Add Schema to WordPress: How to Get Rich Results for Your Site

Search engines already automatically scan for relevant schema types on your website, but when you add schema to WordPress (specifically telling Google the schema type), you increase the chance that your site gets those eye-catching rich results! In this tutorial, we are going to show you how to do it using a plugin.

How to Fix “cURL Error 28” on WordPress Sites

It's common to encounter errors while operating a WordPress website. The "cURL error 28" occurs when the cURL (a communication tool) operation times out after the server takes too long to respond to a request. In the following tutorial, you will learn why the server fails to respond to a request, what exactly the cURL is used for, and how to remove the cURL error and get your WordPress website up and running in no time.

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.

“The Theme Is Missing the Style CSS Stylesheet” How to Fix This

Did you just encounter "the theme is missing the style CSS stylesheet" error on your WordPress website? It's a common error that people experience while trying to install a theme on their WordPress site. Luckily, there are simple troubleshooting measures that you can perform to fix the issue and in this article we're going to share them with you.

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.

How to Add Meta Tags in WordPress in 3 Different Ways

Meta tags can help search engines crawl and index your pages. However, the default installation of WordPress doesn't contain meta tag data. Don't worry though, because in this tutorial we will teach you how to add meta tags in WordPress using several different methods.