WordPress tips & tricks, useful tools and resources.
“Everything about WordPress should be free” – a common misconception among the new users of WordPress. The fact that WordPress is open-source and therefore free software has nothing to do with premium WordPress themes & templates from third-party developers. In this case, you are paying for the work done by professional developers, designers, copywriters, and…
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There is hardly a chance that beginning entrepreneurs would relate a FAQ section to a highly efficient marketing instrument. But it truly is! While businesses are working REALLY hard to optimize their job to the online reality, using old-but-gold marketing methods becomes a no-brainer. A well-written FAQ section comes ahead of Google ads, social media…
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Every person who learns and discovers WordPress is looking for credible and trusted resources where to get the information. In this search process, they go far beyond blogs and simple WordPress groups discussions. Facebook, in these terms, is a new alternative information source with over 2,320 billion users, from which 1,5 billion use it daily!…
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For some property owners, Airbnb is a pot of gold. The platform offers tons of perks: exclusive property management tools, worldwide visibility for your property, flexible availability, very personal hosting experiences, to name a few. But what do you do to make your property visible on more property management platforms/listing websites like Airbnb? Or do…
Looking to start your WordPress journey and feeling quite perplexed? Do you want to run a blog, business website or creative portfolio on the most popular content management platform in the world? Everything is possible, in case you use these beginner WordPress resources, which help you to avoid the first confusion that starts with the…
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Let’s get straight to it. If you’re working in the block-based WordPress Gutenberg editor, you might have experienced this error after updating and saving changes in a previously used block: “This block contains unexpected or invalid content” This issue occurs when the current HTML structure of the block doesn’t correspond with the previously saved version…
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It’s official now: the much-anticipated WordPress 5.0 with a new Gutenberg block editor in core has just been released! Gutenberg’s uncommon block-based approach to content management definitely opens a new era in WordPress and sparks the interest of developers and users. Let’s figure out what does the new default WordPress block editor brings us and…
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Got some laid-back wintertime for learning? Don’t want to procrastinate for another year? It’s high time to take a beginner WordPress course and start creating a site you always wanted! It might feel like a multiple-lesson “course” takes too much time (and usually even money). In the era of blog posts, several quick and dirty…
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If you are building killer WordPress plugins and themes being keenly aware of all the design/development magic, that doesn’t necessarily mean you are a go-getter in marketing. Right? In fact, marketing WordPress products is another huge battleground that requires a specific sort of skills and ‘accessories’, sometimes gained through years of experience.
