In this post, you’ll learn how to find broken links in WordPress so that you can fix ’em up and make sure you’re not annoying your visitors and wasting precious link equity. Yes – those are the big downers of broken links. Your visitors will be frustrated because they expected to go to content they ... Read moreHow to Find Broken Links in WordPress (5 Easy Methods)
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Howdy, folks. It was a quiet week in the WordPress world. No new plugin vulnerabilities, no major releases… But if you’ve ever felt that WordPress’ Dashicon selection was a little overly restrictive, you’re going to get a pleasant surprise in WordPress 5.2. Beyond that, we dig into 2 types of WordPress hosting: static WordPress Hosting ... Read moreWeekly WordPress News: Static WordPress Hosting & Hosting powered by Docker containers
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Want to start dropshipping with AliExpress on WordPress? In our AliDropship review, we’ll give you a look at a tool that lets you create a working dropshipping store without the need for an eCommerce plugin. AliDropship will help you find and import products, keep important product details synced, and fulfill orders on AliExpress with the ... Read moreAliDropship Review: Create a WordPress AliExpress Dropshipping Store
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Heard of this thing called “static WordPress hosting”? Wondering whether going static is right for your site? Whether you have no idea what static WordPress hosting is or you already know the basics, this post will help fill in the details, as well as help you figure out whether or not static hosting is right ... Read moreWhat is Static WordPress Hosting? Pros/Cons and How to Get Started
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Hey, WordPress fans. Nothing too big happened this week, but there are lots of small news drops, like WooCommerce 3.6, some #wpdrama with plugin vulnerabilities, and a new Elementor feature that helps you add related posts. Beyond that, you’ll learn how you can host WordPress yourself on DigitalOcean using a tool from Delicious Brains called ... Read moreWeekly WordPress News: WooCommerce 3.6, 0-Day Vulnerabilities, and More
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The ultimate guide on creating your first WordPress newsletter for free, using the MailPoet Newsletter plugin. Also, learn how to send post notification emails (marketing automation) and email delivery options in MailPoet.
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Lately, we’ve been fascinated with hosting WordPress on DigitalOcean. We’ve seen people sharing pictures of how fast their tiny $5 per month Droplet was loading WordPress for billions of requests. But then we came across a tool called SpinupWP that claims to make hosting WordPress on DigitalOcean something that even a non-techie person like you [...]
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This is a guest post written by Alex Denning. Imagine this: You’ve been working hard to build up your agency, and have steadily accrued a decent portfolio of clients. But naturally, as your business grows, so does the pressure. Then one Sunday night, your phone rings and it’s a major client. Reluctantly, you take the ... Read moreConvesio is the future of WordPress hosting you’ve always wanted
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This is a guest post written by Katie Keith, co-founder of Barn2 Media. Getting a WordPress product from idea to launch is a notoriously difficult process and something we’ve now done successfully five times at Barn2, the WordPress plugin shop I co-founded with my husband, Andy. As I wrote previously on WP Tavern, we established ... Read moreAfter Two Years, How We Built Our Next WooCommerce Addon
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