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 WordPress Multisite
As WordPress has progressed over the years we’ve seen a multitude of features making it easier for content marketers, developers, and bloggers to work online. One of our favorites came along with the WordPress 3.0 update, unleashing the power of WordPress Multisite. If you’re not familiar with the way this works, we’ll explain all about it below. But overall, we’ve…. Continue Reading
How To Add Google Tag Manager To WordPress And Create Your First Tag
Want to add Google Tag Manager to WordPress? Google Tag Manager has a ton of benefits for WordPress sites. It helps you add and manage all the various scripts you use on your site. For example, instead of needing to manually add code for services like: Google Analytics Event tracking Google Optimize You can just manage everything through Google Tag…. Continue Reading
WordPress Accessibility: Making Your Website Usable by Everyone
The internet is deeply integrated into the way our world works, employed in nearly all sectors: from education and politics to business and healthcare. When browsing online, it’s likely that the first thing you’ll notice about a website is its design, quickly followed by graphics and content elements. What you probably don’t think about is WordPress accessibility. When it comes…. Continue Reading
WP Beaver Builder Review: Build WordPress Sites Instantly
WordPress is a darling of many. Absolute beginners, tech-savvy business owners, bloggers, web designers, and seasoned developers – name it – all have a thing for the platform. Everybody is pining for WordPress, and that’s because it’s versatile, full of options, and ridiculously easy to learn and use. The platform comes with a million and one themes plus plugins that…. Continue Reading
Oxygen 2.0 Review: Flexible Visual Website Building For WordPress
Ever wished that you could build your entire WordPress theme with a drag-and-drop visual editor? What was once merely a dream is now becoming more accessible thanks to tools like Beaver Themer, Elementor Pro 2.0 and – the subject of today’s review – Oxygen 2.0. Oxygen 2.0 is a visual drag-and-drop website builder for your WordPress site. Via its powerful…. Continue Reading
How our WordPress Studio Created a Better Plugin Support System
Selling plugins is an exciting opportunity for any WordPress business. Like any product business, the idea of creating a fantastic product once, getting it to market, and then watching sales grow with relatively little effort for each individual sale on your part, is incredibly appealing. This dream is far from the reality, however. Developing a great product is hard, getting…. Continue Reading
How to Add Courses to WordPress with LearnPress
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
Elementor Review: How Does it Perform?
WordPress page builders vary drastically in their functionality. Some offer limited control over the elements on your site, while others force you to eventually mess with code if you want more advanced results. Two of the main problems page builders encounter include handling dynamic content (like blog posts) and only being able to edit some parts of the theme. Elementor…. Continue Reading
