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WordPress is one of the most popular website platforms in the world. Unfortunately, that makes it a big target for hackers. That’s why it’s important to make sure that you take steps to protect your website. Here are my WordPress Security Tips to help keep your website safe – even if you’re not techy!
If you want to showcase your Instagram feed on your WordPress website, I have 2 different solutions for you — one with a plugin and one without! Here’s how to install, setup and customize your Instagram feed on your WordPress website.
The purpose of including images on your website and blog are to make it look nice, right? Well, yes… but that’s not all they can do! With just a little bit of prep work, your website and blog images can also help you with SEO.
Step-by-step instructions that teach you how to claim your website on Pinterest — so you can access Pinterest Analytics and participate in Pinterest’s ad program.
Are you a blogger who is active on Pinterest? If so – you can showcase your Pinterest profile on your blog’s sidebar (or even your blog’s footer!) – and hopefully gain some new Pinterest followers in the process! Here are instructions for how to do this on both a self-hosted WordPress blog as well as on Blogger.
Here’s a quick and easy way to add rich pins to your WordPress blog – without dealing with code! Pinterest Rich pins display additional information that Pinterest gets from your website, they give you (and your website!) credibility, and they help your pins stand out in the Pinterest newsfeed.
Using a website favicon that matches your branding will help with brand recognition. Here are some tips for creating a favicon for your website – plus instructions that will walk you through how to set up a favicon on your website.
To add a signature to WordPress blog posts, you can manually insert an image and/or type out your text each time you create a blog post. But there’s a way to automatically have your signature added to the bottom of each and every blog post!
WordPress is setup by default with an “admin” username as the administrator. However if someone wants to hack into your blog, the first username they’ll try is “admin”. Then all they need to do is figure out your password (which can be easier than you think!). To beef up your security, I recommend you change the administrator’s username from “admin” to something else.
If your Facebook Page is set up with certain privacy restrictions, visitors who don’t meet those restrictions (or who are not logged in!) won’t be able to view your Facebook feed on your website. Luckily, the solution is simple.
If you want to showcase your Instagram feed on your WordPress website, I have 2 different solutions for you — one with a plugin and one without! Here’s how to install, setup and customize your Instagram feed on your WordPress website.
The purpose of including images on your website and blog are to make it look nice, right? Well, yes… but that’s not all they can do! With just a little bit of prep work, your website and blog images can also help you with SEO.
Step-by-step instructions that teach you how to claim your website on Pinterest — so you can access Pinterest Analytics and participate in Pinterest’s ad program.
Are you a blogger who is active on Pinterest? If so – you can showcase your Pinterest profile on your blog’s sidebar (or even your blog’s footer!) – and hopefully gain some new Pinterest followers in the process! Here are instructions for how to do this on both a self-hosted WordPress blog as well as on Blogger.
Here’s a quick and easy way to add rich pins to your WordPress blog – without dealing with code! Pinterest Rich pins display additional information that Pinterest gets from your website, they give you (and your website!) credibility, and they help your pins stand out in the Pinterest newsfeed.
Using a website favicon that matches your branding will help with brand recognition. Here are some tips for creating a favicon for your website – plus instructions that will walk you through how to set up a favicon on your website.
To add a signature to WordPress blog posts, you can manually insert an image and/or type out your text each time you create a blog post. But there’s a way to automatically have your signature added to the bottom of each and every blog post!
WordPress is setup by default with an “admin” username as the administrator. However if someone wants to hack into your blog, the first username they’ll try is “admin”. Then all they need to do is figure out your password (which can be easier than you think!). To beef up your security, I recommend you change the administrator’s username from “admin” to something else.
If your Facebook Page is set up with certain privacy restrictions, visitors who don’t meet those restrictions (or who are not logged in!) won’t be able to view your Facebook feed on your website. Luckily, the solution is simple.
Learn how to keep your WordPress website updated and safe. Includes my Website Maintenance Checklists!