Whether you run a business or create content in the digital world, increasing visibility is crucial. Especially when we consider the rapidly growing competition in the digital kingdom, reaching out to as many people as possible is necessary to strive. When it comes to the digital arena, ranking high on search engine … Read more
Theming on a website is just as important as its backend, if not more. A potential customer who visited your website and didn’t like the look of it will leave and never come back. This is why web design classes spend so much time hammering in the importance of how a website … Read more
There are many ways you can go about designing the visuals of a website that you’re making. Multiple kinds and types of color contrasts, iconography, logo designs, page designs, text fonts and sizing, and deciding how all the elements in a page fit together with each other. All of these design choices … Read more
Drupal and WordPress are two of the most popular Content Management Systems (CMS) in the world. But when it comes to choosing the best one among these two, it all depends on your short and long-term goals. If you are looking for an open-source and user-friendly solution to all your web problems, … Read more
If you own a website, you should know that an SSL certificate is necessary for obtaining customers’ trust. Google shows all non-SSL websites as “Not Secure”. The reason an SSL Certificate is important is that it helps protect your website data. For instance, if your website is involved with accepting payments online, … Read more
Website is key for creating a digital presence. It gives you a good opportunity to enhance with audience from around the world. Translation is one such improtant factor that always comes into consideration when engaging with your customer/ audience. Many non-English websites around the world today are using WordPress. However, the thing … Read more
“HTML” stands for “HyperText Markup Language”. It is not a programming language, which means it cannot create dynamic functionality. Instead, it is a markup language, which is a system of annotating a document in a manner that is syntactically distinct from the text. The markup language is used to format and organize … Read more
One of the first things you will notice about PHP is its acronym. “PHP” actually stands for “Hypertext Preprocessor.” This type of acronym is called “recursive initialism.” But apart from its rather confounding initials, it’s otherwise one of the relatively easier languages to master. PHP is a widely-used open source and general-purpose … Read more
Joomla is the world’s second most popular free, open-source Content Management System on the internet, right after the great WordPress. Like most other top Content Management Systems, Joomla has also become a helpful assistant in managing and polishing data online on both small and big corporate sites, portals, blogs, personal pages, stores, … Read more
As a WordPress user, you probably already know that there are thousands of themes in existence. The number’s so big that it can take you months to go through them all. While choosing the perfect theme for your site is crucial, how can you narrow them down to display just the best … Read more
Looking to compress your images before uploading them to your site? Sometimes you have a large quantity of images to feature in your content, but their file size is too large. If you’re serious about making your webpages fast (and you should be), then you need to get rid of the culprit: … Read more
If you are really serious about your website performance and want to increase the site loading speed, you should start using a Content Delivery Network (CDN). A CDN will reduce the load on your host servers by loading static and common media files from fast-loading remote servers. As there are lots … Read more
If you’re a WordPress user and make money, or would like to make money, from affiliate marketing, the choices of what plugins to use can get quite confusing. There are a number of requirements to look at before jumping right in and installing random plugins without understanding what each one of them does — or does not do.
In this short post, we’ll simply cover the top 5 WordPress affiliate plugins we feel are easy to setup and manage. The least amount of work for the greatest return is the goal, right? 😉