Renee ShupeSeptember 7, 2015 As I’ve discussed in other posts, by default, WordPress treats your website as a “blog” and displays your latest published entries on the main page, unless you set a specific page as your home page. In a separate post, I also cover how to create a blog page (available September 1, … Continue reading Tutorial: How To Set The Number Of Posts Displayed On Your WordPress Blog
By Andrei Petrik August 24th, 2015 If you’re in charge of marketing at a small or a medium sized company, you have enough on your plate to work on, and troubleshooting your website shouldn’t be one of them. That’s why you need to build your website on a platform that allows you to easily design … Continue reading A Marketer’s Guide To Choosing A WordPress Theme
Zac JohnsonAugust 23, 2015 With over 300 million blogs in the world today, if you are going to setup a blog of your own, you will want to make sure you do is right the first time around. This includes choosing the right blogging platform to host your site with. It’s been several years since … Continue reading Which WordPress Platform is Right for You? [Infographic]
Latest release, named “Billie” in honor of famed jazz singer Billie Holiday, also adds easier menu changes, site icons and more. Matt McGee on August 21, 2015 Evan Lorne / Shutterstock.com Safer password management is one of the highlights in WordPress 4.3, which was released this week. Also added in the latest release are new … Continue reading WordPress 4.3 Brings Improved Password Security, Easier Text Formatting
Renee ShupeAugust 20, 2015 WordPress Update: WP 4.3 – Billie WordPress has just released WP 4.3, named “Billie” in honor of jazz artist legend Billie Holiday. WordPress v. 4.3 released on August 18, 2015 is all about making it even easier to format your content and customize your site. Here are just some of the … Continue reading New WordPress 4.3 Billie Now Available
Stuart HolmesAugust 3, 2015 Let’s face it, no matter how clever your website, and how amazing your content is, if your pages load at a snail’s pace then you can’t help but provide a bad user experience. This will not only affect your search engine ranking (as Google factors site speed into its algorithm), but … Continue reading Easy Ways To Speed up Your WordPress Site
Vishnu SupreetAugust 3, 2015 Generally, a large percentage of successful websites are multi-author sites. This is true because you need more than one author to create content to satiate a hungry readership. Also, because writers tend to specialize in one or at best a few niches, it is a good idea to have different … Continue reading How Do You Restrict An Author To Just One or Two Categories On WordPress?
Ron JohnsonAugust 3, 2015 Although most small businesses have a website these days, they usually do not have the budget for hiring an IT specialist to manage their website, update content and remove obsolete / out-of-stock products. Thanks to the WordPress platform, it is no longer necessary to have an IT background in order to … Continue reading Why WordPress Is The Best Platform to Build Your Website
Marc GubertiJuly 19, 2015 What started as an idea before 2003 is now a tool that allows people to create their own blogs. WordPress is also the top dog in the area, and if you browse through a few blogs, you’re bound to spot a blog powered by WordPress. Finding a blog powered by WordPress … Continue reading 7 Tips For Using WordPress More Effectively
Gyles SewardJuly 10, 2015 So how much is a WordPress site? Here’s a question we get asked time and time again. Like most questions about money, the correct answer is… it depends. Helpful, we know. But like when you buy a car, the amount you spend really does make a difference. You can buy a … Continue reading Everything You Need to Know About Costs When Creating a WordPress Website
