to devote our time and attention to it on a daily basis.
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Do you use email as one of the puzzle pieces in your overall online business strategy? If the answer is yes, and it probably indeed is yes, then you should look into what some of the best SMTP providers can do for you – and that’s both in terms of giving you new tools to make your existing tasks easier, as well as revealing totally new possibilities.
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RSS is dead, long live RSS! Granted, people haven’t been excited about RSS for a long time. The technology is surely past its prime in the eyes of the public, but it’s still very much in use behind the curtains. What’s more, you can still achieve pretty great things with it for your WordPress site.
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Excited for the first major WordPress release of the year – WordPress 4.8? The launch is set to happen on June 8-9, which is basically just around the corner (and just before WCEU). No wonder there’s a lot of talk going on in the community already as to what sort of improvements that new version is set to deliver.
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Web hosting for small business is not something that we usually focus too much attention on. I mean, even when building a website for a small business client, we are still very likely to recommend a popular overall hosting solution, like WP Engine or SiteGround.
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