Ever noticed how your WordPress login page accepts both usernames and email addresses? While this flexibility can be helpful, some website owners prefer to keep things simple and only allow username-based logins. You might want this for consistency, easier user management, or to match your… Read More »
The membership site business model is really popular, and for good reason. It provides predictable recurring revenue and builds a loyal community around your content. But when we were launching our own WordPress membership website, we were worried that choosing the wrong plugin could cost… Read More »
Ever lost hours of work due to a website crash? We hope not! In our experience, regularly creating backups can save you from those heart-stopping moments of unexpected data loss. Backing up your website is one of the most critical steps for securing your data,… Read More »
Do you want to run an A/B split test for featured images in WordPress? Featured images play an important role in increasing pageviews and engaging users. A/B testing featured images can help boost your engagement. In this article, we will show you how to A/B… Read More »
There’s nothing more frustrating than filling out a WordPress form, only to hit the back button by mistake and lose everything. We’ve all been there — and it’s usually enough to make someone give up right away. For site owners, that small hiccup can mean… Read More »
You may have seen an Ask Me Anything (AMA) segment on popular sites like Reddit, Tumblr, and Quora. Recently, a user asked if it was possible to add it to WordPress. An AMA option allows users to ask you questions anonymously, and then you can… Read More »
Choosing the right eCommerce plugin can feel overwhelming when every tool promises to “do it all.” Many store owners only discover the limitations later: missing features, payment restrictions, or checkout experiences that don’t match the products they sell. That’s why the real challenge isn’t finding… Read More »
Do you want to find who reads and subscribes to your WordPress blog? Part of building a blog is to understand is how your users read and interact with your content. In this article, we will show you how to find who reads and subscribes… Read More »
By default, WordPress shows error messages on the login page when someone enters the wrong username or password. While these messages are meant to help users, they can also give clues to hackers trying to break into your site. Disabling these login hints is a… Read More »
Your sidebar could be your secret weapon for growing your WordPress site. Think about it: it’s visible on almost every page and positioned right where visitors naturally look – yet most people treat it like an afterthought. The good news is that optimizing your sidebar… Read More »
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