Building an international audience is going to take more than hoping people from around the world visit your site and subscribe or buy. In fact, many global consumers (55% to be exact) prefer to buy in their native language and stick to the motto, “Can’t Read, Won’t Buy.” That’s why translating your WordPress website into other languages is a great.... Continue Reading

Trying to figure out how to migrate from WordPress.com to WordPress.org? Our step-by-step guide will show you exactly how to get the job done. Moving to WordPress.org will give you more control over your site and let you install your own plugins and themes without needing to pay for the pricier WordPress.com Business plan. Thankfully, WordPress.com makes it pretty easy.... Continue Reading

For most WordPress issues, you’ll log into your site and work with the information you get on your dashboard. However, if you’re locked out of wp-admin, you won’t have this luxury. Instead, you’ll need to root out the problem through your server and database. In some cases, human error can play a part. For example, your login credentials could have.... Continue Reading

Not sure how to migrate Blogger to WordPress? Thankfully, it’s actually pretty easy to move Blogger to WordPress because WordPress gives you a tool that can automate most of the process. However, there are some important details to consider when setting everything up and there are still a few tasks that you’ll need to perform manually to ensure a complete.... Continue Reading

Searching for a WordPress activity log plugin so that you can keep track of what’s happening on your site? WordPress activity logging can help you secure your site by spotting suspicious activity before it becomes a problem.  But a WordPress activity log isn’t just useful for security – it can also help you manage genuine user activity on your site,.... Continue Reading

Not sure how to stress test a WordPress site (or why you might want to in the first place)? A WordPress stress test lets you see how your website and hosting perform in high-traffic situations, which can help you prepare for traffic increases or spikes (e.g. going viral). For serious websites, this information is important to ensure fast performance under.... Continue Reading

Almost everything in the world has a maximum capacity. Computers use a finite amount of memory to store routines, code, scripts, and much more. In some cases, you’ll want to boost this limit to stay away from errors. As for how to increase the memory limit within WordPress, you won’t be able to use the familiar dashboard screens. The main.... Continue Reading

WordPress is an application that allows you to easily build websites and publish content online. It was launched back in 2003 and has since grown to become the most popular website building platform in the world. The software is released under the GNU Public License, which means it is free to download and free to use. What attracts people to.... Continue Reading

Lots of companies go to great effort to make website development straightforward for the average user. This makes sense, because there are site owners who don’t have (or want) the time to learn every aspect of running a local site. However, with a bit of research, you can use Git to handle the process of pushing your site live. This.... Continue Reading

Lots of WordPress site owners see their content as more than information – it’s money. Taking your hard work and charging for it is a natural progression for many. Because the ecosystem is able to help you bolt on almost any functionality you need, a WordPress paywall is straightforward to implement. You’ll know a paywall through lots of different names,.... Continue Reading