If you're serious about SEO (Search Engine Optimization) and marketing for your WordPress website, then you should definitely use Google Analytics. It provides a tremendous amount of information about your…
Since WordPress powers over 39% of all websites, it has developed a huge industry around it that offers all sorts of services and products, such as custom WordPress development, hosting,…
If you're a beginner, optimizing images for WordPress or any other platform will seem frustrating and complicated until you get the hang of it. It can be a bit tedious…
By default, WooCommerce comes integrated with PayPal, which is the biggest online payment system used by both individuals and businesses. The good news is that if you have a Business…
At some point, you'll want to make changes to your WordPress website's design. You go through your theme's or plugin's settings, but you notice that there's no option to change…
Nowadays, more and more WordPress web hosts automatically install WordPress for you after you purchase a plan. For example, on ReadyShip, when you purchase a turnkey WordPress website or blog,…
There's no doubt that ThemeForest, which is part of Envato, is the biggest marketplace for WordPress themes. It currently holds over 11,000 items, and it doesn't show signs of stopping.…
WordPress themes handle your website's design and layout. WordPress doesn't work without an active theme, so it's mandatory to use one, even if you plan to build your website entirely…
Contact forms are a must-have for most websites and blogs. It's an easy and simple way for visitors and users to get in touch with you. Unfortunately, WordPress and almost…
WordPress plugins are optional, but I have yet to see a WordPress site that doesn't have at least a couple of them. Personally, I recommend having as few plugins as…