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At WPBeginner, growing our email list has always been a top priority. Over the years, we’ve tried numerous techniques to boost our email subscribers, but not all delivered the results we hoped for. Some methods worked, while others didn’t quite meet expectations. After testing multiple… Read More »
Recently, one of our readers asked us how they can move JavaScripts to the bottom in WordPress to increase their Google page speed score. We are glad they asked, because honestly we wanted to write about this. Previously, we have talked about how to properly… Read More »
When a visitor clicks an image and gets stuck on a file page, it ruins their experience. I’ve seen this frustrate users enough to make them leave a site completely. By default, WordPress often adds these unhelpful links automatically. It disrupts navigation and can even… Read More »
Images play an important role in engaging your audience, and enhancing these pictures with filters can add a professional, creative touch to your website. Editing the photos on your WordPress site using Instagram-like filters can transform their look and help your content stand out. At… Read More »
The WordPress admin area is mobile-responsive and works on any device or screen size. However, due to the smaller screen, the user experience is not the same as with a desktop browser. Luckily, there is a WordPress mobile app available, which makes it easier to… Read More »
Launching a new landing page only to see low conversions can feel discouraging. You may find yourself wondering if a different headline, layout, or button color would work better. But without testing, it’s impossible to know for sure. That’s where A/B split testing comes in.… Read More »
Bloggers often monetize content on their websites using subscriptions or one-time payment models. They do this by restricting certain content to registered users. This is easy to set up if you have the right WordPress plugin. Fortunately, we’ve tested and worked with multiple plugins over… Read More »
When you look at the browser tab of your new blog, you might notice a tiny favicon showing the WordPress logo next to your site’s name. Since this is the default setting for new WordPress websites, it’s a common sight, but it’s also a missed… Read More »
A common technique used by hackers to gain unauthorized access to websites is called ‘Brute Force’. Using this technique, hackers use software designed to scan a website for vulnerabilities and gain access by exploiting any of them. We use Sucuri for security of our websites… Read More »
When you have a website, you likely have some posts that are more important than others. One way to make sure your visitors see these posts first is to place them at the very top of a page. The WordPress sticky posts feature allows you… Read More »
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