Is Your WordPress Admin Slow? 5 Ways to Fix It

Is your WordPress admin slow when you try to use it? Although WordPress is an excellent content management system (CMS), it isn't without its issues. Sometimes its admin panel can be laggy, preventing you from easily managing your website.

How to Install Google Tag Manager in WordPress

Google Tag Manager connects with your website using, you guessed it, a tag. The service enables you to manage as many tags as you need, including those for platforms such as Google Analytics and even third-party services. In this article, we'll discuss the benefits of using Google Tag Manager in WordPress. We'll also show you how to connect the tool with your WordPress site.

How to Create WordPress Pricing Tables in 5 Simple Steps

If you use WordPress to power a service website, you'll know that gaining visitors does not necessarily equal finding clients. A lot of factors go into converting visitors to paid customers, but few are as important as your prices. When it comes to presenting that information, WordPress pricing tables are one of the best tools at your disposal - here's how to set them up.

How to Hire a WordPress Developer (4 Steps to Get It Right)

When it comes to making a WordPress site, should you hire a WordPress developer or go the DIY route? That's the first question we'll tackle in this post. Then, if you do decide a developer is the right decision for your site, we'll share four tips to help you pick the right one.

How to Add Google Maps to WordPress (Beginner’s Guide)

Whether you run a business, organization, event, or just need to showcase a map for any other reason, it can be helpful to know how to add Google Maps to WordPress. In this guide, we'll introduce you to the Otter Blocks plugin, and then we'll show you how to use it to add Google Maps to WordPress for free.

How to Install WordPress on AWS: Detailed, Step-by-Step Guide

Considering making the leap to install WordPress on AWS directly? In this tutorial, we're going to talk about why that could potentially be a good idea. We'll also go over costs and then we'll teach you how to install WordPress on AWS in three steps.