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Even the best websites experience issues from time to time. That’s why every website owner, whether it’s a .edu website or a .com knows that backups are an essential part of site maintenance. When a site goes down, having a backup and restore WordPress plugin means you can get back up and running quickly. When Read More
Building an effective website that’s user-friendly and ranks with search engines can be a daunting task. Fortunately, understanding a bit about how to structure your site and content can help you deliver both improved user experience and a site that will show up in search engine results pages (SERPs). Although pagination is not the most Read More
Customer reviews have always been crucial for businesses for a variety of reasons. Not only does your brand presence on review sites help you promote your brand indirectly, but it also guides customers in their decision-making process and persuades them to purchase your products or services. Naturally, review sites were eventually created to collect customer Read More
In the world of eCommerce, if the product is king, then customer support is definitely the queen. The secret to great brand reputation is managing customer queries well and on time. Customers that are pleased with your products and services will not only come back for more but will also refer others to you, making Read More
Hold your horses on assembling keywords into a domain name and looking it up for availability. We will eventually get there anyway. For non-marketers, we have developed an actionable guide on how to invent a working and livelong brand name for an eCommerce business, featuring tools and techniques. If you’re seeking out a working eCommerce Read More
Are you looking to build an enterprise website to take your business online? Enterprises need global exposure to fulfill key requirements for availability, reliability, compatibility, scalability, performance, and security. What better way to showcase your enterprise than by building a website? WordPress is one of the most popular CMS for designing, developing, and creating a Read More
Choosing the best CMS for your startup is one of the foundations of digital success. Nowadays, more often than not, your website is the first thing that potential customers encounter when looking up your business. To make a good impression, it needs to be professionally made, functional, and good-looking. At the same time, it needs Read More
It’s both exciting and frightening to get started with WordPress eCommerce. It’s thrilling because you’re about to exhibit your products or services to the public for the first time and get compensated for a hobby you love doing. However, if you’re new to it all, setting up your WordPress online store may be intimidating. According Read More
Working hard and working smart is great, but not if you don’t have the eCommerce marketing tools to back up your efforts to increase online sales. If that’s the case, you’ll find yourself at a disadvantage against your competitors who are leveraging the right strategies for success. In this guide, we’re going to look at Read More
Bloggers, companies, eCommerce stores, and everyone else online are obsessed with one thing – organic traffic. We all know how it goes – the higher the traffic, the higher the chances of conversions. You reach new clients, win them over, and grow your business. In the end, it is all about strengthening your bottom line. Read More
Establishing yourself as the go-to provider of quality content, guidance and information in your niche can be a daunting task. As someone with content authority, you would be able to create content that reflects your personal style of storytelling and still carry weight with a lot of people. The reason for this is simple – Read More
iWordPress is a giant on the internet. It’s huge. You might not know just how huge. It’s actually currently used in 43.1% of all websites, growing phenomenally from powering 17.4% of sites in 2016. The vast majority of these sites are handled by non-technical individuals. So, WordPress has to be generally usable by all, regardless Read More
