Once your WordPress site is connected to Search Console (a free service provided by Google), you’ll get alerts for areas that need to be improved. These common Search Console errors are often easy to remedy — when you know what to do! URL errors within Search Console Since Google will crawl your WordPress site content, […]
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Learn to love WordPress
In honor of Valentine’s day, it’s time for business owners + bloggers to learn to love WordPress! Which is why our WordPress resource is officially opening up on Friday. Learn to love your WordPress website, instead of cursing at it. You put so much time, money + love into your business, yet dread doing anything […]
WordPress plugins to use but not keep
It seems like many bloggers + business owners treat WordPress plugins like they are collectibles. However, this is one instance where “more is better” doesn’t work. That’s because plugins can add some really awesome functionality to your website. While at the same time add more work to your plate — by requiring on-going maintenance, testing […]
3 easy ways to improve your Google ranking
Secure your site with an SSL One of the best things you can do for your WordPress website is to snag an SSL for your domain. Not only does it improve your Google ranking, but it improves your site’s security. We provide SSLs to all of our hosting clients for free, because we know how […]
Add your WordPress site to Search Console
Like Google Analytics, Search Console is a free service offered by Google that you can take advantage of for your blog + business. It helps you monitor + improve your site’s ranking in Google Search results — hence the name “Search Console.” How to set up your Search Console account Like many of their products, […]
Know your numbers: bounce rate
This post is all about seeing your bounce rate on your Google Analytics dashboard. If you don’t have GA installed already, get your free account set up + running. Then after 24 hours, you’ll have some data to look at to learn what device type folks are viewing your site on. WTF is bounce rate […]