If you’re using Contact Form 7 on your WordPress site, you’re probably aware that it doesn’t store submissions anywhere except your inbox. That means every time you get a new lead, you have to manually sort and check emails to extract relevant data for your campaigns. Enter CF7 Google Sheet Connector, a plugin that automatically [...]
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We’ve tested enough hosting providers to know that promises don’t always match reality. Speed, uptime, scalability—everyone claims to be the best. But when traffic spikes, databases strain, and real users start clicking around, the cracks show fast. That’s why we put Rapyd Cloud to the test. A relatively new name in managed hosting, it claims [...]
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Managing client sessions in WordPress isn’t exactly smooth. Proofing, watermarking, and delivering final images usually means stitching together multiple plugins—none of which were really built for photographers. That’s where PhotoBerry Studio comes in. It promises to handle everything—client proofing, secure sharing, automated image delivery—in one place. We gave it a try, expecting the same frustrations. [...]
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Running a WooCommerce store means managing hundreds of products. Without proper filtering, your store becomes a massive catalog that’s frustrating to browse. When shoppers can’t find that medium black hoodie in their price range, they leave. That’s why we’ve tested WBW Product Filter for two weeks. The plugin adds essential filters for price, size, colour, [...]
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As someone who’s built multiple Shopify stores, I hit the same roadblock each time: the basic blog held me back. I knew WordPress could fix my problems. The SEO tools and content features were perfect. But connecting it to my store looked too complex. Then I found PressProxy. It runs WordPress right on my store’s [...]
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I’ll be honest: WordPress site maintenance used to make me want to hide under my desk. Every time I logged in, I’d face a barrage of notifications demanding attention. Plugin updates, theme patches, broken links – the list never seemed to end. I’d promised myself I’d tackle it all “next week,” but next week turned [...]
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Ever spent hours manually syncing WordPress users with Mailchimp, only to find your lists out of sync a week later? I’ve been there. Between managing multiple user roles, tracking membership changes, and keeping your Mailchimp tags in sync, it can feel like a constant juggling act. That’s why Simple Mailchimp Sync caught my attention. It’s [...]
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Gutenberg. The block editor probably needs no introduction. Since its launch in 2018, it has become a staple for anyone building a site on WordPress—even those who aren’t particularly tech-savvy can get the hang of it. But as good as Gutenberg is, its users could benefit from even more flexibility and options. That’s where block [...]
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Considering offering WaaS (Website as a Service) as part of your growth strategy? One of the challenges you’ll face is choosing between a WordPress multisite and WordPress multi-tenant setup. Although both might look the same at first glance, there are certain differences between the two configurations—knowing these differences is key to choosing the right option [...]
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Whether you’ve been stung by fraudulent purchases in the past or you’re simply concerned about ensuring maximum protection for your new eCommerce business, this Trust Swiftly review is one that’s certainly worth paying close attention to. Some 62% of online retailers have seen chargebacks and false decline activities increase since 2020, with every $1 of [...]
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