Courses provide a wonderful way for you to grow your business’ revenue as well as your email list by providing value to your audience in a way that’s instructive and easy to follow. You can do this by offering fully-fledged courses to potentially earn tens of thousands of dollars in revenue or by simply using a free mini course as…. Continue Reading
How to Add WordPress eCommerce Functionalities to Your Site with Shopify
Shopify has become one of the most popular all-in-one eCommerce solutions. You may not have even considered using it to add WordPress eCommerce functionalities to your site, but you’d be surprised by how useful this integration is as well as how simple it is to set up. The Shopify eCommerce Plugin allows you to add simple eCommerce functionalities to an…. Continue Reading
Manage Your Editorial Calendar with Edit Flow
Every blogger or head of an editorial team knows the key to any well-managed publication is a streamlined workflow. You may be relying on tools like Trello and Asana to keep track of your team’s editorial workflow, but there’s a powerful plugin available right inside the WordPress repository that can help you get the job done. It’s name is Edit…. Continue Reading
How to Completely Remove Comments from WordPress
WordPress comments are an integral part of building a community with a WordPress blog. They allow your audience to connect with you by responding directly to your posts. They allow you to extend the conversation surrounding the topic you wrote your post about by letting members of your community pitch in. They even allow members of your community to help…. Continue Reading
How to Add Google AMP Pages to Your WordPress Site
Google is pushing more and more publishers to implement Google AMP on their sites. AMP is a somewhat new and ongoing project designed to make your content ready for mobile users, at least more than it already is. We’re going to learn a couple of different ways we can add Google AMP pages to a WordPress site as well as…. Continue Reading
How to Create a Demo Website with the MotoPress Demo Builder Plugin
Offering a demo version of a product, such as a theme or plugin, is one of the simplest ways you can convince a customer to purchase a product. Your product page, testimonials, and video demonstrations can only do so much. Some customers want to actually feel what it’s like to use a product they’re interested in. A demo is the…. Continue Reading
How to Create Incremental Backups for Free with WP Time Capsule
WordPress backup plugins are becoming a saturated market in the WordPress industry, but they’re all different in their own little ways. Some back up your site automatically while others let you create manual backups. Some are free while others are only available at premium prices. Variety is good, but new plugins really need to stick out if they want to make…. Continue Reading
How to Fix the Parse Error Syntax Error in WordPress
The parse error syntax error in WordPress isn’t a common error, and it typically occurs through a mistake made by the user. Experienced developers often have no trouble fixing this error on their own, but if you’re new to adding and editing code to your site, you may be having a tough time figuring this error out. You might be…. Continue Reading
How to Fix the WordPress Post Returning a 404 Error Issue
A 404 error appearing when you click on one of your WordPress posts is a strange issue to have, but the solution is fairly straightforward, thankfully. Unfortunately, there’s no clear reason as to why this issue occurs, making it difficult to prevent. It has to do with your site’s permalink structure, which is partially controlled by the .htaccess file. You’re…. Continue Reading
How to Fix the WordPress Sidebar Below Content Issue
The sidebar, header and footer have their names for good reason. They’re descriptive, telling you where each element should exist on a web page. So, when your sidebar, which should exist to the left or right of your content, appears below your content, things can get a little confusing. The placement of these elements is determined through HTML and CSS…. Continue Reading
