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Top 5 Free WordPress Plugins For Restaurants: Get Your Reservations And Menu Options Here

Booking, Marketing, Menu, Restaurant

Would you rather manage your restaurant’s website or be in the kitchen? Some days, it’s probably a tough call, but it’s doubtful you spent time developing a menu and customer base to devote your time to juggling a menu, booking, and review website. Luckily, your WordPress website provides you with access to all of the ... Read moreTop 5 Free WordPress Plugins For Restaurants: Get Your Reservations And Menu Options Here

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Weekly WordPress News: Get 25% Off Elementor + Birthdays

2019, Elementor

You know that we’re big fans of Elementor here at WPLift, even using it to design our site. That’s why our lede this week is Elementor’s third birthday celebration, where you can get 25% off all pricing tiers. That means a single site license costs just $36, with an unlimited license going for $149. Check out ... Read moreWeekly WordPress News: Get 25% Off Elementor + Birthdays

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40+ Personal Blog WordPress Themes to Kick Start Your Blogging Journey

blogging, Premium

If you have just been inspired to start your blog that reflects your unique style, you can get access to the right platform and tools with only a few dollars to spare. WordPress is one of the most popular and widely used blogging platforms out there that offers powerful features to help you design your ... Read more40+ Personal Blog WordPress Themes to Kick Start Your Blogging Journey

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Weekly WordPress News: WordPress 5.2.1 + Three Great Deals

2019, WordPress 5.2

This week, Automattic made another big acquisition in the WooCommerce space, snapping up Prospress, the company behind the popular WooCommerce Subscriptions plugin. Beyond that, we have a couple of great deals for you – you can save 45% off OceanWP, get 20% Off Jetpack with discount coupon DISCOUNT20,  and AppSumo is running an amazing deal ... Read moreWeekly WordPress News: WordPress 5.2.1 + Three Great Deals

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SiteGround vs Bluehost: Which Should You Choose for Your Hosting Needs?

Bluehost, Hosting, SiteGround, wordpress hosting

Maybe you’re thinking about building a website, and you’re trying to determine which hosting company will best serve your needs. Perhaps you’ve already created one or more websites, and you’re considering a change in hosting services. As we compare two of the top contenders in the industry, SiteGround vs. Bluehost, we’ll dig deep into the ... Read moreSiteGround vs Bluehost: Which Should You Choose for Your Hosting Needs?

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WordPress Header / Footer Notification Bar Plugins

Marketing, Popup

WordPress notification bar plugins help you effectively display website announcements, collect email addresses, drive interaction with prospects, offer discount coupons, promote specific products of your store and yield many more benefits. We must admit, people tend to demonize notification bars and popups accusing them of the bad UX they may create. You, however, just need ... Read moreWordPress Header / Footer Notification Bar Plugins

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Weekly WordPress News: Walking to WordCamp Europe

2019, WordCamp

After the release of WordPress 5.2 last week, this week was a much quieter affair as far as WordPress news goes. Gutenberg 5.7 makes some interesting improvements to the core Columns block, and Matt Mullenweg continues his push to drive acceptance of remote work. Other than that, we have some interesting news about walking to ... Read moreWeekly WordPress News: Walking to WordCamp Europe

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40+ Creative Portfolio Style WordPress Themes for Freelancers

Freelancer, Portfolio, Premium

Are you planning to try your luck at freelancing? Well, you will be pleased to know that the world of freelancing has grown into a more stable career path over the years, and getting the most benefit out of the freelancing industry will require you to invest in more than just a couple of hours ... Read more40+ Creative Portfolio Style WordPress Themes for Freelancers

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Weekly WordPress News: 40% Off Popular WooCommerce Extensions

2019, woocommerce, WordPress 5.2

Hey WordPress fans, in case you missed it over the last few days, the release date for WordPress 5.2 was pushed back to May 7th, which is why you haven’t seen the update notice in your dashboards quite yet. Beyond that, WooCommerce is running a big, but short-lived, sale where you can get 40% off ... Read moreWeekly WordPress News: 40% Off Popular WooCommerce Extensions

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Weekly WordPress News: Malicious Code Found in pipdig Themes

2019, Security

Last week, we briefly mentioned the malicious code found in pipdig theme’s Pipdig Power Pack helper plugin. This week, we have more news on that subject, and we also collected some of the best pipdig theme alternatives if you find yourself suddenly needing to switch themes. Beyond that, Wordfence detailed a zero-day vulnerability in the ... Read moreWeekly WordPress News: Malicious Code Found in pipdig Themes

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