If you’re planning on running a successful WordPress website, many different elements must fall into place. Of course, the first two things you need in order to get started are passion and drive, but just that isn’t going to be enough to build a strong, engaging website.
Sticky elements are those parts of a website that don’t disappear when you scroll down the page. Sticky content can be anything you want, such as business information, social media buttons, and various forms of navigation. You can use sticky content in pairs or inside a container.
If you happen to be running a website in WordPress and you are either managing it with friends or have some other people working on it, you’ll probably want to put one or more authors in the credits of your posts, because we all know there’s no better feeling than reading your own name at the end of a post that you spent hours on. Am I right?
Most websites use the WordPress CMS these days. Indeed, tons of new WordPress blogs are published every day. In order to make sure that yours doesn’t get lost in the digital sea of clutter, you need to make sure it attracts traffic like a streamlined, top-of-the-charts website that’s already been in business for years.
You’re probably curious whether WordPress tags help with SEO?
Right?
As soon as you saw the headline about WordPress tags for SEO, you clicked. No?
Well, it’s safe to say I came up with an interesting topic for you to read today.
Most WP users have no clue how to use tags for SEO.
Despite the fact that WordPress provided this feature for a reason, most bloggers are clueless about it.
Experts, however, keep an eye on every expect of their website. They leverage their efforts in such a way that every little bit helps, be it:
As far as my take on WordPress tags is concerned, it’s like I saw writing on the wall a long time ago. Continue reading
As a blogger or business owner with a WordPress site, you have spent so much time and effort to launch your online business. For the same reason, you should have as much control as possible over your online presence.
You’ve chosen a self-hosted platform for a reason, and it would be a shame to lose all of your hard work or become tied to a bad web host because you don’t have a backup plan in place. Continue reading