Archives for November 2022

Do you want to put your WordPress site in maintenance mode without losing potential customers or frustrating visitors? With maintenance mode, you can temporarily hide your website while performing updates or making changes. During maintenance, visitors will see a user-friendly notice instead of a broken… Read More »

WordPress 6.1 was released a few hours back, and it is the last major release of 2022. This new release contains significant updates to the full site editing and the block editor experience. In this article, we’ll show you what’s new in WordPress 6.1, and… Read More »

Crawl budget is the limit Google sets on how many pages it will crawl on your website. Apart from your posts and pages, WordPress generates several extra URLs that search engines can crawl and index. This means Google may spend your crawl budget on unnecessary… Read More »

Working on a WordPress site that isn’t ready to launch yet? You probably don’t want unfinished pages showing up in search results before you’re ready. In this guide, we will show you how to control search engine crawling and indexing in WordPress. We’ll also explain… Read More »

If you’ve run a speed test on your WordPress site, you’ve probably seen a warning about “serving scaled images.” Tools like Google PageSpeed and GTmetrix flag it often, but they don’t explain it clearly. All it means is your images are bigger than the space… Read More »