WordPress A/B Testing: A Beginner’s Guide
If you spend enough time working with WordPress, you will end up developing a sixth sense for what works and what doesn't. Why rely solely on your gut though, when you can implement a WordPress A/B testing strategy and get some hard, decision-making data? In this post, we'll discuss the basics of split testing, including best practices, and then we'll introduce you to some tools you can use to do it.
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How to Reset WordPress Using a Plugin
In today's short tutorial, I'll be demonstrating how to reset WordPress by wiping the database clean. This will restore WordPress to factory settings, leaving you with a fresh WordPress installation.
Get Started With WordPress SEO – 14 Things to Do Today
Why get started with WordPress SEO? Well, we all love WordPress - It is the best and easiest CMS, and it is also the most SEO-friendly. However, it is a huge "fail" if you think that all you have to do is publish some blog posts, and SEO will just magically happen. In this beginner's WordPress SEO guide, we walk you through some fundamental steps you should take for optimal results.
5 “Top” Cheaper WP Engine Alternatives for 2024
Welcome to WP Engine pricing – the land of upsells and extra services piling on top of one another, getting more expensive at each stage of the checkout process. People are frustrated with WP Engine’s pricing, and honestly, I can’t blame them.
7 Top WordPress Shortcodes Plugins for 2024 (Easy to Use and Powerful)
Shortcodes are some of the easiest ways to add custom content to your site. A shortcode = a shortcut. Instead...
WordPress vs Joomla: Which CMS to Choose for Your Website?
While WordPress and Joomla have their respective pros and cons, they can both be employed to build modern, feature-filled sites - so how are you supposed to choose which one is right for you? In this comparison post, we will help you do just that.
Do I Need a Content Delivery Network for WordPress?
A Content Delivery Network for WordPress, or CDN for short, can help your site perform better and in a more optimized way. It can save your server resources and allow you to handle larger traffic with ease. However, when does your website really need a CDN? Also, which option should you go for when selecting a Content Delivery Network for WordPress? This post will answer all of the above questions.
4 Ways to Integrate WordPress With Instagram (Tutorial)
WordPress is a robust platform – its vast array of plugins and themes enable users to build beautiful and functional...