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Adding an affiliate disclosure to your blog posts is both a legal requirement and a way to build trust with your readers. Without it, you risk legal issues and may damage your credibility. At WPBeginner, we always include clear affiliate disclosures so our audience knows… Read More »

We tweak our WordPress sites to squeeze out every bit of speed we can get. We compress images, minify CSS, and use a caching plugin. When HTTP/2 came along, we also made sure WPBeginner supports this latest protocol so our visitors benefit from the speed… Read More »

Selling videos online has become one of the most profitable ways to share your expertise and build a sustainable business. Whether you’re a fitness trainer, educator, or consultant, your knowledge has real value that people are willing to pay for. The challenge is finding the… Read More »

Have you ever run into that frustrating “ERR_SSL_VERSION_OR_CIPHER_MISMATCH” error when trying to visit a website? It can feel like hitting a brick wall. Suddenly, you and your visitors are locked out of your WordPress site, and that’s a major problem. Not only is it incredibly… Read More »

When Google announced it was closing its Domains service, the news sent a wave of uncertainty through the community. We immediately felt it too, as we manage dozens of domains for our own business and our clients. That announcement kicked off a massive project for… Read More »

Small tweaks to your checkout experience can have a big impact on your sales. After working with countless WooCommerce store owners, we’ve seen one simple change make a huge difference: adding express checkout buttons like Apple Pay, Google Pay, or PayPal. These options let customers… Read More »

Adding a Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) section to your site can save you time and help your visitors. It gives quick answers to common questions so you don’t have to reply to as many support emails. However, many FAQ plugins are bloated, hard to use,… Read More »

Most website owners don’t think about backups until the moment they really need one. Whether it’s a plugin update gone wrong, a hacked site, or an unexpected server crash, having a recent backup can mean the difference between a quick fix and a total rebuild.… Read More »

Seeing the ‘414 Request URI Too Long’ error can be a headache on your WordPress site. So, it’s important to understand what causes this issue and how to resolve it. The ‘414 Request URI Too Long’ error usually happens when your web browser and the… Read More »

Over the years, we’ve tested lots of email marketing services and helped WordPress users create subscription forms for their sites. Recently, one of readers asked the best way to add a Mailchimp subscribe form to their WordPress website Mailchimp is a popular email marketing tool… Read More »