Want to rank in DuckDuckGo search results, but not sure how that’s different from optimizing for Google? DuckDuckGo doesn’t build its search index the way Google does. Instead, it gets most of its web results from Bing and other trusted sources. That means if your… Read More »
If you have an online store, then keeping track of stock levels, ensuring timely restocks, and automating tasks can simplify your order management. This can improve the customer experience in your store and boost conversions as a result. The good news is that there are… Read More »
Growing an email list isn’t easy. Pop-ups often feel intrusive, and traditional lead magnets don’t convert like they used to. Because of this, we’ve seen too many business owners end up stuck: wanting more subscribers but not wanting to annoy visitors. At WPBeginner, we’ve discovered… Read More »
News websites used to be built only by big media companies with big budgets. At least, that’s what we thought, too, until we created our blog back in 2009 and learned that anyone could become a publisher. Over the years, we’ve built dozens of news… Read More »
We’ve seen WordPress grow immensely in popularity over the years. And many of our readers often ask if it could eventually take over the role of web developers. WordPress indeed makes it easy to build websites without coding. This convenience can make it seem like… Read More »
Recently, one of our users asked us if it’s possible to create an online training manual in WordPress. At WPBeginner, we have years of experience helping users get started with WordPress and creating training manuals. Training manuals are helpful for onboarding new employees, sharing product… Read More »
The news that Google is shuttering Google Business Profile websites has made many users ask us how to migrate their site to WordPress before the service shuts down for good. In March 2024, Google will be shutting down more than 21.7 million websites created with… Read More »
Perhaps you have heard about Google’s E-E-A-T guidelines and are wondering what they mean for your WordPress website. Google’s search algorithm and guidelines are constantly changing and evolving to make sure that search engine results pages (SERPs) prioritize quality content that’s helpful and accurate. Although… Read More »
WordPress has released the beta for the release of version 6.5 for testing. We have been watching the development closely and are quite excited to report on all the new features expected to be released in this version. It will be the first major WordPress… Read More »
It’s a familiar moment for many store owners. A shopper adds items to their cart, heads to checkout, and then vanishes without completing the purchase. It always feels like a missed opportunity, and we’ve seen it happen enough times on our own eCommerce websites to… Read More »
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