Knowing how to write great calls to action is an incredible business asset. CTAs are an essential part of any landing page, newsletter sign-up form, or other online-marketing measures. Many experiments show that optimizing calls to action can have great influence on a site’s conversion and bounce rates. Yet, many website owners and marketers don’t spend enough time or effort doing so. As a consequence, their sites and marketing campaigns fail to reach their full potential. To counteract this, in this post you will receive a full-blown education on how to write great calls to action. The post will first […]
Doc Pop’s News Drop: Using WordPress to Power VR Experiences
Doc Pop’s WordPress News Drop is a weekly report on the most pressing WordPress news. When the news drops, I will pick it up and deliver it right to you. In this week’s video, we chat with Anthony Burchell about his recent experiments with WordPress and VR. Anthony is building a music game using the REST API and WordPress blocks to manage the game’s assets.
10 Proven Tips to Increase Traffic to Your Blog
A goal for just about any blog that wants to succeed is to get enough views. Without traffic, your blog is as good as dead just sitting on the 645th page of Google with no engagement or shares whatsoever. If your blog is going to be successful, you need to think of ways to drive traffic to your website. You could create the best, most valuable content in the world for your target audience, but if it doesn’t show up in SERPs, it’s as good as nonexistent. Building a successful, profitable blog takes time, patience, and a proper strategy, but […]
9 Projects for 2019: A Look at WordPress’ Priorities for the New Year
The WordPress community is many things, but one’s for certain – there’s never a lack of productivity. The past 12 months are the perfect example. During that time we’ve seen the release of WordPress 5.0, the introduction of the Block Editor, and much more. However, the machine never stops running. Matt Mullenweg’s most recent State of the Word address introduced nine priorities for the platform throughout 2019. Understanding what these are offers a glimpse into the future development of WordPress. In this post, we’ll look a closely at Matt Mullenweg’s “9 Projects for 2019”, and discuss how they might affect you […]
How to Use Your Website to Get a Job
Some people say looking for a job is a job in itself. You’ve got to update your resume, craft compelling cover letters and find open positions that suit your skills. Those things are undoubtedly essential, but have you thought about using your website as a hiring tool, too? Here are six ways you can do that. 1. Make Sure It’s Free Of Errors Hopefully, you already know it’s not sufficient to solely trust a spell-checking feature when proofing your resume or a cover letter. It’s important to look it over yourself, too. If your website has numerous misspelled words, broken […]

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