So many bloggers out there are stressing out about it, thinking their traffic will come to a standstill if they don’t get those green lights in Google’s PageSpeed Insights tool.
Relax…
Yes, page speed is important, but there are so many other important things to worry about in the wonderful world of SEO and blogging.
That said, in this article I am going to show you how you can speed up your site in 5 minutes with lazy loading. Boom!
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.
I’ve tried and tested several free and paid list building tools, but the one that stands out for me is Thrive Leads, which is what I am also using on Blog Pioneer.
If you have affiliate links in your website, such as Amazon Associates product links, you are legally required to disclose that to your readers.
In this article I am going to explain how you can easily add a disclosure statement at the top of your blog posts in your WordPress blog in 3 simple steps.
Set it up once, and you never have to worry about it again.
Lots of WordPress bloggers recently have been asking how to redirect their author archives link to their About page.
By default, a blog post author link will point to the author archives page, which doesn’t add much value to the reader when there’s only one author on the site.
There are several ways to have the author link redirect to the About page, but in this article I will be sharing the best, the cleanest and the most efficient way to implement this functional change.
I’m an affiliate marketer by trade, it’s what I enjoy doing most. Affiliate marketing is definitely not for everyone, but I love it as it involves skills that I am passionate about, such as SEO, keyword research, competitor analysis and sales copy writing.
Over the years, I’ve built several niche affiliate sites, some more successful than others. One of the most important aspects of building and growing an affiliate site is finding the right WordPress theme.
GeneratePress is a free, lightweight theme that can be extended by installing a premium plugin that allows you to add essential features.
One of the many things you can do with the GP premium plugin is using Hook Elements to “hook” your own custom code into various areas of the theme without changing core theme files.
This article explains the steps involved in adding breadcrumbs in the GeneratePress theme by using the Hook Element.
GeneratePress is a free, lightweight theme that can be extended by a premium plugin that allows you to add essential features.
One of the many things you can do with the GP premium plugin is using Hook Elements to “hook” your own custom code into various areas of the theme without changing core theme files.
This article explains the steps involved in adding a simple author box to blog posts in the GeneratePress theme by using the Hook Element.
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.
This makes GeneratePress not only lightweight, but also very powerful and flexible. In this review I am going to be explaining what I like about GeneratePress as a WordPress theme and why I think you should use it too.
Since first starting out as a blogger and affiliate marketer, I have used several web hosts, such as DreamHost, GoDaddy and Bluehost, and always with mixed results.
A few years ago, I moved the majority of my sites over to DreamHost, initially on a Shared Hosting account, and later upgraded to VPS. I’m glad I did, because I’ve never had any issues since, and these sites are performing great.
