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Managing team communication and files for a small business can get messy. Emails pile up, important documents get lost, and projects slip through the cracks. I’ve been there, and I found a simple solution: building a small business intranet with WordPress. It’s basically a private… Read More »
Lots of content creators make money online by promoting products through affiliate links. However, if you forget to add affiliate links in blog posts manually, then you are missing out on potential earnings. Thankfully, some popular affiliate management plugins allow you to automatically link keywords… Read More »
If you’re building WordPress websites for clients, creating a custom client dashboard is a great way to improve their experience. With a custom dashboard in WordPress, you can provide your clients with the exact resources, shortcuts, and other important information they need to get started.… Read More »
When we first started WPBeginner, a simple monthly archive list worked fine. But as our content library grew, that list became an endless scroll that cluttered the sidebar. This looks unprofessional and makes it difficult for readers to find the content they actually want. Cleaning… Read More »
Do you want to display recent posts from a specific category on your WordPress site? Filtering posts by category allows you to show more relevant recent posts to your audience. We’ve learned that when you make it easy for visitors to find the content they’re… Read More »
Carefully choosing ad placement is key to maximizing revenue and improving the user experience on your WordPress site. We’ve seen firsthand how strategic ad placement, especially on specific posts, can make a huge difference. Displaying ads on specific posts allows you to target high-performing content, maintain… Read More »
During our 16+ years of blogging and email marketing, we’ve learned a few tricks of the trade. One of them is using social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram to get more email subscribers, fast. Growing your email list can feel like a huge challenge.… Read More »
Before using a contact form plugin, we used lots of Google Forms to collect data and feedback from users. Back in the day, adding a Google Form to WordPress meant dealing with messy HTML and just hoping nothing broke. But now, we’re happy to say… Read More »
Understanding how WordPress works behind the scenes can be fascinating. For most users, it seems simple: type in a URL, and a page loads quickly. However, there’s actually a lot happening in the background. When we first started working with WordPress several years ago, we… Read More »
I once found the perfect GIF to make a post more engaging, but it turned into a static, non-moving image immediately after upload. It was incredibly annoying to see the animation disappear right when I wanted to engage my readers. This happens because when WordPress… Read More »
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