WordPress Static Homepage: How to Set it Up
Tired of seeing an unorganized feed of your latest posts on your homepage? Configuring a WordPress static homepage lets you...
Beginner’s Guide: How to Automatically Translate WordPress (Using Weglot)
Making your site multilingual is a great way to gain access to a new audience. But unless you speak two...
How to Add Buttons in WordPress Posts or Pages (Even if You Don’t Know How to Code)
Trying to find a way to add buttons in WordPress posts and pages? Buttons allow you to add more attention-grabbing...
How to Move WordPress to a New Domain (Safely + Without Losing SEO Rankings)
Need to move WordPress to a new domain name? Maybe it’s time for a rebrand, or maybe you snagged a...
Beginner’s Guide: How to Add Two-Factor Authentication to WordPress
You don’t need me to tell you that it’s a dangerous world on the Internet. Hackers abound, which is why...
How to Let Clients Book Appointments Through WordPress With an Appointment Calendar
Want to let your visitors book appointments through WordPress? Sure, you could do it manually through your contact form, but...
How to Send WooCommerce Abandoned Cart Emails (for Free)
If you’re running an ecommerce store with WordPress, you probably don’t need me to tell you why abandoned cart emails...
How to Import From Google Docs to WordPress (Using Jetpack)
Are you a fan of Google Docs? Sure you are. It’s an amazing tool thanks to its easy collaboration and...
How to Use a WordPress Invoice Plugin to Bill Clients
If you’ve ever scoped out the prices for stand-alone invoicing tools, you might still be in shock. How can such...
Beginner’s Guide: How to Set Up a WordPress Staging Site
Do you like playing with fire? Because if you make major changes to your WordPress site without testing them - aka editing your site when it's live - that's exactly what you're doing. Without a WordPress staging site, you're essentially going in blind every time you tweak your site. Keep reading to learn a few different ways to set one up.
What is WordPress Hosting?
So you've already made the smart choice to go with WordPress for your website. Now, you're on to making the next important decision for your site: hosting. Among a barrage of terms like shared, dedicated, and VPN, you've come across this thing called WordPress hosting. So ... what is WordPress hosting?
PageSpeed Insights Score: Why Faster Hosting Is More Important Than a 90+ Speed Rating
You want your WordPress site to load lightning-fast. And if you’re like most of us, when you think of improving...
How to Set Up Google AMP for WordPress (And Why You Should)
You need your WordPress site to load fast. Time after time, studies have shown that users want websites to load...
How to Lazy Load WordPress Images, Video, Comments + iframes
Being lazy is good. I said it. No, I'm not talking about sitting on your couch binge-watching TV shows all day. I'm talking about deciding to lazy load WordPress comments and images to boost your page load times. In this post, you'll first learn about lazy loading and its benefits, followed by how to lazy load WordPress images and comments.