Actionable, straightforward and no-nonsense WordPress tips and information.
This review of AAWP looks into the pros and cons of this Amazon affiliate WordPress plugin, its main features, and why (or why not) you should be using it.
If you’re an affiliate marketer like me, then your challenge is to attract the right visitors to your website and convince those visitors to purchase the product you are actively promoting.
My review of DreamHost is a detailed guide to their hosting plans and explains why (or why not) you should host your blog with them.
When I first started out as a blogger and affiliate marketer, I tried several web hosts, such as GoDaddy and Bluehost, and always with disappointing results.
A step-by-step guide to creating a new WordPress website with DreamHost, from registering a domain to purchasing web hosting and installing WordPress.
I have used DreamHost for many years now, and I still recommend them to new and experienced bloggers looking for affordable and reliable web hosting for their WordPress websites.
Reviews of five of the best WordPress themes for affiliate marketing, based on code quality, customizability, performance, features, support, and more.
Affiliate marketing is certainly not for everyone, but I love it as it involves skills I am passionate about, such as competitor analysis, SEO, and keyword research.
Reviews of 11 of the best WordPress themes for writers and authors; easy to use and flexible themes with a professional and clean user interface.
Writers can use a WordPress blog to not only write and publish their work online, but also to potentially sell their books. Choosing a good quality WordPress theme is essential when setting up your new website as a professional writer or author.
In this review, I am going to explain what I like about GeneratePress as a WordPress theme solution, and why I think you should use it too.
GeneratePress is a combination of a free, lightweight WordPress theme and a premium plugin. This plugin allows you to add essential features, but only the features that you actually want to use.
WordPress Tags, some love them and others strongly dislike them. I belong to the second group, but I’m not against using tags.
When I started blogging, I used to create multiple random tags each time I published a new blog post. As I got older and wiser, I’ve learnt to step away from using WordPress tags.
If you’re running a blog and you want to build an email list to grow your own audience, using a list-building tool to create popups and other opt-in forms is inevitable.
You could use a free tool, but if you want to be serious about email marketing, investing in a premium WordPress list-building tool is a no-brainer.
While I don’t stress about page speed as a ranking factor at all, I do care about user experience. A good way to improve user experience is by lazy loading the images on your website.
By far the best WordPress plugin to lazy load images is a3 Lazy Load. In this article, I am going to show you how you can configure this plugin in 5 minutes and have a faster-loading website straight away.
Perhaps one of the most neglected parts of WordPress blogs is the good old category page. Whenever you navigate to a category page within a blog or website, chances are it’s not much more than a list of the latest blog posts within that category.
And worse, often the title of that category page is something along the lines of “Category Name Archives”.