WordPressWednesday
Are you still using Gmail or Yahoo for your business email? 📤 Think again! On this WordPress Wednesday, we’re continuing our February theme of email marketing and focusing on domain-level email addresses. Instead of using generic email services, we encourage businesses to use email addresses that end with their own…
Read MoreWant to transform your website from basic to brilliant? Say hello to PLUGINS! What is a Plugin? A plugin for a website is like adding a special feature or functionality to your site, like how you might enhance your smartphone with different apps. It’s a piece of software that you…
Read MoreWebsite Security: Backing Up Your WordPress Site, Part 2 In our last WordPress Wednesday, we explained why it’s mission-critical to routinely back up your WordPress site. If you missed that post, you may want to pop over and check it out before you read this post about how to do…
Read MoreWebsite Security: Backing Up Your WordPress Site, Part 1 We wanted to create a WordPress Wednesday post about how to back up your WordPress site, but we decided it was important to first explain why you need to back up your site. We want to stress the importance of backups,…
Read MoreYou may already know why it’s important to add alt-tags to images in WordPress. But maybe you’re not sure how to add alt-tags to your images. RDD to the rescue! Before we get started on how to use the WordPress editor to add alt-tags, let’s talk about how to craft…
Read MoreIncluding images on your webpages and blog posts engages people, breaks up text, and helps to communicate your message. In fact, research suggests that the human brain processes images 60,000 times faster than text! So, using images is crucial for your website. In addition, we have two reasons why it’s…
Read MoreWe’ve reviewed how to add media blocks to your WordPress Website, as well as how to add paragraph blocks. But did you know there’s a block option to place media – a video or an image – with text that appears side-by-side? This is handy when you want to really…
Read MoreSimply put, a widget adds content to your website’s sidebars or other areas like the footer. Widgets allow you to drag and drop blocks of text for specific purposes. Widgets allow you to add elements to your website without needing to know any code. Some widgets are static content, such…
Read MoreLast time, we talked about organizing your WordPress site with categories. Well, there’s a second option for organizing your content in WordPress: tags. Both offer ways to group content by topic, but they vary slightly in their specific jobs. So, what are WordPress tags, and how do we use them?…
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