Thursday Tips & Tools: 40 Most Common WordPress Errors and How to Fix Them
In this article, we will cover the 40 most common WordPress errors along with showing you how to fix all of these common WordPress errors.
Social Wednesday: 20 New Tools from Social Media Platforms
Here is a list of recent updates from social media platforms. There are tools for interactive video, customer service, analytics, artificial intelligence, visual search, and shoppable images. Read full article at PracticalEcommerce – http://bit.ly/2EPwWbf Keywords: social tools, social media platforms, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Google, Snapchat, blog traffic, blog, readers, content, promote, social media marketing, content, brand,…
Mobile Monday: Dark Patterns And Other Design No-Nos For Mobile
The mobile web is a booming place right now, which means web designers are spending lots of time trying to figure out how to win over this particular class of users. One way not to do that? Dark patterns. While your company may get some superficial and short-term gains in the process, nothing good will come from it in the long-run.
SEO Saturday: How to Explain SEO to Digital Newbies
Search engine optimization (SEO) remains an essential practice in the digital marketing mix and for many brands is equally, if not more, important than paid advertising, social media, email or referral marketing. Check out the full article at Website Magazine – http://bit.ly/2POKngY Keywords: seo, search engine optimization, research, implementation, outreach, analysis, digital marketing, brand, paid advertising,…
Thursday Tips & Tools: WordPress is at a Crossroads
In 2018, WordPress finds itself at a crossroads. The little platform that could now faces a new threat and it’s not a competitor, but rather, an ideology. WordPress is fighting for the soul of the internet and it is slowly losing. If WordPress is to ensure the next decade is as successful as the previous,…
Social Wednesday: 5 Steps to Grow Your Blog Traffic (to Over 2 Million Readers a Year)
In this article, they start by covering how to put a clear content strategy together, and then they dive into the exact tactics they’ve used to promote their content and grow their blog traffic to millions of readers.
Design & Dev Tuesday: Art of debugging with Chrome DevTools
Chrome DevTools come with an array of features that help developers debug their apps effectively, and therefore find and fix the bugs faster. There are a lot of power tools in devtools which are not quite well-known amongst the developers. Read full article at Medium http://bit.ly/2MiDi2j Keywords: chrome devtools, javascript, web developer, canary build, developer tools…
SEO Saturday: The 40-point SEO checklist for startups
We’ve collected 40 factors we recommend incorporating into your SEO checklists and processes to ensure that your SEO stays ahead of the game. Check out the full article at Search Engine Land – https://selnd.com/2o9eeRx Keywords: seo checklist, Server-side SEO, Indexing, Content, Site architecture, Mobile, seo, search engine optimization, marketer
Friday Freestyle: Optimizing Wordfence Security Settings: Brute Force Protection
Wordfence includes a number of powerful brute force protection features that can be used to prevent malicious bots from gaining access to your site, including the integration with Troy Hunt’s version 2 of the Pwned Passwords API that prevents access using passwords previously seen in a breach.
Thursday Tips & Tools: Top Tools for Security Analysts in 2018
Last spring, after discussing the tools and tech used by our team, we published a list of 51 Tools for Security Analysts. The article was well-received, and the comments offered some great suggestions to top it all off.