In this episode, I talk about my favorite, truly useful plugins for WordPress. These aren't the "must have" site critical plugins that every WordPress site should have for security and such. Instead, these plugins will make your website life so much easier, you'll wonder how you ever lived without them.
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In this episode, I talk about my favorite, truly useful plugins for WordPress. These aren't the "must have" site critical plugins that every WordPress site should have for security and such. Instead, these plugins will make your website life so much easier, you'll wonder how you ever lived without them.
In this episode, I talk about my favorite, truly useful plugins for WordPress. These aren't the "must have" site critical plugins that every WordPress site should have for security and such. Instead, these plugins will make your website life so much easier, you'll wonder how you ever lived without them.
With thousands to choose from, how do you pick a WordPress theme for your website? We'll look at the must haves (Hint: responsive), what not to have (stuff that belongs in a plugin) and just how pretty is should be.
5 tasks that should be done on a regular basis to keep your site running smoothly. Some of these are weekly, some are twice a year, but all will help keep your website working and keep you from having to hire someone to fix it.
At some point, you might have to move your WordPress website. In this episode, I'm covering why you might need to move a Wordpress website and a plugin that makes migrating a WordPress website easy-peasy.
In this episode, I'm answering a listener's question: do I need to learn html and where do I go to learn html? Why you should learn a little html even if you're using WordPress plus 2 free online resources that will teach you the language of the web.
Show notes at: http://pintsizedsites.com/podcast-episode-2-learning-html/
When considering what platform to build your website on, insist that your website be portable. You might need or want to move it in the future. In fact, you're likely going to move over the lifetime of your business.
Show notes at: http://pintsizedsites.com/ep01-wordpress-weebly-wix-squarespace-website-portability/
Your site should have a sitemap. Wait... what's a sitemap? We explain them in this final episode of the WordPress Help Twins.
Show notes: https://wphelptwins.wordpress.com/2016/04/21/episodelet-19-sitemaps-101/
In this episode, I talk about my favorite, truly useful plugins for WordPress. These aren't the "must have" site critical plugins that every WordPress site should have for security and such. Instead, these plugins will make your website life so much easier, you'll wonder how you ever lived without them.
