How to Create Strong Passwords to Keep Your Website Safe
Your birthday. Your dog’s name. Or even worse, 1234. These are common passwords that are easy to remember — and an easy way to let...
What Is Malware? Here’s What You Need to Know to Keep Your Website Safe
Malware is one of the great boogeymen of the internet. It’s been around longer than the web itself and continues to be a threat to...
10 Easy Social Media Tips for Your Hard-Working Small Business
Whether you sell routers, pillows, shared web hosting, or car washes, your customers — and potential customers — are on social media....
How to Use Git with WordPress
You’ve probably heard of Git by now, but you might not be familiar with the system beyond its name. Perhaps you’re a beginner just...
Stop Trying to Get Lucky — Here’s How to Design Landing Pages That Convert
Don’t be so humble: you’ve spent a lot of time developing your website’s marketing strategy, right? Between developing social...
A/B Testing: How to Improve Your Website Through Trial and Error
No matter what you use it for, you’ve probably spent a lot of time, money and energy creating and building your website — so make the...
7 Tips for Writing Winning Calls to Action for Your Website
Quick — what is the last action you took on the internet? Bought something on Amazon? Watched a funny video on YouTube? Signed up for...
The Great Pop-Up Debate (and Other Dark UX Problems)
User-centered web design is an almighty doctrine, ruling over countless online businesses and website owners across the galaxy. With user...
A Step-by-Step Guide to Performing a Content Audit on Your Website
There’s a reason Julie Andrews didn’t sing about data analysis instead of whiskers on kittens and sticky snowflakes. Those things are...
The Ultimate Guide to Getting Started With DreamPress
Welcome to DreamPress! First things first: pat yourself on the back, brush your shoulders off, and take a bow. You’ve made an excellent...
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