Navigate strategies for combating spam in WordPress, covering plugins and techniques to prevent and manage comment spam, form spam, and email spam. Learn about spam filters, moderation settings, and anti-spam plugins to maintain a clean and secure website.
Quickly tailor your WordPress site’s comment settings with our guide. Learn to disable comments either across your entire site or on specific posts using both Gutenberg and classic editors, streamlining your site for a better user experience.
An active comments section is a huge SEO advantage, but
Spam comments are a huge problem for all blogs. In this article, we’ll see how to remove the website URL field from your WordPress comment forms using PHP code.
If you want to protect your WordPress site from spam form submissions, Human Presence, Akismet, and Google reCAPTCHA are three popular solutions. In our hands-on Human Presence vs Akismet vs Google reCAPTCHA comparison, we’ll help you pick the right WordPress anti-spam plugin for your needs.
Human Presence helps protect your WordPress forms from spam without affecting human visitors. In our Human Presence review, we’ll take a look at how you can use this freemium plugin to stop WordPress form spam.
Trying to manually clear out spam from comment sections and keep bots from infiltrating your forms can be exhausting. Fortunately, WP Armour makes it easy. Learn how this all-in-one anti spam plugin automatically filters and blocks bots from invading your site’s forms.
Comments can be an excellent way to engage your site’s audience and build a community around your content. Unfortunately, they’re also a ripe opportunity for spam posters.
Whether they add untrustworthy links to your site or simply flood your posts with content that doesn’t provide any value to readers, getting rid of spam comments is crucial. In this post, we’ll share three simple tips for doing so.
CleanTalk has released some new features since WPMayor’s original review. One particularly interesting feature is the SpamFireWall. For this review I took SpamFireWall for a spin. Here are my thoughts on using it and the benefits it can offer.
One of the latest and most successful plugins to provide anti-spam protection without the need of captcha was dubbed by the folks at WPShout as “the Akismet of online forms”, and it’s been fittingly named Goodbye Captcha.
Spam, one of the biggest issues with any WordPress site. So much so that Automattic even include the Akismet plugin with every WordPress file. But is Akismet really the best option? Yes it’s the most downloaded WordPress plugin. Yes it’s effective in stopping spam. But is there something better? Something that does that bit more than Akismet and with a lower price tag?
That’s when I came across Anti-Spam by CleanTalk.
Are you fighting a losing battle against spam on your blog or website? Read on to find which plugins will provide a solution to ending spam once and for all.
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