WordPress is pretty good at handling the image files you upload for the web. Other systems, like SquareSpace or Wix, not so much. Wherever you are adding images for the web, these 3 simple tips will help you get the best results.
Typography is the art and technique of arranging type to make written language legible, readable and appealing when displayed.
There are probably a few websites out there without any type on the front end, but not yours. One of the most important functions of a website is for users to read about what you do. To help make that as easy as possible, here are some basic rules of website typography. I’m not trying to turn you into a designer (that’s my job!) but these concepts will come in handy when updating content on your website.
Does your WordPress website have the Yoast SEO plugin installed but you’re not sure what to do with it?
Yoast is a popular and powerful SEO (Search Engine Optimization) plugin that can be a huge resource for WordPress websites. Here’s a quick overview of where to start, and how to focus your efforts going forward.
If you don’t already have these five security features in place for your website, now is the time to get ’em!
Content, a word that means everything and nothing. In this case “content” is what is on each page of your website. Hopefully each page has a unique reason to bring users to your website. If you want to bring in even more users, start by looking at what you already have on your website.
Here is a 5 step system to evaluate your content
You’ll learn what your website has and how to make it better.
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If your website has BackupBuddy installed please update the plugin to version 8.7.5 immediately
A dangerous security vulnerability was recently discovered in the BackupBuddy plugin. Older versions of the plugin could allow hackers to access your WordPress backend and view sensitive information, including passwords. The vulnerability specifically applies to versions 8.5.8.0 through 8.7.4.1 of the plugin but all versions should be updated to 8.7.5.
Here it is, the thrilling conclusion to my series on e-commerce. We’ve covered a lot of ground already. Everything from the process of buying something online, to what’s happening under the surface, SECURITY, then taxes and payment processing. With the addition of today’s topic, shipping and inventory management, we’ll have a full overview of what you need to know to sell online.
Solutions to Common Concerns: Shipping and Inventory Management
Once someone successfully purchases a product from your website you need to get it to them. If you are selling physical products you’ll want to have a clear plan for shipping in place when you launch your online store. A good shipping setup can make the difference between turning a profit or not. It can also help keep your customers happy, which might be even more important.
I’m still here talking about e-commerce. I hope you’re findinging it useful :) This time we’re going over two common concerns; taxes and payment processing. You’ll need a clear plan for both if you want to collect your money and stay out of trouble.
More Solutions to Common Concerns: Taxes and Payment Processing
Welcome back to my ongoing series on e-commerce. So far we’ve covered the online sales process and how it works behind the scenes. Next we’re going to address some common e-commerce concerns, starting with security.
Solutions to Common Concerns: Security
Since it’s so important, I’ve written about security before, including how to keep your website safe from hackers. Below we’ll review some of the most important website security points, as well as some e-commerce specifics.
This is the second article in my series on selling online. Last time we reviewed the online sales process and now we’ll go over how it all works behind the scenes.