You hit publish on a WordPress blog post you’re proud of. It gets some views, maybe even a few shares, but no comments. It’s frustrating, especially when you know the content is genuinely helpful. Unfortunately, getting people to comment on your blog isn’t just about… Read More »
I still remember the first time I tested my WordPress contact form, and the email never arrived. Later, users started telling me they weren’t getting password reset links either. It was frustrating, and I quickly learned that WordPress’s default email system just isn’t very reliable.… Read More »
Development for WordPress 4.4 started with full momentum immediately after the release of WordPress 4.3. We followed the development closely, and we are excited to report that it is expected to be released during the second week of December 2015. In this article, we will… Read More »
Nothing’s more frustrating than getting logged out of your WordPress dashboard right in the middle of editing a post or updating a plugin. We’ve had to deal with this while working on our own websites – deep into customizing the site or managing content, only… Read More »
When we first started building websites, getting a Frequently Asked Questions section right was a real puzzle. We needed a solution that looked professional for our visitors and included the correct schema markup for Google. After testing many different tools, we found that using a… Read More »
Boosting user engagement is important for the success of any website. One effective strategy is to add a points system, which rewards users for their interactions and activities on your site. By gamifying the user experience, you can build a more loyal community and encourage… Read More »
Last month, a reader spotted a broken link in one of my posts on my personal site. By the time they emailed me about it, the post had already been live for three weeks. That experience made me wish there was an easier way for… Read More »
A WordPress comment section full of random clickable links can make your website look suspicious. For many site owners, that’s where the trouble starts. Spammers abuse it, search engines may flag it, and even genuine comments with useful links can end up looking suspicious. At… Read More »
When it comes to tracking the performance of your marketing campaigns and website optimization, you will need to know how users interact with your site. The easiest way to do this is by using Google Analytics. However, many business owners only look at pageviews, referral… Read More »
Are you using Periscope? Recently, one of our readers asked if there was an easy way to show the Periscope on air status in WordPress. In this article, we will show you how to add Periscope on air button in WordPress. What is Periscope? Periscope… Read More »
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