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Managing a multi-author WordPress website brings a unique set of challenges compared to running a solo blog. You have to plan content schedules, organize editorial workflows, and monitor user activity to keep everything running smoothly. When WPBeginner started in 2009, we only had one writer,… Read More »

VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) technology has completely changed how businesses can connect with customers, offering efficiency and innovation. If you’re running a VoIP software business, then you are probably looking for the perfect WordPress VoIP theme to set the tone for your digital presence.… Read More »

We’ve tried lots of ways to make WordPress sites more interactive — and one feature that always grabs attention is a quiz. We’ve built everything from playful personality quizzes to in-depth knowledge tests, and they’re great for boosting engagement. Quizzes aren’t just entertaining: you can… Read More »

GA4 is the latest version of Google Analytics and has fully replaced Universal Analytics. Since Universal Analytics has closed and is no longer available for tracking website data, many business owners might be wondering what’s the difference between the new and old versions. In Google… Read More »

Do you want to put your WordPress site in maintenance mode without losing potential customers or frustrating visitors? With maintenance mode, you can temporarily hide your website while performing updates or making changes. During maintenance, visitors will see a user-friendly notice instead of a broken… Read More »

WordPress 6.1 was released a few hours back, and it is the last major release of 2022. This new release contains significant updates to the full site editing and the block editor experience. In this article, we’ll show you what’s new in WordPress 6.1, and… Read More »

You’re looking for a straightforward way to fix the WordPress SEO crawl budget issue. We have a reliable process that will guide you through it, step by step. This is a very common checkpoint for websites that are adding lots of new pages. Your main goal is… Read More »

When you’re building a new WordPress site, you’ll want to keep it hidden from search engines until it’s ready for visitors. We do this for all our new projects, as it’s a key step for a smooth and professional launch. Controlling what search engines can… Read More »

If you’ve run a speed test on your WordPress site, you’ve probably seen a warning about “serving scaled images.” Tools like Google PageSpeed and GTmetrix flag it often, but they don’t explain it clearly. All it means is your images are bigger than the space… Read More »

You’ve noticed those captivating visual stories on Instagram, Facebook, and Snapchat that grab attention and keep visitors scrolling. You can add this same type of compelling content to your WordPress website using Google Web Stories. Google Web Stories offers an engaging way to connect with… Read More »