Kinsta is a performance-oriented managed WordPress host that’s powered by Google Cloud Platform, which is the same hardware running Google’s own products (maybe you’ve heard of Google?). In the past, Kinsta was almost exclusively a premium host, with prices starting at $100. That’s changed now, though. Beginning in November 2017, Kinsta completely relaunched with an all-new pricing plan that starts at…. Continue Reading
How to Start a WordPress Blog (Step by Step Guide)
When was the last time you had a wonderful idea that just had to be talked about? Do you have a remarkable story from your trip to Spain or several cool tricks you’ve learned from your years as a gardener? Everyone has a story that begs for exposure, and a blog gives you the tools to get out there and…. Continue Reading
How To Add A Navigation Menu To WordPress: Beginner’s Guide
Are you struggling with how to add a navigation menu to WordPress? WordPress actually includes a fairly user friendly interface to help you add menus to WordPress without needing to know any code. But unless you’re already familiar with WordPress, it can still be difficult to dive in and create your first menu. In this post, I’ll show you everything…. Continue Reading
WooCommerce Tutorial: Everything You Need To Launch A Store
Are you looking to create an eCommerce store with WooCommerce? If so, you’re making a great decision! But you might need help getting started with the nitty-gritty details of actually installing and configuring a working WooCommerce store. If that sounds like you – then you’re the perfect person to be reading this WooCommerce tutorial. I’ll cover everything that you need…. Continue Reading
Thrive Architect Review: A Huge Upgrade to Thrive Content Builder
You want to build beautiful, effective pages for your WordPress site but you’re not a developer… It’s a problem as old as time (or at least as old as WordPress!). And it’s exact problem that page builder plugins were made to fix. A few months ago, Thrive Content Builder was one of those plugins. Now, Thrive Content Builder is gone,…. Continue Reading
PowerPack Beaver Addons Review: 300+ New Modules and Templates for Beaver Builder
When it comes to WordPress page builders, Beaver Builder is one of the best options out there. It’s fast, glitch-free, and outputs about as clean code as you can expect from a page builder. With that being said, just because Beaver Builder is already a quality page builder, that doesn’t mean it can’t be made better. At least that’s the…. Continue Reading
How to Make a Website: Complete Beginner’s Guide
So you want to learn how to make a website? Congratulations! You’re about to join hundreds of thousands of others who have embraced the web and jumped into building websites. Better yet, nowadays you can build a detailed website without knowing a single line of computer code. Yup! You really can learn how to start a website without knowing a…. Continue Reading
Beginner’s Guide: How to Add 301 Redirects to WordPress
Struggling with how to add 301 redirects to WordPress? These nifty redirects are an SEO friendly approach that let you re-route traffic to your site in a number of helpful ways. But they’re also confusing for many casual WordPress users. So, to help you out, I’m going to use this post to dig into 301 redirects as they apply to…. Continue Reading
Pearl Theme Review: A “Multi-Niche” Business WordPress Theme
Pearl is a multipurpose business WordPress theme with a variety of different niche-focused demos. Each demo not only features a different design style, but also different functionality and modules that are specific to each niche. What’s more, the pre-built demos actually look good. I’m a fan of the design aesthetic that the Pearl team used. Beyond that, it also includes…. Continue Reading
Make Review: A Clean, Enjoyable WordPress Builder Theme
Make is a freemium WordPress theme that brands itself as “your friendly small business site builder.” Essentially, it aims to be a full-service website builder that lets you create a quality business website on WordPress without needing to know how to code. After personally using Make in the past and then revisiting it for this review, I remain a huge…. Continue Reading
