Ever felt stuck with category names you chose when you first launched your website? Many WordPress users share that feeling, worrying that changing them now could lead to broken links and damage their SEO. It’s a valid concern, and we’ve certainly seen the 404 errors… Read More »
You sent the perfect welcome email to your new users and subscribers, but it went to the spam folder. This is a frustrating problem for many WordPress users, and we’ve even faced it ourselves. Now, you need to make sure those welcome emails actually reach… Read More »
There’s nothing more confusing than updating your website, hitting refresh, and seeing absolutely nothing change. We’ve been there, and that moment of panic is exactly why mastering your site’s cache is so important for any WordPress user. An outdated cache can mean your visitors see… Read More »
“Your site doesn’t meet our technical requirements.” We remember staring at that frustrating message, feeling completely stuck trying to get our first site listed in Google News. It felt like a technical puzzle we just couldn’t solve. But after finally cracking the code, we saw… Read More »
When we started WPBeginner back in 2009, we chose WordPress because it gave us complete control over our content. But lately, many of our readers have been asking about Substack, especially since it’s become such a popular platform for writers and creators. After spending countless… Read More »
Looking for the best Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals on your favorite WordPress products? The next few days are the perfect time to buy premium WordPress plugins, themes, web hosting, and tools to grow your business. As always, to help you find the best… Read More »
Ever look at a competitor’s website and think, ‘Why are they outranking me?’ We’ve been there. In our early days, we’d write what we thought was amazing content, only to see our competitors stay on top of the search results. That frustration ended when we… Read More »
Are you looking for a way to add and customize admin columns in WordPress? By default, the WordPress dashboard has columns for posts, pages, comments, users, and more. However, you may be able to work faster and improve the editorial flow by creating your own… Read More »
By default, WordPress displays the ten latest posts in the RSS feed. Adjusting this number can help tailor the feed to your audience’s needs. You can manage content visibility by controlling the number of posts in the feed. It also ensures readers see the most… Read More »
Want to boost engagement on your WordPress blog? Adding a search form inside your posts might seem unusual, but it’s surprisingly effective, especially for content-heavy sites like online magazines. Instead of relying solely on a header or sidebar search bar, placing one within your content… Read More »
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