Category: Tips & Tricks

Continuing the “WordPress Monetization Tips” series, we’re back with our part 2. Previously we covered the topic how to make money with your WordPress blog by selling ads space, sponsored content and using affiliate links, but that’s not the only way you can utilize WordPress to build a successful business model. Today we are going … read more

Making money with your WordPress based website is a huge niche in today’s digital world. However, many people tried and failed, mostly because of wrong expectations and strategies. In fact, it’s surprisingly easy to generate income using your blog as a starting point, but there are some requirements you need to cover first. Carefully choose … read more

Keeping website security should be a top priority for any site owner. When it comes to WordPress, there are numerous ways to harden security and certain steps to follow. Most of them are quick and easy settings, while others require some more attention. There are many ways to secure a WordPress website. Website security is … read more

So, you have built an online store with WooCommerce and published few hundreds of products. Now what? Let us guess – now you sit and wait for the storm of organic search traffic to hit your e-commerce website, right? You have so many products, Google should just point the potential clients. Well… No! Not really! … read more

Whether you’re launching a simple blog site or managing a complex WooCommerce online shopping website, your business success mostly depends on traffic – a constant stream of new and returning visitors that engage with the content you’re publishing. To make that possible, Search Engine Optimization (a.k.a SEO), is crucial for attracting visitors and turn them … read more

If you’ve been postponing the decision to start a small e-commerce business because you assume it will be too difficult or time-consuming for a newbie, don’t worry. Creating a personal website or even an eCommerce site is remarkably easy to set up on a WordPress content management platform using WooCommerce. Actually, most people with almost … read more

First thing to know: This is not a problem with the theme or a bug! Second: Don’t panic! 🙂 There is an easy solution in 99% of the cases.

There are several possible reasons for this error, but in most cases it’s missing php function on your server configuration.

WordPress is a versatile and powerful platform, which gives you the freedom to create virtually any type of websites. There is one significant weakness, though – it could be quite slow sometimes.