Site security starts with your users. This post looks at how to implement the most effective WordPress password security guidelines!
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Create a Leaky Paywall in WordPress
How do you go about creating an effective soft paywall on your WordPress site?
The solution is a WordPress plugin called Leaky Paywall. In this article, I’ll demonstrate what it can do for your publishing.
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5 Ways to Build Customer Loyalty for your Online Store
Customer loyalty stems from knowing what your customers want, streamlined checkout and shipping processes, membership programs, and superb service. Regardless of the size of your company or the sector in which it operates, building customer loyalty is essential since a tiny proportion of repeat customers account for a disproportionately significant share of the revenue.
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WordPress Security Based on Facts and Statistics
WordPress can be hacked in many different ways – hackers can be very creative in going after targets. This makes it impossible and dangerous to list all the ways a WordPress website can get hacked, as it may provide a false sense of security. However, we can look at one example that illustrates the process a hacker might typically take to hack a WordPress website.
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Your first website: How much does it cost and what do you need to pay for?
A simple website for small businesses can cost you between $60 and $500 to build. But this cost could increase depending on your goals. Here you will find information to help make solid decisions.
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What is the Query Monitor Plugin?
With Query Monitor, not only do you get a nice, clean interface to browse this information, you get all of it out of the box, without having to modify your codebase, allowing you to very quickly start debugging issues and figure out what portion of your codebase needs to be modified.
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15+ Minimalist Website Examples (And What You Can Learn From Them)
You don’t need a complex website to impress visitors. A basic design can be as effective at drawing attention and driving conversions. In this post, we’ll discuss some of the key features of minimalist websites. Then, we’ll look at some of the best examples on the web and discuss what you can learn from them.
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Run an Appointment Website Using a Salon Booking Plugin
You can integrate a robust, fully-functioning appointment booking system with your WordPress website. And it doesn’t take a coding genius to set it up. Creating a great appointment website only takes a booking plugin and a bit of configuration.
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Comparing the Best WordPress Image Editors
In this article, I’ll compare two leading image editing plugins and show you which I think is the best WordPress image editor.
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Creating the Next Generation of WordPress Donation Forms
Once upon a time, the Internet was a glorious display of visuals – like a carnival in the 90s. As we marched on and technology advanced, so too have the expectations of users.
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