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Global eCommerce sales are projected to hit an astounding $6.86 trillion in 2025[1]; toppling 2024’s $6.33 trillion by a whopping $53 billion. This indicates that online shopping has never been more “natural” for shoppers or profitable for shop owners. As a small business owner or entrepreneur, yesterday was the perfect time to grow your digital […]

There has been a lot happening in the WordPress world this month, and we’re here to break it all down for you! There are plenty of new developments, including WPForms’ new instant SMS/WhatsApp notifications. We also cover the exciting launch of WPConsent, a plugin for managing cookie consent and compliance with the GDPR and other

Recently I’ve been going through old articles and updating affiliate links to the text (affiliate link) next to any affiliate link for complete disclosure. I’ve also been switching links that previously used rel nofollow to sponsored. This is a long process as we have thousands of posts and I’m completely re-structuring how our theme and

What are we likely to see when the WordPress 5.3 release gets to be a reality? And now you can start looking forward on it. The official release date of the WordPress core was allocated on November 12, 2019. Earlier today, the beta version was discharged. You are able to test on the beta version

WordPress powers over 43% of all websites on the internet and holds a 62% share of the Content Management System (CMS) market, making it the most popular CMS. However, with more than 500 new WordPress sites launched daily, its widespread use makes it a prime target for cyber threats. WordPress website security issues like malware,

If you’re setting up an online store with WordPress, then choosing between Stripe and PayPal can be a struggle. With all those confusing transaction fee tables and long lists of payment methods – how are you supposed to make sense of it all? Plus, it can feel like a massive decision when you hear scary

Whenever you upload an image to your WordPress site through the media library, it automatically creates and stores multiple additional versions of that image. If your site doesn’t utilize these extra image sizes, they will consume valuable storage space and increase the size of your server backups. In this guide, I’ll walk you through the