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How to Automatically Find and Fix Broken Links in WordPress

As operators of multiple websites, we understand the frustration of dealing with broken links firsthand. Manually scouring through countless pages is a time-consuming ordeal, especially for larger sites with extensive archives. But fear not! In this post, I’ll share a way you can find and fix broken links on your website to streamline this task efficiently. I’ll cover why checking...

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How to Create a WordPress Quiz for Free

Want to create a WordPress quiz for your readers? Quizzes can help make your website more engaging for your audience and you'll also learn more about the demographics of your readers. In this post, I'm going to give you a detailed tutorial on how you can create a WordPress quiz using a free plugin called Quiz Cat.

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.

3 Ways to Add YouTube Videos to WordPress: Video, Channels, Gallery + More

Want to learn how to add YouTube videos to WordPress? Whether you just want to start embedding other people's videos in your own content or you've got a YouTube channel that you want to integrate into your WordPress site, we have three unique ways to integrate YouTube with WordPress that go beyond the standard YouTube embed.

WordPress Featured Image: What It Is, Plus How to Use It Right

Your featured image in WordPress is the image that is meant to represent a post, page, a WooCommerce product or any other type of content page on your site. It usually appears on your blog post listing page and sometimes at the top of your individual blog posts.

How to Choose a WordPress Development Company for Your Next Project

You're about to hire a WordPress development company, and you want to avoid the disasters you've heard about from other business owners. You know … the agency that disappears after taking your deposit. The team that builds something unusable. Or the developers who can't explain what they're actually doing with your money.