Advertising is one of the many ways blogs can make money online. While we don’t sell banner ads on our own blog here, we do work with a lot of affiliates and have experience in online advertising. You may be wondering how to incorporate ads… Read More »
We recommend using strong passwords as the first step in keeping your WordPress website safe from hackers. You can add an extra layer of security with SALT keys. These special codes protect your login information, making it much harder for hackers to break in. Think… Read More »
When we first launched WPBeginner in 2009, we only had a handful of pages, such as our homepage, blog categories, a Write for Us page, Editors and Contributors page, a Suggestion page, a Services page, an About page, and a Contact page. That’s all we… Read More »
Whenever I sit down to write a blog post, my web browser often becomes my biggest distraction. With multiple tabs open for research and emails, losing focus happens far too quickly. That is exactly why I started using the WordPress desktop app for my writing… Read More »
We once faced a frustrating issue where user logins and shopping carts on one of our sites kept failing. The hidden culprit was a simple oversight in how our site managed cookies. Dealing with technical settings like cookies can feel intimidating for beginners. However, getting… Read More »
When our team first started experimenting with AI plugins for WordPress, we were a bit skeptical. But now, these tools have become an essential part of our workflow. We use AI-powered plugins to speed up tasks, improve SEO, and even generate headlines that convert. Whether… Read More »
Protecting your blog’s name and logo is essential for your brand. Trademarking and copyrighting help shield you from unauthorized use and legal issues. In this guide, we’ll show you how to trademark and copyright your blog’s name and logo. Securing these protections ensures your brand… Read More »
As a team that’s written thousands of blog posts over the past decade, we know how embarrassing grammar mistakes can be. But we also know that no one’s perfect. Even the best writers may occasionally mix up “affect” and “effect” or miss a crucial comma… Read More »
When someone searches your site, they might see something like http://example.com/?s=search-term. Not exactly the cleanest or most professional look, right? It can feel a bit clunky, and unfortunately, it’s not great for user experience or SEO. After working with WordPress for over a decade, we’ve… Read More »
If you run online events or take bookings on your WordPress website, then we recommend installing a calendar plugin. In our experience, this can make it much easier to get more event signups, sell tickets, and manage your events in the admin dashboard. WordPress calendar… Read More »
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