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Only one out of 25 people who visits your WooCommerce store is there to make a purchase. To put it another way, 96 percent of the visitors you attract to your website aren’t quite ready to buy something from you. That’s a harsh reality of eCommerce, but it’s not all bad. Because even though all those people aren’t going to buy from you today, they could still buy from you tomorrow. That’s why it’s great if you can figure out a way to stay in touch with them, so you can try to convert them to customers. Capturing email addresses […]

We’re willing to bet that you’re always on the lookout for ways to drive more traffic to your site. In addition, keeping that traffic around long enough to experience a solid chunk of your content is vital. However, it can be a challenge to find easy ways to accomplish both of those goals. While there are plenty of ways to attract traffic in WordPress, developing a strong internal linking structure is one of the best. In a nutshell, this means linking to your own pages and content in a way that performs well on search engines and encourages visitors to […]

The more I learn about JavaScript development, the more I’m exposed to JavaScript build and config tools. The tools such as babel and webpack, frustrate me. The config tools, the magic software of joy that sets up all of your build tools for you via magic pixie-dust or something so you can just write code, those fascinate me. I wish we had more for WordPress and ones that did things exactly the way I think they should be done. I really dislike using templating languages for templating code. That’s what’s stopped me from building my own scaffolding tools before. I always […]

Currently, the WordPress front end is powered by JavaScript. That’s clear. But what about the server-side? We’ve always used PHP, but the more I learn JavaScript development and the more I use it, the more the switching back and forth with PHP hurts. Also, JavaScript is so much easier to deploy than PHP at this point. Serverless JavaScript apps are one click now, and serverless PHP is something I read about in Medium posts too complex for me to ever reproduce. Once you start writing front-end JavaScript with build tools like Babel and webpack, you’re pretty close to server-side JavaScript. […]

The Google E-A-T algorithm update is part of a long line of major changes to how Google ranks websites. While they introduce smaller changes several times a day, it’s the major updates that really impact the lives of websites owners. This time is no exception. While the E-A-T update didn’t make as big a splash as others in the past (think Mobilegeddon) it does come with important implications that you should know about. For that reason, in the following, you will learn what the Google E-A-T algorithm update is, its effects on search and what you can do to make […]

WordPress might be one of the only CMSs to date that has a broad utilization of AI-controlled modules. These aren’t ongoing augmentations — AI has actually been around in WordPress for functionalities, for example, content curation, suggestion and accelerating the planned procedure, among others. Be that as it may, it’s going even further in finding ways to optimize for AI. Here we list six key regions where WordPress is utilizing artificial intelligence. These modules are listed depending on the ubiquity and WordPress isn’t confined to the utilization of just these modules. Content Curation And Improving SEO Wordlift: This module utilizes […]

If you are reading this article, it probably means that you don’t see your online store on the first page of Google. Do you worry about your website’s visibility loss? You’ve come to the right place. Here’s how to increase the visibility of your online store. SEO Visibility SEO visibility is a metric. It shows what percentage of all possible organic clicks (from SERPs) a website is getting for a given keyword. Google is king, and ranking highly will do a lot for getting new views to your website. In other words, SEO visibility is your position in the SERPs […]

Did you formulate your online marketing strategy 2019? If so, what did you base it on? Last years results? Your Google Analytics reports? The predictions of a soothsayer? What I’m trying to get at is that it can be difficult to plan your next steps without anything to base them on. Preparation is always better when grounded in hard, verifiable data. For that reason, in this post we will summarize the findings of some of the most recent online marketing statistics and research. We will show what is likely to work this year and what isn’t, important changes in the […]