The 5 Most Helpful WordPress Automatic Plugins
If you don’t have at least one Wordpress automatic plugin, you’re wasting a lot of time! Learn more about 5 essential time-saving plugins.
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If you don’t have at least one Wordpress automatic plugin, you’re wasting a lot of time! Learn more about 5 essential time-saving plugins.
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Do you want to know how you can build a flawless WordPress content strategy? Keep reading to find out.
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If you are serious about winning new business and leads through your website, it makes sense to invest in a WordPress maintenance plan for your site. WordPress is an awesome CMS, but like all software, things do occasionally go wrong and things need fixing. If you’ve built your own website, or have inherited a WordPress […]
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Read moreWordPress is one of the world’s most popular CMS platforms, used by everyone from bloggers to large international companies. We’ve fallen in love with its versatility, simplicity, and compatibility. Even better, you don’t need to be a tech whizz to make some quick WordPress fixes to your site. We’ve put together a list of five […]
Read moreYou already know how to manage the page and post content of your site, but a professional WordPress support contract can help with all the techy stuff and more! Looking after the content on a WordPress site should be a breeze (if it’s been built well), but what happens if technical issues arise that are outside […]
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If you use custom post types, you’ll often have the need to do something if the current post has a specific term from a custom taxonomy. You can accomplish this using the following: All you need to do here is change the TERM to the name of the category within the custom taxonomy […]
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