There are different plugins for WordPress websites for different functions. Some are designed to make posting content and designing your web pages easier, while other are designed to optimize speed, power, and function.
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In his book Deep Work, Cal Newport introduces us to a term called Any-Benefit Thinking. He uses it in terms of social media when he says.
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Imagine your industry’s ideal super consumer: eager to spend, searching for his next rewarding purchase and landing on your website. Now imagine that consumer looking confused, searching frantically for how to buy this newfound treasure, and then giving up; only to return to Google to purchase a similar item from your competitor. Sadly, this is how many stories end in the merciless reality of the worldwide web.
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When I was 18 years old I was offered an internship position at a start-up company in Silicon Valley. Two days later I found myself on a flight from Chicago to San Francisco, nervous and still in shock over the exciting opportunity.
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It’s time to get with the times and discover the latest web design trend hitting the cloud. What is that you may ask? One-page WordPress websites!
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When it comes to your website, it’s all about the first impression. Sliders or image slideshows are one of the most widely used design elements in WordPress websites because they have that “wow factor” that visually engages visitors. Image sliders, especially, make websites look vibrant and feel interactive for the user.
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By now, many of us are tired of hearing the term “Search Engine Optimization”, so let’s explore a concept that’s a bit more fresh and exciting; one that’s equally as influential to the success of your Wordpress website and to your business as a whole: Conversion Rate Optimization.
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If you’re anything like me, you’ve probably spent days, weeks, maybe even months planning, editing and working on the design of your website. If you’ve meticulously designed your content to fit your style and design, you wouldn’t want to slap your site with a generic Google Map, would you?
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So you’ve finally done it! You’ve got your domain name, registered on WordPress and bought your theme. Now what? I remember asking myself the same thing.
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In an earlier blog post we discussed the most common problems you can encounter when installing WordPress and the beginning stages of using it.
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