After selling digital downloads for over a decade, we’ve realized the value of offering free trial subscriptions in WordPress. It’s a powerful way to grow your business, but setting it up can be tricky if you don’t know what you’re doing. The method you use… Read More »
As your WordPress site grows, you’ll often start getting visitors from different countries and regions. The problem is that the same content, prices, or offers do not always make sense for everyone. That’s where geolocation tools come in. They let you show visitors content based… Read More »
Do you want to know why your website visitors abandon your site? Ever wished there was an easy way to read your website visitors’ minds WITHOUT learning telepathy or using an expensive user survey tool that costs a fortune? If you’re like me and most… Read More »
After writing thousands of blog posts and helping countless beginners start their blogs, we’ve noticed one common challenge: most people overcomplicate the writing process. They focus so much on perfecting every word that they miss what really matters – the structure. Through years of testing… Read More »
A lot of WordPress users ask us if it would be good to open their blogs to guest contributors. It’s a question we’re very familiar with, having been on both sides of the fence. Although we stopped accepting guest posts, don’t let that discourage you.… Read More »
As a website owner, even making a small change to your site could affect visitors. At WPBeginner, we teach users a simple trick for keeping track of everything by adding site notes and annotations in Google Analytics. You can record key changes to your WordPress… Read More »
Do you want to optimize your website for search engines? Ever wished there was any easy way to perform an SEO (search engine optimization) audit to find critical errors on your site WITHOUT the high costs? If you’re like me and most other smart website owners, then you… Read More »
After working with countless WooCommerce website owners, we’ve learned that successful online stores share one key feature: they make it easy for customers to find exactly what they want. Large marketplaces like Amazon use filters for price, color, size, and sorting by new arrivals because… Read More »
Long, complicated forms are one of the fastest ways to lose submissions. When visitors are forced to answer questions that don’t apply to them, many simply leave without finishing the form. Conditional logic solves this by making forms feel more natural. Your form responds to… Read More »
Disclaimers are an important part of any website. They help protect your business from legal issues and provide users with important information. That is why we always display disclaimers on every post to make sure visitors always see them. However, adding disclaimers manually to each… Read More »
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