One of the most common errors we come across in our years of running WPBeginner is the 401 error in WordPress. This pesky issue can be particularly frustrating because it often locks you out of your own website. It’s essentially telling you that your website… Read More »
I’ll be honest with you…I often find myself using GoDaddy to register domain names, especially when they offer tempting deals for new domain registration. While I don’t recommend their WordPress hosting services, I understand why many site owners are drawn to GoDaddy’s aggressive marketing and… Read More »
Launching a new WordPress website can be exciting, but there’s one super important page many people overlook: the privacy policy. It’s easy to think of privacy policies as something only large companies need. But with privacy laws becoming more common, every blog and website needs… Read More »
Looking after your website is a lot like taking care of a car. You don’t need to be a mechanic to know when it needs some attention. Your car has a dashboard with lights that tell you when you need fuel or an oil change.… Read More »
If you’re building a business around WordPress, whether it’s a blog, agency, or plugin, there’s something important you should know. The WordPress name and logo aren’t fully open to use however you like. We’ve seen folks get into trouble simply because they didn’t realize WordPress… Read More »
Starting a business is expensive enough without having to worry about website costs piling up. Our team has been using WordPress business themes for years, and we’ve also built our own premium themes. Through these experiences, we’ve learned that you don’t need to break the… Read More »
Running a WordPress site means dealing with all sorts of behind-the-scenes data that can impact your site’s performance. One of the biggest problems we’ve found over the years is WordPress transients – temporary data that’s supposed to delete itself but often doesn’t. We’ve seen countless… Read More »
Feeling overwhelmed by all the web design software options? Picking the right tool for your website can feel like navigating a maze, especially when every solution claims to be the best. I understand this frustration. When I started in the early days of web design,… Read More »
Switching from WordPress.com to a self-hosted WordPress.org site can feel like a big change. You might notice some familiar widgets and features missing in the new dashboard. The good news is there’s an easy way to bring back many of those useful features. In fact,… Read More »
Ever felt overwhelmed by the constant flood of comment notifications from your WordPress blog? We know the feeling. We often deal with hundreds of comments daily, so we’re all too familiar with the notification overload. At first, these alerts are exciting – they mean people… Read More »
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