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WordPress is a fantastic platform for building websites and blogs. It’s easy to use, customizable, and free. However, like any other piece of software, WordPress websites require regular maintenance to function properly. Just setting up your WordPress site isn’t enough. To keep your site secure and fast, you’ll need to perform some basic maintenance tasks […]

You know your product is great, but for some reason, your landing page just isn’t converting visitors into customers. It’s frustrating, isn’t it? I’ve designed and analyzed tons of landing pages across my career. And I’ve seen first-hand how many website owners and marketers struggle to actually convert their users. But what if I told

Over the last 15+ years running WPBeginner and managing our other brand websites, we have seen almost every WordPress error you can think of. We’ve also learned that the most common reason for many errors is conflicting plugins. Plugin conflicts can cause a variety of problems on your website, from minor glitches to complete breakdowns.

While growing our online businesses, we have used a number of email management software options, such as Drip for our email newsletters and Groove for customer support. Along the way, we’ve experimented with different platforms for creating drip campaigns, building email lists, sending automated emails, and more. However, after a lot of trial and error,

Launching a WordPress website is exciting, but many users don’t realize the behind-the-scenes work that keeps it running smoothly. That’s why a lot of people wonder whether they should do WordPress maintenance themselves, pay for a maintenance service, or pick managed hosting instead. Our experience shows that they are useful in certain situations. For example,

Maintaining a WordPress site is important to ensure its security, performance, and overall health, but it can be time-consuming. That’s why one of the most common questions that beginners ask is: how long does WordPress maintenance take? We’ve been helping users maintain their WordPress sites for many years, and our experience tells us that the

Every website owner I’ve met is incredibly busy creating amazing content, building their brand, and engaging with their audience. They all struggle to find time to work on their site’s SEO. In fact, one of my clients told me that he wished he had a magic button that optimized his site for him. That’s where

Over the years, we’ve continually revamped our website design and added new features and tools to WPBeginner and other brands. Each time we’ve done this, we have made sure that users are redirected to a maintenance page telling them that the website will be operational soon. A maintenance page informs visitors that your website is

In the 15+ years WPBeginner has been around, we’ve learned there are few things more frustrating than discovering that someone is stealing your content without permission and displaying it on their own website. They may be monetizing your content or using it to steal your audience and outrank you on Google. As a result, you

WordPress maintenance is just like mowing your lawn. You could spend the time and effort doing it yourself, but paying a professional will usually get you better results and leave you free to focus on other things. In our experience with using WordPress maintenance services, they are typically worth the investment. However, many small business