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One of the most common issues that our readers have is being locked out of their WordPress admin areas. This can be caused by a lot of different reasons, which makes it tricky for beginners to troubleshoot. Fortunately, we have 16+ years of experience troubleshooting… Read More »

Today, I’m extremely excited to share that all Sandhills Development products are joining Awesome Motive, and they’re now part of the WPBeginner family of products. This includes several popular WordPress plugins including Easy Digital Downloads, AffiliateWP, WP Simple Pay, Sugar Calendar, and many more. These… Read More »

For many small businesses, calls from potential customers generate significant sales and revenue. But new website owners often don’t know how important it is to set up call forwarding. At WPBeginner, we’ve seen over the last 15+ years that when businesses make it easy for… Read More »

Keeping your website subscribers informed about the latest posts on your WordPress blog is a powerful way to maintain engagement and foster a loyal community. You create opportunities to draw them back to your site, encouraging them to explore and interact with your latest content.… Read More »

At WPBeginner, we typically customize the user roles on our websites. We find that when you only allow users to perform tasks that are necessary for their role, you reduce the chance of errors and improve website security. Some of our readers have asked if… Read More »

We’ve investigated a lot of different ways to make money online, from blogging and affiliate marketing to reseller hosting. Although we don’t offer it from our own business, we think it can be a great fit for web designers, developers, and agencies. Reseller hosting lets… Read More »

Are you looking for a way to see ‘not provided’ keywords in Google Analytics UA? Google Analytics is a powerful tool that shows how people discover and interact with your website. However, when you try to view which keywords they use to find your site,… Read More »

One feature we often add to the WordPress websites we work on is a search feature. That said, we often find the default WordPress search to basic and lacking the functionality we need. For example, it doesn’t include non-page content like PDF files and blog… Read More »

Getting your new WordPress content noticed by search engines can take time. Search engines like Google need to discover, crawl, and index your content before it appears in search results. This process can be slow, meaning your new posts or pages might not get much… Read More »

Tired of Shopify’s rising costs and limited control? You’re not alone. Many online store owners are discovering that WooCommerce offers more flexibility and potential savings. But here’s the catch: moving your entire store can seem daunting. You’ve got products, customer data, and order history to… Read More »