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Every time you upload an image, WordPress automatically creates several copies of that image at different sizes. Your WordPress themes and plugins may also create their own copies of various sizes. But sometimes, these defaults aren’t quite what you’re looking for. Maybe they’re too big… Read More »

Many small business owners get stuck when deciding between a landing page or a full website. This choice matters because it affects how well you can attract customers and grow your business online. A lot of readers ask us this exact question, and we have… Read More »

Lots of visitors use the search feature to find stuff on your WordPress site. Unfortunately, the default WordPress search box often doesn’t do the job well enough, which can be really frustrating. If they can’t find what they’re looking for, they might just leave and… Read More »

PayPal makes it easy for website owners to accept payments online from their customers. It’s one of the most popular payment services, which is why a lot of readers ask us how they can accept PayPal payments on their WordPress site. Luckily, you can easily… Read More »

In our years of experience, one strategy that consistently proves its worth is guest blogging. Incorporating guest posts into your content schedule can amplify your reach and brand awareness. Plus, it also helps diversify content offerings, ultimately attracting a wider audience. In this article, we… Read More »

Tracking email performance is important for understanding how your audience interacts with your content so you can improve your email marketing efforts. By setting up email tracking in WordPress, you can monitor metrics like opens, clicks, and other engagement data to optimize your campaigns and… Read More »

WordPress makes it easy to create engaging, multimedia pages by automatically embedding third-party content like YouTube videos and Tweets. However, after working closely with WordPress users for the past 15+ years, a lesson we learned is that oEmbeds can also cause problems. Imagine a YouTube… Read More »

Imagine a thief repeatedly trying different keys to break into your home. That is like a brute force attack where hackers try thousands of password combinations to gain access to your site. That sounds scary, but luckily you can easily defend your website like we… Read More »

Every WordPress website comes with a built-in RSS feed. This feed allows users to subscribe to your content and receive updates whenever you publish new posts. However, while your default RSS feed works as intended, you can optimize it to protect your content, drive more… Read More »

One of the most effective ways we’ve found to encourage repeat purchases is by sending customers a coupon after they leave a review on a product. If you run a WooCommerce store, this strategy can be powerful in building customer loyalty and creating social proof.… Read More »