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Do you want to create your own customized short URL for your blog? Customized short URLs are often branded short URLs that are easy to remember and share. We use wpbeg.in for our own branded custom short URLs. In this article, we’ll show you how… Read More » The post How to Create Your Own Customized…
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There are several popular analytics plugins for WordPress, including: 1. Google Analytics for WordPress: This plugin allows you to easily add your Google Analytics tracking code to your website and view important stats within your WordPress dashboard. 2. MonsterInsights: This plugin is a popular choice for adding Google Analytics to your website, and it also…
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Photographers suffered damages due to the theft of images in 2023. In this article, I have collected some statistics and facts about the theft of images. The post 31 Image Theft Statistics and Facts You Need To Know in 2023 appeared first on BetterStud…
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When most people think of Constant Contact they think of “Email Marketingâ€. Over the years, Constant Contact has grown from a reliable email marketing solution to an all-in-one digital marketing platform for small businesses. But is it still a good choice for email marketing today? This article provides the information needed to decide if Constant…
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Have you been wondering what rel=”noopener” means in WordPress? When you add a link that opens in a new tab, WordPress will automatically add the rel=”noopener” attribute to the link. In this article, we will explain what rel=”noopener” means in WordPress and how it affects… Read More » The post What is rel=â€noopener†in WordPress? (Explained)…
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WooCommerce 7.3 was released this week with the new Products block now in beta. In […]
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Automattic has published its Lettre theme to WordPress.org. The company launched its newsletter product at […]
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To change fonts in WordPress, you can use a plugin such as “Easy Google Fonts” or “Custom Fonts”. Both of these plugins allow you to easily change the fonts used on your website. 1. Install and activate the plugin on your WordPress site. 2. Go to Appearance > Customize in the WordPress dashboard. 3. Locate…