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What Is a Domain Name? Everything You Need to Know
There's a lot to consider when building a website. Few things are more important than your domain name. But what is a domain name and how do they work? In this post, we look into domain names and how they work.
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What Are Subdomains? Definition and Examples
What are subdomains? That's a great question. In this article we will answer it for you. Not only that, but we will also review what they are used for, their benefits, and how to create them.
RSS Feeds List: 100 Most Popular RSS Feeds
We compiled a list of the most popular RSS feeds for news, tech, business, sports, travel, health, and more.
.COM vs .CO: Which Is the Better Domain Extension for Your Site?
Finding a domain name is easier if you're using an extension like .co instead of .com. But what does a .co domain extension mean? Does it impact SEO or other aspects of online discoverability? This guide to .com vs .co will answer all of your questions about these extensions.
How to Change Column Width in WordPress (Beginner’s Guide)
our columns in WordPress don’t have to stay the way they are. If something feels too squished or too wide, you can fix it. I’ll show you how. This guide is for beginners. You don’t need to know code. You just need to know where to click and what to look for. I’ll explain why column width matters, how to change it, and how to update old posts that already use columns.
18 Meta Description Examples, Plus How to Write a Perfect Meta Description
If you're confused about how to write your meta descriptions, you're not the only one. To help remove that confusion, I'm going to dig into what makes a great meta description and share 18 killer meta description examples.
10 Great News Aggregator Websites You Should Check Out in 2025
Let’s agree that the information age can be overwhelming without news aggregator websites. Not only is there a lot of...
Local by Flywheel: How to Create a Local WordPress Website With It
You want WordPress running on your own computer. Not online. Not tangled up with web hosts or bills. You want to build, test, and break things in private, with no one watching and no damage done if something goes wrong.
