Are you a wizard when it comes to designing and building your own websites? Or do your programming skills fall short of the mark? The majority will no doubt fall into the latter category with either none or only a little technical knowledge. If you’re one of those individuals, this post is for you because creating beautiful pages for your…. Continue Reading
How to Install WordPress using Softaculous
This tutorial takes us to the basics of installing WordPress in a web host. There are literally 10+ methods by which you can install a deployable (i.e. ready for the Internet) WordPress site. Factors such as your operating system, intended usage (local or live) and hosting environment lead to several ways of installing WordPress. We at WPKube have decided to…. Continue Reading
How to Accept Donations with WordPress – Best Donation Plugins
Whether you’re a nonprofit organization that relies on fundraisers or a blogger with an appreciative reader base, donations are a great way to be rewarded for your hard work. They can even help with the upkeep costs of maintaining a website. However, figuring out how to accept them on your site can be tricky. Fortunately, if you have a WordPress…. Continue Reading
How to Install WordPress Locally on a Windows Computer
WordPress is without doubt the best Content Management System on the web bar none, this is coming from someone who has used all of the popular content management systems around. Installing WordPress on your own server is a piece of cake with the simple one-click install, this is something that even non technical and senior citizens are able to do…. Continue Reading
MemberPress Review: All-in-One WordPress Membership Plugin
Do you have a WordPress website you want to turn into a membership site? Having a membership site gives you the freedom to create high-quality content people are willing to pay for. It also lets you restrict this content from non-registered users, increasing both its appeal and value. But starting a membership site is not an easy task, especially if…. Continue Reading
6 Best WordPress Translation Plugins for a Multilingual Site (2020)
If you clicked on this post, I’m guessing you want to find the best solution to translate your WordPress site. And why not? There are tons of benefits – better accessibility, access to new markets, you name it. But if you want to make WordPress multilingual, you’re gonna need to choose from the plethora of WordPress translation plugins out there….. Continue Reading
45 Popular Brands Using WordPress
When starting a business website or blog, some people out there have concerns about WordPress. They wonder how a free platform could possibly serve them well, questioning areas like security and scalability. W ell, those questions often have very little merit, since the vast majority of websites in the world are running on the popular WordPress content management system. In…. 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
How to Install Facebook Remarketing/Retargeting Pixel in WordPress
Have you ever been to a website and later you start seeing their ads on Facebook? If so then you’ve probably wondered how this happens and what the advantage of it is. The website is using an easy to use tool built into Facebook Ads Manager called Facebook Pixel to perform a type of marketing known as retargeting. Retargeting, also…. Continue Reading
WPEngine Review: Does it Really Make Your Site Load Any Faster?
WordPress currently powers just over 26% of the web – a pretty amazing statistic. From TED to TechCrunch to an 11th grader’s short poem blog – WordPress provides an endless list of possibilities. Part of what makes WordPress so amazing is that not only can it power TED.com, but it’s also suitable for an 11th grader’s blog. From millions of…. Continue Reading
