Get Your WordPress Website an SSL Google had announced that they will demote unsecured websites. So, if you aren’t using an SSL certificate to encrypt your website’s connection with the end user’s browser, it will be gradually demoted. Not just that, SSL is an important step towards making the web a less spamy and insecure … Read more
Here’s the perfect WordPress optimization checklist that’ll help you in achieving the 3-second page load time target set by Google. In most cases, your entire website will load within 2 seconds. I have been using this checklist on my niche sites and haven’t had any problems when it comes to the page load times. But, … Read more
Google Fonts helps you in adding remarkable and good-looking, free fonts on your WordPress website without your users having to install these fonts on their local computer. But, not everyone wants to use Google fonts on their website, and in some cases, premium themes load too many Google font styles and fonts which eventually makes … Read more
What’s an affiliate link? What does it mean to cloak affiliate links? Is it going to cost me money and are there more than one way to get this done? In this tutorial, I am going to answer all of your questions related to affiliate links cloaking in WordPress. By the end of this article, … Read more
So, you have just installed WordPress and even configured a theme to represent your business, blog, or creative idea. Now you need to extend WordPress functionality add various bells & whistles such as social share buttons, social follow buttons, newsletter boxes, landing pages, custom comment forms, and more. But, aren’t these plugins adding some load … Read more
There are two major columns on a website. The main column with the main content, pagination, articles, and so on, and the sidebar column with sidebar widgets with a search bar, advertisement, latest blog posts, and so on. So, you’d definitely need one if you want to make the most out of your canvas. Not … Read more
Coming soon pages are used by developers, bloggers, and web designers to restrict users from seeing a broken website when they visit a newly launched portal that’s still under production. Why? If you let people visit and see your broken website, you will lose credibility and look unprofessional. Plus, your website/blog might share some confidential … Read more
These days, many WordPress blogs don’t have a comment section available for their readers. But, most SEO bloggers and marketing experts always advocate in favor of enabling a comment section to boost the overall SEO of the article. So, what gives? Why are these bloggers hiding their comment section and why would they risk losing … Read more
Favicon is that small icon that appears on left side of your browser tab. Mostly, it is used to identify a website’s tab from all the other open tabs in the browser. On top of that, having a Favicon also helps you with your branding. In this article, I am going to walk you through … Read more