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Using the Stop Spammers Plugin to Fight Comment Spam

Published on August 8, 2019 by Sebastian Moran under Tips & Tricks
Using the Stop Spammers Plugin to Fight Comment Spam
If you have comments enabled in the form of comments on posts on a site, or if you have reviews enabled in WooCommerce, spam can be a major issue. There is a solid and easy-to-use plugin to stop spam on your child site, called Stop Spammers. After you have installed and activated the plugin on your child site, it will add an admin menu called Stop Spammers. The sections that will show under that admin menu are broken down as Continue reading the post...

How to Easily Set a Homepage Logout Redirect on Your Child Sites

Published on August 5, 2019 by Sebastian Moran under Tips & Tricks
How to Easily Set a Homepage Logout Redirect on Your Child Sites
If you want to create a setup so when a user logs out of a child site, they are redirected to the homepage of the site, one easy-to-use plugin solution is the WP Logout Redirect plugin. After the plugin has been installed and activated on the child site, it has no settings to be changed. An example would be if you used a membership plugin or WooCommerce, then you needed to have a customer or user redirect on logout back Continue reading the post...

The World of WordPress: Talking about acquisitions, eCommerce and a tweet on fire

Published on August 2, 2019 by Todd Jones under WordPress Business
The World of WordPress: Talking about acquisitions, eCommerce and a tweet on fire
In this month’s World of WordPress, we talk about a big acquisition by WP Engine, an upcoming WordCamp, eCommerce, customizing the client dashboard, and a tweet that set fire. Let’s ride. Let’s Ride WP Engine acquires Flywheel Probably the biggest news of the last month was the acquisition of Flywheel by WP Engine. How big of a deal is this? Well, Crunchbase news picked up the story. “Austin-based WP Engine, which focuses on hosting and powering WordPress sites, has acquired Continue reading the post...

Email Log Plugin Database Cleanup on your Child Site

Published on August 1, 2019 by Sebastian Moran under Tips & Tricks
Email Log Plugin Database Cleanup on your Child Site
A well-known plugin for logging all emails sent from a site is Email Log. The plugin creates a custom database table for storing the log entries of email set in the database table called; wp_email_log If the email log plugin is used on a site which has a decent amount of activity, where a normal to high number of emails are being sent, then the site database can easily be bloated. Also, when the plugin is deactivated and deleted, the Continue reading the post...

Using WP Optimize Plugin for Site Caching on Your Child Site

Published on July 29, 2019 by Sebastian Moran under Tips & Tricks
Using WP Optimize Plugin for Site Caching on Your Child Site
WP Optimize was originally a plugin that could easily optimize your child site database and site images. In the most recent 3.0.0 release, WP Optimize now includes support for page caching. To access the site caching feature in WP Optimize, make sure you have updated the most current version. From the admin menu, go to; WP Optimize > Cache Which will show tabs for the following; Page cache Preload In preload, you can set how often the site will have Continue reading the post...

How to write call to action in emails that are more persuasive and increases conversions

Published on July 26, 2019 by Todd Jones under WordPress Business
How to write call to action in emails that are more persuasive and increases conversions
Sometimes I struggle to write about the topic I have chosen. Do you have this problem too? Scheduling a topic helps me keep on track, but sometimes I get to the subject and just scratch my head. The topic then gets tabled until my brain begins to come up with some insight. Recently, I scheduled a topic about call to actions in emails, and I hit a wall. I wasn’t sure how I was going to talk about that. Then Continue reading the post...

How to Easily Find When the Last Time a Plugin was Updated

Published on July 25, 2019 by Sebastian Moran under Tips & Tricks
How to Easily Find When the Last Time a Plugin was Updated
It can be a pain to find out when the last time any of the installed plugins on your child site were last updated, but you may find yourself needing to. You would normally need to go to the plugin’s page on WordPress.org, then check the last updated section to see when the last time the plugin was updated on WordPress.org. Another way to search your installed plugins is to click on the developer tab of the plugin page on Continue reading the post...

How to easily add ACF fields to the Registration Form in WooCommerce

Published on July 22, 2019 by Sebastian Moran under Tips & Tricks
How to easily add ACF fields to the Registration Form in WooCommerce
WooCommerce is a well-used e-commerce plugin for WordPress. You may find yourself in the position of needing to easily add additional fields to the registration form on My Account on one of your child sites. Luckily, there is an easy way to add additional fields using Advanced Custom Fields. First, you will need to install and activate the ACF plugin on your child site. Next, you will need to create a group of the fields you want to display on Continue reading the post...

Q&A with Matt Davies & Mel Fallon of Funnel Packs

Published on July 19, 2019 by Todd Jones under Interviews, WordPress Business
Q&A with Matt Davies & Mel Fallon of Funnel Packs
Earlier this year Matt Davies and Mel Fallon launched Funnel Packs. It is a service in which the landing page, the email follow-ups, and the lead magnet are packaged for website agencies. Davies has been a web developer for almost two decades and agency owner for 13 years. He spent time creating a process he uses to execute these lead funnels. He decided to share them with other agency owners. The result is Funnel Packs. Each pack comes with an Continue reading the post...

Using the Better Detection Plugin on your Child Site

Published on July 18, 2019 by Sebastian Moran under Tips & Tricks
Using the Better Detection Plugin on your Child Site
If you need a lightweight option for tracking content changes made directly into a site’s database, one plugin which can help is Better Detection. Better Detection is best used In the case where a site might have been hacked, or content for malware was inserted into a site. Once the plugin has been installed and activated, it will add a submenu in wp-admin on; Better Detection Settings The plugin will add two tabs for errors and options. The errors will Continue reading the post...

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