A Content Delivery Networks (CDN) is a service that you use to speed up your site and decrease its load time by a significant amount. Thanks to the immense popularity and user friendliness of WordPress, integrating a CDN in your WordPress powered site is a piece of cake! In today’s article, we’re going to take a look at some of…. Continue Reading
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A Step-by-Step Guide to Launching Your Redesign in WordPress
As design trends come and go so fast, it’s easy for your website to start looking dated if you don’t update the design every couple of years or so. WordPress has made it easy to switch to a new theme without affecting the content of your site – you don’t have to spend days doing an elaborate switchover anymore. However…. Continue Reading
How to Install and Setup W3 Total Cache Plugin and MaxCDN
W3 Total Cache is one of the leading caching plugins available for WordPress, along with WP Super Cache, with both receiving downloads in the millions. These plugins enable you to speed up the time it takes for your site to load, reducing the time visitors have to wait for your content to be displayed. In basic terms, they deliver this…. Continue Reading
The WPKube Guide to Content Scraping in WordPress
Content scraping is essentially the act of copying the content from one site and publishing it on another. If you are publishing content online then there is a good chance that you have been a victim of content scraping at some point. Content scraping is usually carried out in one of two ways. One popular method is to use a…. Continue Reading
How to Deal with Trackbacks and Pingbacks in WordPress
Once you’ve been blogging for a short while, you will more than likely start receiving notifications about pingbacks and trackbacks. While they both can serve a genuine purpose, they can also cause problems in terms of misleading your readers, maliciously or deceptively adding irrelevant links to your blog posts, and even negatively affecting your site’s position in the search engines….. Continue Reading
Improve the Way You Work with Images in WordPress
Recently we covered how to optimise your images for SEO purposes, in order to help increase the visibility of your site in search engines like Google. Today we are going to look at how to work with your images more effectively in WordPress. While it is easy enough to upload images into your site, ensuring they are optimized to reduce…. Continue Reading
Proven Ways to Make Money from Your WordPress Website
It’s always a good idea to determine how you are going to monetize your website before starting it. After all, you wouldn’t build a physical store without first deciding what your business was going to be and what service you would be providing. However, sites can grow organically and what once might’ve been a blog where you aired your thoughts…. Continue Reading
A Detailed Guide on Setting up the WordPress SEO Plugin
As you are probably aware, search engine optimization (SEO) can be described as the practice of ensuring your website is setup in the best possible way, to help it achieve a positive ranking in the search engines. Being well placed in the search engines for the topic of your site and its content is one of the best ways to…. Continue Reading
The WPKube Guide to Standalone Themes vs Theme Frameworks
With over thousands of immensely popular premium WordPress themes available and the continuous state of WordPress’ development, sometimes it might be difficult to decide between WordPress themes. After all, the reader’s visual experience plays a crucial role in building your site’s reputation. Today we’re going to look into some of the factors which will help you decide in buying a…. Continue Reading
Working with Multiple Authors in WordPress
While most websites and blogs using WordPress start life as a single-author project, for some of these sites, there comes a point where bringing other authors on-board the blog is the next logical step in growing the project beyond its current limitations. There are a number of advantages to doing this including:
