DAM for Dummies: Digital Asset Management for WordPress
This article proves you with a general overview of digital asset management (DAM) solutions before discussing their applicability for WordPress websites. You’ll also get several best practices, tips, and considerations for using a DAM solution on your WordPress website.
WordPress Toolkit 4.1 and Remote Management of WordPress Sites
WordPress Toolkit by Plesk has proved incredibly popular over the years, offering hosting companies and server admins a single point of management for a wide range of key WordPress features. Now, administrators can also manage remote WordPress instances, as we roll out Remote WordPress Management as part of WordPress Toolkit 4.0. This article takes a look at how Remote WordPress Management works.
Selling Services with WooCommerce: 5 Essential Aspects to Consider
In this article we discuss everything about using WooCommerce to sell services. This includes how to track your conversion rate and any other plugins or extensions that you may need in order to sell more effectively. We also describe how to take payments, the option of offering a customer loyalty program, and the needs of sales tax on your services.
Should You Be Wary of WordPress Page Builders?
Thinking of using a WordPress page builder for your site? There are three key factors to take into consideration when choosing the right one for your needs.
The Pain Points of WordPress: A Developer’s Perspective
Many developers face difficulties when working with WordPress. In this article, we outline what those difficulties are and also come up with a suggestion: the help of Plesk, which provides a toolkit that helps take care of some of the biggest WordPress frustrations.
How to Invest Your WordPress Business Profits
In this post I’d like to talk about money, specifically the profits you make from your WordPress business. I don’t really care what type of business you have, whether you’re a freelancer, agency, plugin or theme seller, SAAS owner, etc.
The Vital Role Of Logs In WordPress Security
This is the last part of the three article series about how activity logs can help WordPress site administrators. In this third and last article we will see how activity logs can help WordPress site administrators like you to improve the security of your WordPress site and track down the source and damage in a post-hack scenario (forensics).
Using WordPress Audit Logs To Troubleshoot Technical Site Problems
In this second article of a 3 part series on the use of activity logs in WordPress, we will see what logs WordPress site administrators and developers have to help them troubleshoot and solve technical issues.
How WordPress Audit Logs Improve User Accountability
When you have a WordPress site with multiple users contributing to it, you need to keep a record of everything that happens on your WordPress site in a WordPress audit trail (activity log). This is the first article in a 3 part series that covers the importance of activity logs in WordPress
3 Ways Content Curation Impacts Your Site’s SEO
Filling an entire site with content is no small task. Fortunately, the practice of curating content can help you add to your site quickly, without negatively impacting its visibility. When done correctly, content curation can even boost your SEO. Let’s talk about why that is!
