How to White Label WordPress Posted on April 28, 2020 by B.J. Keeton in WordPress | 0 comments WordPress makes up 1/3 of websites on the internet today. But many of them don’t appear as WordPress to the users or the public. Why? Because of a practice called
2020-05-01
Recently, one of our readers asked how do we measure the impact of our email newsletter? You can use Google Analytics combined with special tracking links in your email newsletter to see how effective each email is for your business. In this article, we
2020-04-30
How to Use Twitter Trending Hashtags for Marketing Without Looking Like Spam Posted on April 23, 2020 by Lindsay Pietroluongo in Marketing | 0 comments Twitter itself is a marketing tool, but within Twitter, there are even more opportunities to connect with
2020-04-29
“Mind the Gap” is a popular phrase first coined by the London Underground’s transit system. As it turns out, though, the idea of minding the gap is an apt metaphor for life. The phrase was originally meant to alert Tube passengers to the gap between
2020-04-25
How to Create Custom WordPress Editor Blocks in 2020 # Published Apr 22, 2020 The WordPress block editor (previously titled Gutenberg) includes a new way to add content to your WordPress posts, pages and soon all content on your WordPress site. It marks
2020-04-25
Email can be kind of a pain. At times, it can be a real pain. That’s why many companies are eschewing the concept entirely and moving to various other communication tools like Slack or Microsoft Teams for their internal communications. While email is often
2020-04-24
Are you getting a lot of spam messages through your website contact form? This can be really frustrating and time consuming to deal with. The good news is that there are automated ways to stop contact form spam in WordPress. In this article, we will share 5
2020-04-23
Are you looking for a way to allow more file types on your website? If so, then you’re in the right place. WordPress allows certain file types that you can upload on your website by default. This means you cannot upload or accept files that are outside the
2020-04-21
Custom fields are a handy WordPress feature that allows you to add various additional data / information to your WordPress posts and pages. A lot of popular WordPress plugins and themes use custom fields to store important data. You can also use custom
2020-04-19
