Learning through imitation is a great way to build your own WordPress website – that’s the beauty of development communities, after all! However, hardly any websites come with guidance on which theme and plugins make them tick. After finding a WordPress site you’d like to emulate, you can easily discover which theme and plugins they use. Knowing this information can help you replicate any special design elements or features you might have been struggling to produce on your own. Of course, it will be up to you to master the tools you find, but knowing where to look is the first step. […]
How to Make Your Multi-Channel eCommerce WordPress Business Wildly Successful
A successful launch of an eCommerce platform is not enough for your online business to succeed. With the help of useful tactics, eCommerce can gain popularity in an online world. You must come up with ways of driving traffic to your site. Many businesses rely on SEO alone for traffic. While it is true that SEO provides great traffic for free, an eCommerce business has to take advantage and utilize other available channels for efficient multi–channel eCommerce. Direct Traffic Direct Traffic is when visitors to your site type into your URL directly. It also includes email marketing as well as affiliate marketing. […]
10 Education WordPress Themes for Online Courses, Personal Blogs, Schools and Universities
Whether you are a president of an educational institution, a school principal, or a blogger who writes about education, you know how important it is to impress the viewers of your website. For bloggers, retention of users means a more productive blog while managers of schools and universities benefit by attracting more students. To help you make a good impression, I have hand-picked a collection of ten beautiful and responsive WordPress themes designed specifically for education-related websites and blogs. All of them focus on quality design, practical functionality, and simplicity – exactly what you need. School This theme was designed […]
Torque Toons: ZooCommerce
This week, WooCommerce announced the release of version 3.0. They’ve nicknamed this version the “Bionic Butterfly”, which works well with Woo’s long list of alliterative animal names. Don’t forget to check out our other editorial toons!
Why You Should Put Your Old Plugins Up For Adoption
If you’re a plugin developer with multiple plugins in the repository, it can be hard to make sure they’re all up to date. If you aren’t regularly monitoring all of your plugins, you might get a notice like this: This plugin hasn’t been updated in over 2 years. It may no longer be maintained or supported and may have compatibility issues when used with more recent versions of WordPress If a WordPress plugin isn’t updated regularly, it may be considered abandoned. Abandoned plugins can be a security threat and will eventually stop working as it loses compatibility. Plugin abandonment can happen […]

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