Alt text (alternative text) is an important part of image SEO and accessibility. But adding alt text to every image on your WordPress site can be time-consuming, especially if you have hundreds of photos in your media library. The good news is that you can… Read More »
I’ve learned that the easier you make it for users to log in to your website, the more likely they are to become active members and engage with your content. That’s where OAuth login comes in – it lets people sign in to your WordPress… Read More »
I remember the mix of excitement and overwhelm when our team first built the WPBeginner video course portal. We spent weeks testing different tools, determined to find the perfect setup that made everything run smoothly. The truth is, choosing the wrong platform can cost you… Read More »
Seeing the “Not Secure” warning pop up on your own website is a scary experience. When this happened to one of my WordPress sites, for a minute, I thought my site had been hacked. However, that site was too old, and I had forgotten to… Read More »
Running a car rental business without a proper website is like trying to drive with the parking brake on – you’re just making things harder for yourself. I learned this firsthand when helping a friend create a website for his rental company. Whether you’re starting… Read More »
“Help! I’m locked out of WordPress!” This is one of the most common emergency requests I get from my friends who are WordPress beginners. And I get it – being unable to access your WordPress dashboard can feel like being locked out of your own… Read More »
Many customers abandon their carts because they don’t feel confident entering their payment information. Trust badges are a simple yet powerful way to reassure shoppers, show them that your checkout process is secure, and increase conversions. In this tutorial, I’ll walk you through multiple ways… Read More »
Recently, we discovered something alarming while auditing one of our clients’ websites. Email addresses and phone numbers were showing up in their Google Analytics reports, exposing sensitive visitor information that they never intended to collect. Collecting personally identifiable information from users can be a major… Read More »
March has been a busy month across the WordPress ecosystem. We’re excited that WordPress 6.8’s first release candidate (RC1) is now available for testing, and we’ve also seen innovative new features roll out for popular plugins. AI continues to be a recurring theme — from… Read More »
We check Google Analytics every day to monitor how our WordPress websites are performing. Because the analytics dashboard is so complex, we know how easy it can be for site owners to miss something important, like a sudden traffic drop, a broken conversion path, or… Read More »
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