Monetizing WordPress: 5 Ways To Make Money With WordPress
Creating a secondary income source is one of the best ways to protect yourself from layoffs, recessions, and other financial crises. This guide to monetizing WordPress will show you five ways to make money with a WordPress site, so you can build yourself a financial cushion.
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How to Install WordPress on SiteGround (A Step-By-Step Guide)
SiteGround is a reputable hosting company that offers an excellent choice for launching a new WordPress blog, website, or even an online store. If you choose to sign up for one of their hosting plans, then you'll also need to learn how to install WordPress on SiteGround without any hassles or surprises. That's exactly what we're going to give you in this step-by-step guide.
How to Write a WordPress Post by Email: 2 Easy Methods
Sometimes you want to publish a post at your WordPress site...but you can't, or don't want, to use the WordPress editor. So what do you do then? Easy, you learn how to write a WordPress post by email! In this guide, you'll learn two different methods to get it done.
How to Set Your WordPress Language (All Scenarios Covered)
Struggling with how to change your WordPress language? In this post, we’re going to show you how to do it....
How to Build a Non-Profit Website (It’s Cheaper Than You Might Think)
Nonprofits succeed or fail on the strength of their ability to communicate their message and build an audience. Creating a...
How to Create Beautiful WooCommerce Product Pages With Elementor
The standard WooCommerce product pages are pretty functional, and good looking as well! But we can do better, especially by...
5 Easy Ways to Change Link Color in WordPress
Beginner’s Guide: How to Create a WordPress Audio Playlist Without Plugins
💡 As of WordPress 5.4, there is no support in the Block Editor for an audio playlist. The following instructions...
A Simple Guide to Creating a WordPress Educational Website
If you’re running an educational institution, you need to meet your potential students where they’re active. And in most cases...