How Nonprofits Can Keep 100% of Their Donations Using Zeffy If you're a nonprofit, every dollar counts. That’s why I’ve started using Zeffy.com exclusively when helping nonprofits set up their donation systems. Unlike other platforms that charge more than 3% in processing fees, Zeffy charges 0%, allowing 100% of every donation to go directly to […]
In honor of World Password Day, we're revealing the most surprising stats around risky password practices, plus steps you can take right now to stay safe. DID YOU KNOW? 53% of people haven’t changed their password in the last 12 months. (even after hearing about a breach in the news) Keep this in mind the […]
Crawl stats is a powerful report within Google Search Console, though it's not accessible from within the main interface. Here's why you need to find it. There is one report in Google Search Console that’s both insanely useful and quite hard to find, especially if you’re just starting your SEO journey. It’s one of the most powerful tools for […]
I don’t need to tell you that “the money’s in the list”. But what you may not know is that the #1 social network on the planet — Facebook — is an untapped source of emails to add to your list. In this post you’ll see how you can easily integrate a 3rd party email […]
I really like developing and operating e-mail lists. Why? Since they make so significantly funds. Even nowadays, a healthful e-mail list is one particular of the marketing and advertising assets that’s pure gold. With a superior e-mail list, it feels like printing funds. Or obtaining a marketing and advertising laser beam that floods any marketing […]
Search phrases are vital to Search engine optimization. It is the initial ingredient of a kicking on line advertising campaign. With out a correct keyword tactic in location, your site loses organic site visitors — resulting in a loss of leads, conversions, and yes, profit. In this guide, we’ve broken down simple insights on Search […]
If you presently have a site or program to develop a site, CSS is certainly a term that you have come across. But for these of you who do not know how to code and do not have any improvement expertise, it can be a small confusing. Let me start out with the fundamentals. CSS stands […]
There are practically 1.7 billion internet websites worldwide. This quantity continues to develop every day. What do all of these internet sites have in popular? In one particular way or a further, they all use some kind of HTML. That is why studying fundamental HTML is such a helpful talent. Here’s the factor. You can surely make […]
I love a productivity tip. As we all know having a process for building WordPress websites makes us more efficient and keeps us engaged in the process. It’s when we get bored that silly mistakes happen or we get frustrated which is not a good frame of mind to be in when dealing with clients […]
Wondering what's up with local search rankings lately? Columnist Joy Hawkins has the scoop on a recent local algorithm update that local SEO experts are calling 'Possum.' For those of you wondering what “Possum” is, it’s the name we in the local search community decided to give the massive Local algorithm update that happened September […]
Are your emails stuck in one-sided relationships with your target audience? Are you paying attention to your email subject lines? It’s a rising epidemic: You want to share information about a new product/ upgrade/ discount/ opportunity/ etc. with your subscribers, so you write a decent email and hit “send” to delight your readers. But you […]
Many PC users will have a ‘God Mode’ folder sitting on their desktop — it’s a neat Windows tweak that allows immediate access to a whole host of different controls that come in handy every now and again. However, new information from McAfee suggests that malware could be taking advantage of the same functionality. Dynamer […]
It happens. You’re running late due to an emergency, a new patient is mad their insurance doesn’t cover what they’d hoped for, or maybe you two just aren’t a personality match. Days or weeks later, you run across a review on Google or Yelp that makes you… well, yelp. We agree with you. It’s patently […]
Most Genesis templates provide the ability to add a WordPress Featured Image to a post and to display the Featured Image on the Blog page. But what if you also want to display a Featured Image on a single post or page? And what if you want to use a Featured image with a size different […]
Becoming a WordPress developer goes hand-in-hand with learning PHP, the popular server-side scripting language WordPress is built on. Originally created in 1994, PHP is a powerful and free open source tool for creating dynamic and interactive websites. This is the second post in our five-part series for beginners, teaching you the fundamental concepts of WordPress development […]
February is getting closer, and you know what that means. Google announced last month that in late February, it would begin sending traffic to Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) from Google Search. Have you looked into setting up AMP yet? If yes, how has the experience been? If no, do you plan to? Let us know […]
WordPress security is often referred to as “hardening.” Makes sense. After all, the process is like adding reinforcements to your castle. It’s all about bolstering the gates and putting lookouts on every tower. But that term doesn’t always allow you to realize the details that go into improving site security. Even if you’ve done next […]
So I launched a WordPress blog a couple of years ago. I threw everything into it for a few months. I wrote article after article, focusing on high-quality content; all the while dreaming of the success it would become. Then, as the same old story goes, I became distracted by other commitments, and the blog declined into […]
It was New Year’s Eve in the port of Saint-François in the Caribbean. It was hot, and the town was buzzing with preparations for the evening festivities. And I was working on finishing a WordPress site for a client. Not a good way to be spending your time hours before the clocks chimed in the New […]
Researchers reveal that some compromised WordPress sites are unwittingly spreading potentially unwanted applications (PUAs), as well as spyware. The spyware and PUAs are being sent to users through fraudulent browser plugins and bogus Flash update messages. The hacked WordPress sites basically redirect users to Uniform Resource Locators (URLs) that are infested with spyware. The covert […]
