Posts in category:WordPress

If you are among the more seasoned, older site owners, you probably remember how WordPress took the web development world by storm, offering simple merchants, smaller brands, and business a great way of running self-hosted, standalone websites with simple maintenance tasks in an easy way that, for the most part, did not require any coding knowledge from the site owner.

When running an online store, business owners often wonder if the e-commerce platform they’re currently using is up to par with their potential and needs. While it’s safe to say that the vast majority of these platforms are more or less great for most businesses, in some cases, it can be difficult to get the one that meets your business’s needs the most.

It seems like the one-page website trend is not going away any time soon, and that’s for a good reason. Not only is it a simple method of designing a site, but a one-pager can also be very persuasive towards your customers, thanks to its nature of highlighting the best features of the website. In this article, we will cover what a one-page site is and how to create one with WordPress. So, shall we take a look?

Let’s get one thing out of the way right from the start – slow sites are huge deal-breakers. For everyone. Nobody, not your site visitors, not your potential costumers, and neither do you like to wait minutes for an image to load, for a new webpage to finally become responsive. Waiting patiently for websites to load is a thing of the past and it’s something that should stay there. In today’s digital arms race

Every business owner who has a good eye for digital marketing knows that WordPress and all its features are hard to beat and the reasons are quite obvious. The program is simple to use (most people who work with it aren’t web designers or programmers), it’s highly SEO-friendly, meaning, a few simple optimization tweaks here and there on the website and you’ve managed to grow your organic traffic, leads, or even sales.

While you can find a lot of ​free WordPress themes​, not all are suitable for each type of business. Whether you are a fashion or food lover that wants to monetize a hobby or a business owner who is looking to make a stylish design for the website, some premium WordPress themes will help you carry out your plan.

In almost every walk of life, change is pretty much inevitable and in the ever-evolving world of web development and content creation, constant tweaks and shifts are pretty much commonplace. The latest version of WordPress’ editor tool has pretty much stayed the same for years and some thought it was time to usher in a new era, or to simply put, introduce a more enjoyable and simpler editor which enables writers to create richer content with more ease.

On one hand, you have the most popular CMS in the world that more than 60 million people use to run their websites. On the other hand, you have an all-in-one website builder that is becoming increasingly popular and used by more and more people around the globe every day. So, WordPress or Squarespace? How to decide which website platform to use? And why?

Seems like people on the Internet have been divided into two camps – those, who hate popups, and those, who patiently click the X button or even subscribe to the mail out. Yes, the attitude to the popup windows was always controversial.

Since the spring of 2018, many online businesses and marketers fret over the words such as ’private data’, ’Regulation’ and ’data protection’. If you have an email address or use an application, program or any other software which demands a sign-in, then you have probably noticed an unusually increasing number of emails (some may even call them spammy) which invite you to resubscribe or confirm their use of your personal data.