Many website owners disregard 404 errors claiming them to be a harmless issue. However, it can actually affect your website negatively in many different ways. On one hand, it will cost you many of your potential customers who will exit your website after discovering a 404 page and, more importantly, it could also cost you valuable backlinks and lots of…. Continue Reading
What Is ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS Error & How To Fix It In WordPress
When running and maintaining a website you will encounter many different types of issues and errors. ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS is one of the many errors that usually confuses most users. In this post, we take a look at what causes this error and how to fix it. Thankfully, this is quite an easy error to fix. Since you’re using WordPress, you’ll be…. Continue Reading
YellowPencil Review: A Beginner-Friendly Visual CSS Editor For WordPress
Ever wished that you could go beyond your theme’s style settings and style every little bit of your WordPress site? You could fix that plugin that looks weird with your theme…or you could change how that one widget looks to make it work better… Well, CSS is a markup language that lets you do just that. It’s super powerful for…. Continue Reading
What Is 502 Bad Gateway Error & How To Fix It In WordPress
WordPress is a solid software that provides a smooth experience for website users. Well, at least most of the times. Like most other software, WordPress also has some flaws that cause certain errors and malfunctions. The 502 Bad Gateway error is one of the terrible errors that often frustrates WordPress users. Mainly because this is an error that’s quite difficult…. Continue Reading
7 Ways to Protect Your Website from WordPress Security Issues
WordPress is the most popular web content platform. In fact, nearly 30% of all websites are powered by WordPress. This includes everything from personal blogs to government websites with heavy site traffic. It’s not hard to see why, as WordPress is totally customizable while being very simple to use. Because so many use it, security is one of WordPress’s primary…. Continue Reading
Pagely Review: Pricey Managed WordPress Hosting, But Is It Worth Paying For?
Considering using Pagely to host your WordPress site? With plans starting at $299 per month, Pagely isn’t for casual webmasters (nor is that who Pagely markets itself to). Instead, Pagely is managed WordPress hosting for serious businesses and webmasters where reliability, flexibility, and support are paramount. But does it deliver, and is it worth the price? In my Pagely review,…. Continue Reading
How To A/B Test Blog Post Titles In WordPress & Improve CTR
The title of a blog post is the most important aspect of SEO that you should focus on above all else. Because, no matter how many keywords you stuff into a title, all your efforts will go to waste if no one reads the blog post. What if there’s a way you can figure out which titles your readers are…. Continue Reading
How to Setup WordPress Multisite
As WordPress has progressed over the years we’ve seen a multitude of features making it easier for content marketers, developers, and bloggers to work online. One of our favorites came along with the WordPress 3.0 update, unleashing the power of WordPress Multisite. If you’re not familiar with the way this works, we’ll explain all about it below. But overall, we’ve…. Continue Reading
How To Add Google Tag Manager To WordPress And Create Your First Tag
Want to add Google Tag Manager to WordPress? Google Tag Manager has a ton of benefits for WordPress sites. It helps you add and manage all the various scripts you use on your site. For example, instead of needing to manually add code for services like: Google Analytics Event tracking Google Optimize You can just manage everything through Google Tag…. Continue Reading
WordPress Accessibility: Making Your Website Usable by Everyone
The internet is deeply integrated into the way our world works, employed in nearly all sectors: from education and politics to business and healthcare. When browsing online, it’s likely that the first thing you’ll notice about a website is its design, quickly followed by graphics and content elements. What you probably don’t think about is WordPress accessibility. When it comes…. Continue Reading
