At WPBeginner, we publish articles on a regular basis, and we’ve been running our blog for over 16+ years. Since we always make sure to include lots of engaging images in our posts, that means there are a lot of files in our media library.… Read More »
A common mistake many WordPress site owners make is allowing every page to appear in search results. Instead of finding helpful blog posts or product pages, visitors often end up on irrelevant pages like “Terms of Service,” “Privacy Policy,” or “Thank You for Your Purchase.”… Read More »
We regularly hear from website owners who feel stuck with Ghost’s limitations but are nervous about moving to WordPress. They worry about losing content, breaking their site, or spending countless hours on the migration process. Seeing this challenge, we decided to put together a proper… Read More »
It’s a feeling no website owner wants. A client called us in a panic after their site’s traffic dropped nearly 50% overnight. A quick SEO audit revealed a few hidden technical issues, including a simple WordPress setting that was accidentally discouraging search engines from indexing… Read More »
Sharing your latest WordPress posts on Twitter (X) is a great way to drive traffic to your site. However, manually tweeting every time you publish a new post can be time-consuming and repetitive. At WPBeginner, we’re active on several platforms: Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and Twitter… Read More »
When our website first started growing, we found it difficult to manage the expanding user base. This became even more challenging as the number of team members grew, and we expanded our WordPress website to offer memberships. That’s when we started turning to WordPress user… Read More »
We’ve found that a minimum word count is important for producing high-quality content at WPBeginner. By requiring a minimum word count for our posts, it encourages our writers to dive deeper into topics and provide more helpful information that benefits our audience. If you have… Read More »
Are you tired of relying on platforms like Substack to run your paid newsletter? As website owners who have built dozens of subscription-based sites ourselves, we’ve discovered that creating your own paid newsletter system gives you complete control and helps you keep more of your… Read More »
We still remember the excitement of building WPBeginner — a small tech blog that grew into something much bigger. Since then, we’ve used WordPress to create business websites, online stores, membership sites, portfolios, and even full communities. If you have an idea you care about,… Read More »
As a team that manages multiple WordPress sites, we know how frustrating it can be to keep track of posts waiting for review. When we first started, we’d constantly have to log in and check the dashboard to see if any new content needed our… Read More »
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