Now that you’ve got a good understanding of what search engine optimization (SEO) is and how it can help you get more of the right kind of visitors, you might be interested in working with an SEO professional to improve … Read More
In the previous articles in this series on search engine optimization (SEO), we’ve briefly touched on keywords and how they can help bring more targeted visitors to your website. Today’s post takes a deeper look at the role of keywords … Read More
Search engine optimization (SEO) is an important way to grow your site’s visitors, and, consequently, your clients or customers. In last week’s overview on SEO, we made the point that SEO is not something your site either has or does … Read More
Search engine optimization (SEO) is the practice of working to improve the position of a website in search engine results pages. The desired outcome is that your website will be found by more people, thereby attracting an increased number of … Read More
If done correctly, guest posting can substantially increase relevant and targeted traffic to your website. If you are looking for ways to bring in site traffic—and who isn’t?—then you should definitely consider guest posting. Guest posting is a popular way … Read More
Social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest are great ways to promote your business and find an audience for your website. However, with so many different options available, realizing the potential of social media can be difficult for … Read More
The comments feature of WordPress, where readers can leave a comment at the end of a blog post, is a great way for you to connect with your readers, engage in discussion, and answer any questions they might have. However, … Read More
WordPress is free and open-source software: it costs nothing to use, and is built collaboratively by volunteers across the world. Whether you knew that or not, you might have some concerns about using free software to promote your business online, … Read More
This post is part of the Hosting: A Buyer's Guide course.
As we highlighted in our recent guide to choosing the right WordPress hosting for your site, there are three main options when it comes to the type of hosting available. Is a virtual private server or dedicated hardware a good … Read More
This post is part of the Hosting: A Buyer's Guide course.
For many WordPress website owners, managed WordPress hosting will be the last type of web hosting that they will ever need. Whether you are upgrading from an entry level shared host, or plan to start your website off on the … Read More
