Gutenberg is the new way to edit content in WordPress. It replaces the tired TinyMCE post content editor and can do a lot more too – think shortcodes, widgets, menus, and even custom fields. It is a client-side interface built with React that uses a block based system to build up content. It is being […]
As the popularity of WordPress sites grows so does the risk of data breaches and malicious spam affecting your site. From spam advertising to the direct access of private client information, WordPress websites are constantly becoming under attack. That being said I still feel that WordPress is one of, if not the most secure CMS […]
Marketing is the life blood of every online business that wants to grow from one region to the next. If you’re not doing it effectively, then you’re leaving money on the table. Retargeting your ads, following up on your abandoned carts and starting a loyalty program for your customers are all very effective tools but can […]
WordPress has fast become the world’s most popular CMS and in doing so is taking security very seriously. WordPress’ days as just a blogging platform are long gone and it was now being used to power sites for organisations like government and media for which security is so critical. Whether you are a small business or large corporation, […]
The strategies related to search engine optimization are always changing. As search algos become more sophisticated and change their framework, coding for SEO and SEO strategies will change as well. 2015 presented some changes for the search engine optimization landscape across the web. While new strategies may emerge there are some tested methods that will […]
A new type of marketing method, Inbound marketing, has emerge over the past several years, being made popular by companies like Hubspot. With inbound marketing, you don’t need to go through the hassle associated with buying email lists, trade shows, television advertisements, cold calls or spam emails. In other words, you don’t need to proceed through […]
A focus keyword is the keyword for which you want your content to be ranked at Google. Gone are the days of stuffing random keywords that have no relation to the text on the page. That is a topic for a whole other blog post but take our advice,,, it will only hurt your page rank. […]
In 2009 Google implemented add snippets to their search results to help users find more information on a large variety of subjects. This also allowed webmasters to advertise their content better, and giving users as much information as possible before they made the decision to click through to a website. Google uses Rich Snippets to extract […]
Different strategies are being used by different web developers to make a website more catchy and attracts more web traffic. However, all the features and sophisticated contents on a site will not be useful or beneficial to the owner if they cannot reach their target audience or market at their desired time, in short latency. […]
In most of the websites that you have visited, you may have come across some fine prints, which are always located at the bottom of a page. The fine prints are rarely read and most people find them boring. The terms and conditions page is the most ignored section of a website. Believe us, we […]