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February 16th, 2021

Blogging or writing might seem an easy task to do but honestly, it drenches the energy out of one’s mind and body. Imagine with writing and blogging that you need to take care of your site’s technical maintenance issues as well because who would like to visit a poorly managed website? While blogging, your website […]

Jenny Patel

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How To Pick A WordPress Plugin That You Won’t Regret Installing On Your Website

February 15th, 2021

While WordPress currently powers websites of giants like The Walt Disney Company and Microsoft News, at the end of the day, it is a content management system that enables users to create a website. There is no denying that WordPress is an excellent tool. However, when it comes to building a website, the features offered […]

Darren Barden

Darren Barden is a writing coach. Darren is working on net new campaigns as well as re-jigging and putting a slant on work in progress. He is able to write short, mid and long form copy for truly omni channel campaigns such as: OOH, TV, digital, social networks, print and more for writemyessayforme.co.uk.

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Ways to provide your academic writing service with WordPress Plugins

December 25th, 2020

When talking about the WordPress e-commerce plugin, most people associate it with selling physical or digital commodities. However, it is a perfect platform for selling services online as well. This article is an ultimate guide for you to learn how to use WordPress to sell services online like academic writing. How can WordPress help […]

Claire Ward

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Which database to choose for a new WordPress installation

December 25th, 2020

Getting a fresh WordPress site up and running, or revamping an existing site, is an exciting and daunting prospect in equal measure. One of the most important decisions of the whole process is which database solution to choose as the foundation for your latest creation. If you are a newcomer, you might feel overwhelmed by […]

Joydeep Bhattacharya

A passionate digital marketer and author of the SEO Sandwitch Blog. He helps small business owners and ecommerce brands improve their revenue online.

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7 Top WordPress Plugins For Website Accessibility

December 3rd, 2020

Tim Berners-Lee, the father of the World Wide Web, said: “The power of the Web is in its universality. Access by everyone regardless of disability is an essential aspect.” A website should be accessible to all people irrespective of their language, location, or abilities. However, there are some websites that are inaccessible to people who […]

Declan Lawton

Declan Lawton is a content specialist, worked formally for Moweb Technologies. He is also an adept content strategist with expertise in curating meaningful content. In addition, he is also an avid reader who loves to binge a variety of books and informative articles.

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How can WordPress plugins help to improve UX for website readers?

September 27th, 2020

WordPress

Just imagine that you’re a blogger in a renowned WordPress web development company. As a blogger, you might be conducting the below 3 activities regularly: Writing and publishing top-quality content Promoting the content on social media platforms for backlink generation Respond to emails and comments that you receive from your readers. But, in these regular […]

James Daniels

James Daniels is a freelance writer, business enthusiast, a bit of a tech buff, and an overall geek. He is also an avid reader, who can while away hours reading and knowing about the latest gadgets and tech, whilst offering views and opinions on these topics.

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How to Choose the Right WordPress Theme

September 23rd, 2020

Design, Hosting & Domains, WordPress

A theme determines more than just the look of your site WordPress is the world’s most popular blogging platform and has empowered writers all around the world to publish their work directly online. The system is so easy to use, it can be set up in a matter of minutes. However, there are some key […]

Evalina

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Tips For A Novice WordPress Developer

August 30th, 2020

Hello, friends! A couple of tips for those who begin, with some caution, to get acquainted with WordPress. Do not hesitate. Statistics says that 34% of websites on the Internet work with WordPress (in 2020). WP is suitable for people far from programming, as well as for experienced programmers building applications with complex business […]

James Daniels

James Daniels is a freelance writer, business enthusiast, a bit of a tech buff, and an overall geek. He is also an avid reader, who can while away hours reading and knowing about the latest gadgets and tech, whilst offering views and opinions on these topics.

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3 Expert Ways to Improve Your WordPress Website

August 28th, 2020

Business, WordPress

Thanks to the ease of website builders, such as WordPress, it is more than possible to make your own website in minutes. However, if you don’t see the results you want, then it might be time to take your WordPress website to the next level. If so, be sure to put the advice laid out […]

Mary Jones

Mary Jones is the co-founder and editor-in-chief at TopMyGrades, which focuses on career counselling for university students in the US, Canada, UK and Australia. Mary also provides proofreading help as an online service for University students to guide them in with reviewing and formatting their assignments. She has extensive content editing experience and has worked with MSNBC, NewsCred and Scripted in the past. She has also authored blogs on Lifehack.org, Wn.com, Medium.com, Minds.com and many more digital publications.

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15 Essential Steps To Secure WordPress Against Malware Attacks

August 27th, 2020

Security, WordPress

Securing WordPress websites from hackers and hardening its security is a crucial step towards your journey of working with the software. WordPress security vulnerabilities need to be overcome so that hackers cannot exploit the creators’ intellectual property. But often, individuals and businesses alike neglect security issues and don’t consider it as a concern that needs […]