Having an SSL certificate is now a must for all websites. It’s not only a great way to make your website secure from threats but also get a good SEO boost in return. However, installing and managing the SSL certificate and configuring your website to HTTPS is a process that often involves many issues and errors. One of the common…. Continue Reading
Review: Amelia Is A Versatile Appointment Booking WordPress Plugin
If you’ve been struggling to find an appointment booking plugin with a simplified user interface for your service-based website, Amelia is an alternative plugin that’s worth your consideration. There are several free and premium appointment booking plugins available on WordPress with various features. But, most of these plugins can only be managed by developers and experienced users. There was always…. Continue Reading
Black Friday and Cyber Monday Deals, Coupons, & Discounts for 2018
It’s that time of year again when people start revving up their shopping lists, hunting down the best deals in town, and are experiencing an all-out shopping frenzy! Now is the best time to invest in premium WordPress Hosting products, themes, and plugins. Wanting to celebrate Black Friday and Cyber Monday with their favorite WordPress enthusiasts, top WordPress companies are…. Continue Reading
How To Add A Cookie Consent Notification In WordPress
With the alarming rate of data breaches and hacks, people are now concerned about their online privacy more than anything else. As a result, the European Union introduced specific laws to protect user privacy. You might actually be breaking these laws without even knowing. If you have a WordPress website or a blog, chances are you’re already utilizing cookies to…. Continue Reading
What Is WordPress White Screen of Death And How To Fix It
You may have heard of the famous Windows blue screen of death error. It’s an error that frustrates all PC users. But, have you heard of or come across the WordPress white screen of death? Well, no need to get scared by the name. Much like the Windows error, the WordPress white screen of death (WSOD) is an error that…. Continue Reading
How To Make All 404 Pages Redirect To Homepage In WordPress
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 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
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 Free Automatic Backups in WordPress With UpdraftPlus
Many website owners and bloggers solely rely on web hosting providers to backup their websites daily. But, there’s a big flaw in this entire system. Did you know that most shared hosting providers use the same server where your website is hosted to also store your backups? This means, if for some reason your website’s server disk gets corrupted, damaged,…. Continue Reading
