Ever clicked on a link on a website that didn’t work? Then you’ll know how frustrating it can be. The good news is that with these five link-fixing WordPress plugins, your users don’t have to suffer that same frustrating experience. Below, we showcase the five tools that do the best job of finding and repairing [...]
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So, it finally happened. You’ve outgrown your existing web host and now it’s time to move your WordPress site to a new server. Or perhaps you haven’t outgrown it at all. Maybe your current server is simply underperforming, creating a negative impact on your site speeds, uptime levels, and overall user experience. Or maybe you’ve [...]
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Looking for an effective way to bring new life to your eCommerce products or keep customers engaged with dynamic, immersive activities? Try integrating Augmented Reality (AR) into your WordPress site. AR can transform user experiences, giving visitors the opportunity to explore every detail of 3D models or even virtually ‘try-on’ products before adding them to [...]
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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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What It Means for Your WordPress Business It’s rare that the words ‘WordPress’ and ‘Drama’ are ever uttered in the same sentence. Over the last few weeks, however, the ongoing WP Engine vs Automattic legal battles have dominated the conversation within the WordPress community. The whole unfortunate situation has been covered by countless bloggers, news [...]
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There’s no easy way to say this: If you’re not already creating regular WordPress multisite backups, your entire network could be in jeopardy. OK, that may sound severe, but ask yourself this: Can you really afford to risk losing every site on your network just because you didn’t have a working backup copy on hand [...]
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The latest version of WordPress, 6.7.1, was officially released in November 2024, bringing with it no less than 16 bug fixes for WordPress Core and the Block Editor. Below, WPLift takes a look at the most important fixes, what this means for you as a WordPress user, and how to ensure your site is running [...]
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With the Automattic vs. WP Engine battle dominating headlines at the tail end of the year, it’s easy to forget that 2024 was a huge one for WordPress even without all the drama. In this WordPress 2024 Recap, we look back over the year that was, highlighting the major releases, developments, and news surrounding the [...]
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Whether you’re struggling to get your content ranked in Google or simply looking for an easy win in your WordPress SEO efforts, learning how to optimize your robots.txt file could be the solution. This basic yet all-important file can make a big difference to the way search engine crawlers prioritize and index pages from your [...]
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Matt Mullenweg, co-founder of WordPress and CEO of Automattic, took to Twitter today, sparking conversations across the WordPress community. In his tweets, Matt touched on WordPress’s relationship with businesses built around it and the growing competition from platforms like Shopify. What Matt Said? Matt used a park analogy to explain the WordPress ecosystem. He tweeted: [...]
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