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WordPress Plugins: 5 Strategies to Enhance Your Site!

ThemeGrill Author Beginner's Guide, Tips and Tutorials updated on November 5, 2018easy WordPress login, eCommerce, marketing strategies, SEO optimization 1 Comment

Your website is often the initial point of contact your supporters have with your organization. Whether you’re a part of a nonprofit, corporation, association, or any other type of organization, your website is an incredibly important resource for anyone looking to learn more information about all of the amazing things you do.

A huge percentage of websites nowadays are created on WordPress. So you’ve probably already researched and chosen an appropriate WordPress theme for your site. Now, it’s time to consider the add-ons and plugins to maximize your use of the site.

8 Of The Best WordPress Live Chat Plugin To Improve The Customer Service Department!

Sam Beginner's Guide, Best WordPress Plugins updated on December 11, 2018best live chat wordpress plugins, free live chat plugins for wordpress 0 Comment

When it comes to customer services and providing the users with a great experience for your users with your company, the absolute best way is online. As it is the age of internet and technology, more people opt to search help online than the old-fashioned way of calling in. No matter what question it is, Google and your online website is the search spot your users go to. Some people might find it easier and even comfortable interacting through chats rather than talking.

But online supports come in different forms and includes all of the forums, FAQ’s, and even product documentation. However, these all might seem a hassle and people usually try to find online chats and social media sites to get their answers. And if your business websites do not have the option yet, What are you waiting for? Adding online live chat options on your WordPress sites is not only beneficial for your users, but it can also come in handy even for the website owners. But let’s talk about it in-depth so that you realize how a small element can make a huge difference.

How to Perform a Local SEO Audit All by Yourself?

ThemeGrill Author Beginner's Guide, WordPress SEO updated on December 3, 2018audit SEO 0 Comment

If someone is trying to convince you that performing a local SEO audit all by yourself is an impossible feat, then let me tell you right away that (SPOILERS AHEAD) it’s not.

Getting a local SEO audit done for your own business, your friend’s, or even a client’s is not one of those Herculean tasks that only people with a PhD in I Told You So can do. All it requires is, like everything else, patience, practice and a little bit of knowledge about the basics.

How to Improve WordPress Search for Effective Blog Search? Best WordPress Search Plugins 2019!

ThemeGrill Author Beginner's Guide, Best WordPress Plugins, Plugin Collection updated on January 15, 2019tips for effective search 0 Comment

Site search is a very important feature that helps your visitor find the content they are in need of. Whether your site is for blogging, eCommerce, or any informational website allowing users to search the database, it will help to improve the usability. If you have a good site search then it helps you to reduce your dependency on Google which will directly increase the time spent on your site. Though you are in the initial phase of setting your website, to improve the WordPress site search is a good idea as it will be very helpful in future too.

As in the older version of WordPress, search result was sorted by date where many people find it a little bit annoying for the website for lots of posts. Hence, WordPress has introduced a new version which will change the way of search results are sorted.

Top 9 Types of Websites You Can Create With WordPress! Beginner’s Guide!

Sam Beginner's Guide, Tips and Tutorials updated on June 29, 2018WordPress blog sites, WordPress business websites 0 Comment

WordPress, as we all know, is one of the largest CMS platforms out there. With billions of users all over the world, WordPress now powers 30% of all the websites. This sums up to almost 75 million websites created with more than 409 Million users. It began as a simple blogging platform nearly 15 years ago but that’s not the case today. It has outgrown the blogging roots and has expanded its possibilities to power digital experience for almost anyone.

One of the main reasons for its massive popularity is probably the flexibility and the endless possibilities of what you can create. Another reason is also the huge theme and plugin selection you get. Although difficult to master at the first try, WordPress is easy as a breeze when you start getting the hang of it. So if you are someone new to this, today we wanted to talk about what you can do with WordPress. Although there are so much more possibilities, we have enlisted the 9 major types of websites you can create with WordPress.

7 Warning Signs Your WordPress Website Is Not SEO-friendly

ThemeGrill Author Beginner's Guide, Tips and Tutorials, WordPress SEO updated on October 26, 2018seo for dummies, what is an seo 1 Comment

Consider yourself pretty easy-going WordPresser, but still didn’t make friends with SEO? That’s ok since he’s not very stable kind of a guy. Google search algorithms are changing all the time, and occasionally it’s really hard to keep up with the rankings. In this article, we’ll give you a hand out of this trouble and take a look at 7 warning signs your WordPress website is not SEO-friendly. Forewarned, forearmed, right?

So, what exactly is SEO? SEO Optimization or Search Engine Optimization or simply SEO is a complex of actions targeted to increase your website visibility on search results page. The higher you get on that page list, the more traffic you receive. Basically, SEO is everything you do to create a website with a relevant Google-friendly content so that it better evaluates your project.

A Complete Guide to WordPress Custom Post Type For WordPress Beginners!

Sam Beginner's Guide, Tips and Tutorials updated on May 29, 2018display custom post type, how to create WordPress CPT 5 Comments

While WordPress is used and known mostly as a blogging platform, what most people miss out is that WordPress is a robust and advanced Content Management System that is used by various companies and individuals all over the world. Gaining a foothold in the game, WordPress now enables the users to create a wide variety of content other than the default posts and pages.

These custom contents that we can create is known as the WordPress Custom Post type. And to give our users an insight into what exactly does it mean and how do we generate these post types, we have indulged ourselves in this thorough article!

How to Understand and Grow Your Blog Audience – 7 Actionable Expert Tips

ThemeGrill Author Beginner's Guide, WordPress SEO updated on May 25, 2018 0 Comment

Content is king, but engagement is queen and the lady rules the house.

Imagine you are the chef of a restaurant. What will you put on your menu if you don’t know who your guests are and what their favorite dishes are? Blogging is also similar to running a restaurant. All the delicious blog posts you cook up will go to waste if they don’t relate to your audience preferences.

Every blogger, be it on an enterprise level or an individual level needs to understand their blog audience in the right hand. The benefits are obvious. Better engagement with the audience which leads to repeat visits and perhaps more revenue creation through ad monetization facilities like Google AdSense. Read more

How to Optimize Images for WordPress: 12 Easy Image Optimization Tips for Beginners

ThemeGrill Author Beginner's Guide, WordPress SEO, WordPress Speed updated on May 18, 2018image optimize WordPress 0 Comment

How do you upload an image to WordPress? Do you just drag and drop it to the Media Library and hit the “Insert into post” button without doing any image optimization?

If so, that’s how you quickly lose bandwidth, miss opportunity for better search engine ranking, visitors, and sales.

Images make up nearly two-thirds of a webpage’s total weight, according to a research-based article. Having a lot of unoptimized images is bad for your site’s load time. This can create a domino effect on your key marketing metrics. Read more

How to Prevent DDoS Attacks on WordPress Websites – Explained for the Beginners

ThemeGrill Author Beginner's Guide, Tips and Tutorials, WordPress Security updated on May 16, 2018 0 Comment

An increasing number of web hosting companies offer DDoS protection to protect dedicated servers from the growing threat of distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks. Having a better understanding of how DDoS attacks work and how DDoS protection plans operate on a technical level will help you make better decisions for your site’s security needs.

Explore this post to find out more about what DDoS attacks are and where they come from. Then, discover the three most common types of DDoS attacks as well as some “red flags” to watch out for that could indicate your site is under attack. Finally, learn how DDoS protection works to thwart these types of attacks and learn if your server has the right level of protection. Read more

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