Often beginners get confused when trying to pick the best WordPress plugins amongst so many that are available. We frequently get questions like what is the best WordPress plugin for SEO, Social Media, Performance, etc. Unlike other sites, WPBeginner test and review the best WordPress plugins and offer step by step installation guides to make your life easier. We know that everyone hates Top 10 WordPress plugins list, so we have taken a different approach. We do the research, so you don't have to.
Sharing your latest WordPress posts on Twitter (X) is a great way to drive traffic to your site. However, manually tweeting every time you publish a new post can be time-consuming and repetitive. At WPBeginner, we’re active on several platforms: Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and Twitter… Read More »
When our website first started growing, we found it difficult to manage the expanding user base. This became even more challenging as the number of team members grew, and we expanded our WordPress website to offer memberships. That’s when we started turning to WordPress user… Read More »
One of the struggles we’ve faced when running a multi-author WordPress blog is keeping track of new content submissions. It’s easy for posts to slip through the cracks, especially when you’re juggling multiple writers and a busy publishing schedule. We’ve found that getting email notifications… Read More »
Are you having trouble sending emails from your WordPress site? Well, you’re not alone. Sometimes, when your WordPress site tries to send emails, they don’t always go to your users’ inboxes. That can be pretty annoying, but AWS SES (Amazon Simple Email Service) can help.… Read More »
One of the things we love about WordPress is that it comes with a simple but powerful user management system. Each user has different capabilities based on their assigned role, which makes it easy to control access across your site. However, there are times when… 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 »
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 »
We’ve run a multi-author blog for years, and one of the challenges we’ve faced is having a lot of content lined up for publication. While it’s great to have a steady stream of posts, it can sometimes overwhelm our editorial process and make it difficult… Read More »
We’ve talked a lot about how having a search form is important for helping visitors find content on your site. But we also find that the default WordPress search can be a bit slow and clunky, often requiring users to load a new page to… Read More »
The default WordPress login page doesn’t provide the best experience and can even confuse your users. That is why we recommend adding a front-end login page to allow users to log in directly from the main part of your website. This improves the accessibility and… Read More »
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