Do you pull as many comments as you’d like to your WordPress site? Have you been wondering why no one leaves comments on your blog, even after spending hours on end creating content? Are you craving for more comments, more interaction and heated debates in your comment section? Are you ready to kill for at least one extra comment? If…. Continue Reading
Beginners Guide
How WordPress Beginners Can Dodge These 7 Common Mistakes
Whenever we learn a new skill, we make mistakes. It’s inevitable. Blogging is no exception. It’s a skill, you’re learning it, and you will make mistakes. But don’t worry about it. The most important thing about making mistakes is learning from them, which is what I’ve done in the five or so years I’ve used WordPress. With that in mind, in…. Continue Reading
How to Create WordPress Themes from HTML
Would you believe me if I told you that you can build your very own WordPress theme without learning PHP first? What if I told you it won’t take an eternity but just 15 minutes. Would still believe me? Let’s say you already have an HTML website that you wish to migrate to WordPress since you’ve been hearing many great things…. Continue Reading
All You Need to Know About How to Promote WordPress Plugins and Themes
WordPress has given rise to many new forms of business: WordPress developers, designers and content creators (*cough*) to name just a few of them. The masses of people who indirectly make a living through WordPress by using the platform to sell their goods, services and advertise their brick-and-mortar businesses should also not be forgotten. A growing number of WordPresses, however,…. Continue Reading
How to Drive Traffic to a New WordPress Website (50+ Actionable Tips)
Driving traffic might be a cakewalk for experienced internet marketers, but what if you’re new to building websites or stuck in a rut and looking for more ways to get people to your site? Over the past few years, building relationships with people in and around your niche has become an important part of generating traffic. No longer can we rely…. Continue Reading
Responsive Web Design for WordPress Explained
Responsive is a term you will have seen mentioned often in the descriptions and promotional material for WordPress themes and frameworks. It’s a popular and relatively recent development in web design that is sweeping not just the WordPress community but all progressive areas of online design. As the term slowly becomes ubiquitous in web design and WordPress circles, it can…. Continue Reading
How to Improve the Speed of Your WordPress Site – the Ultimate Guide
With internet connections getting faster and faster every year, you would expect that optimizing the speed of your website would become less of a priority. That is not the case. If your website does not load within a few seconds, most people will simply lose interest. In 2009 almost 50% of people polled for a survey expected a website to…. Continue Reading
8 WordPress Support And Maintenance Services For The Busy Blogger
I know what some of you are thinking right now.. why on earth would I need a service to help me with the maintenance of my WordPress site? If you’re a business owner, freelancer, or someone else whose website is integral to bringing in business, it’s easy to worry about and spend a lot of time and energy on maintaining…. Continue Reading
How To Secure Your WordPress Site: WordPress Security 101
Most hackers don’t want to steal the information you have on your websites. They want to make a stealthy move into your site in order to access the servers. They use these servers to send out spam emails, which in turn potentially helps them profit from gathering financial information from other people. If a hacker sends spam emails from your…. Continue Reading
Choosing a WordPress Theme – The Ultimate Guide
One of the first times I chose a WordPress theme I ended up spending $50 and the theme hardly worked for me. I needed a WordPress theme for a client. This client requested that the theme had fonts and designs that represent their company well, that being a law firm. It needed a space to capture emails at the top,…. Continue Reading
