Creating a content paywall is the easiest way to monetize your WordPress blog. Ads are annoying and degrade the user experience. And getting accepted in a good ad network requires that your blog gets hundreds of thousands of visitors. Creating a product or a course can take months or even years; after all that effort, […]
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How to Engage New and Returning Website Visitors in WordPress
As a website owner, you need to think about new and returning site visitors as two different audience segments. This way, you can produce content and target your messages towards both audiences. By dividing all visitors into two separate segments – returning website visitors and new website visitors – you can enhance marketing campaigns, generate […]
5 Surprising Benefits of a WordPress Event Registration Plugin
Have you ever helped with organizing an event that used paper registrations? Did you find the registration process frustrating from having to keep track of stacks of papers? Or from manually collecting and inputting data entries from registration forms? If so, you aren’t alone. Luckily, there is an easier way to handle attendee registrations for […]
How to Backup Your WordPress Website the Right Way
WordPress is the world’s most popular CMS (Content Management System) for its functionality, ease of use and customizability. However, it has its own drawbacks too. One of the major issues associated with WordPress is that there can be many vulnerabilities, and they can put your WordPress website at risk. Your website’s hosting provider, an outdated […]
5 Best Push Notification Tools for WordPress Sites
Push notifications make it easy to connect and engage your website visitors to get them coming back after they leave your site. This is why major internet businesses like Facebook use push notifications. Are you looking to use a push notification tool, we have taken out time to get the best push notification tools for […]
How to Send Emails to All Registered WordPress Users
If you allow user registration on your WordPress site, then you may be automatically adding registered users to your email list as well. In case you are not adding your registered users to an email list, or your email list is not segmented, then you would need an alternative solution to send a mass email to all registered […]
