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Long WordPress forms can frustrate visitors, and when they give up halfway, you lose potential leads. A Save & Continue feature solves this problem. It lets users save their progress and return later to finish the form at their convenience, improving the user experience and… Read More »

Setting up an auto attendant phone system for your website can be a big move for small businesses. An auto attendant system can save costs, speed up call responses, improve customer service, and give your business a more professional image. Having helped countless small businesses… Read More »

Are you frustrated with how the images look on your WordPress website? Maybe your featured images show up blurry and pixelated, or they’re so large that your pages load slowly. We’ve seen this happen on many different WordPress sites, and it’s one of the most… Read More »

Many small business owners get stuck when deciding between a landing page or a full website. This choice matters because it affects how well you can attract customers and grow your business online. A lot of readers ask us this exact question, and we have… Read More »

If you run a WordPress blog, you’ve probably seen this happen: a reader searches for a post you know exists, but the default search shows unrelated results — or nothing at all. It skips key content, feels inconsistent, and doesn’t give you much control. On… Read More »

If you’ve ever tried to accept payments on your WordPress site, then you know it’s not always as simple as it should be. Customers expect to pay quickly and securely, and a clunky checkout can quickly cost you sales. That’s why so many website owners… Read More »

In the past, we accepted guest posts on WPBeginner. Although we’ve since retired this program, we still remember how managing guest posts can become a complete mess. We’d get submissions through email, Google Docs, and even social media messages. Keeping track of everything was a… Read More »

Tracking email performance is important for understanding how your audience interacts with your content so you can improve your email marketing efforts. By setting up email tracking in WordPress, you can monitor metrics like opens, clicks, and other engagement data to optimize your campaigns and… Read More »

WordPress makes it easy to create engaging, multimedia pages by automatically embedding third-party content like YouTube videos and Tweets. However, after working closely with WordPress users for the past 15+ years, a lesson we learned is that oEmbeds can also cause problems. Imagine a YouTube… Read More »

Imagine a thief repeatedly trying different keys to break into your home. A similar thing happens during a brute force attack, where hackers try thousands of password combinations to gain access to your site. That probably sounds scary, but luckily, you can easily defend your… Read More »