Ever tried running a business using just your personal cell phone? I learned the hard way that it’s a recipe for disaster, especially as you start to grow. When I first started out, my mobile device was my command center. But soon, important client messages… Read More »
Ever feel like some of your best blog posts are hidden gems, lost in the archives of your WordPress site? Or maybe you’re seeing those engagement numbers dip and wish there was a way to keep visitors clicking? We’ve found one of the simplest ways… Read More »
It’s the ninth fourth. On 4th of July, nine years ago, I started WPBeginner. Can’t believe we’ve come such a long way. Like every year, I want to take a few minutes and do a quick recap of all the major things happening in business… Read More »
One of the most common features we use on our WordPress website designs is an accordion. This helpful web design element lets you display content in a collapsible tab layout, so you can display frequently asked questions or product details without taking up so much… Read More »
When you start a WordPress website, it is important to provide a great user experience. But you can’t do that unless you know what your audience is looking for. One way to overcome this is by running an NPS survey. Net Promoter Score is a… Read More »
Building an online store should be exciting, not stressful. Yet many business owners find themselves stuck between two popular choices: Magento and WooCommerce. Both platforms can power successful eCommerce businesses, but they take very different approaches to getting you there. The secret isn’t finding the… Read More »
If you’re researching website builders, you’ve probably come across WordPress—the platform powering over 40% of all websites. With numbers like that, it’s tempting to assume WordPress must be the best choice. But WordPress is different from builders like Wix or Squarespace. It’s completely free and… Read More »
WordPress search often feels like something you can set up once and forget about. Visitors type in a keyword, and the right content should show up automatically. In reality, search results can quickly get cluttered. Login pages, thank-you pages, author archives, or other internal content… Read More »
A navigation menu is a list of links at the top of the page that point to important areas of your website. By adding a specific post to your WordPress menu, you’ll be able to highlight it for your viewers, which will help bring more… Read More »
Nothing beats the feeling of walking into your favorite coffee shop and having the barista remember your name and usual order. ☕ That same principle applies to your WordPress website. When visitors feel recognized, they stick around longer and engage more with your content. In… Read More »
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