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This guide is designed for WordPress users, get up to speed with the new WordPress editor Gutenberg. It’s coming to WordPress in version 5 late in 2018.

We look at some of the more advanced uses of WordPress that are now accessible even on the smallest budget. Learn about eCommerce, personalisation, membership sites and more in this article.

Project Gutenberg is set to be merged into WordPress sometime during 2018. In this post we introduce you to what will become the new WordPress editor.

This short example shows how to limit the ability to purchase products based on a WordPress role

We’re looking forward to the new media widgets in the new WordPress 4.8. Great for end users to better control video, images and text in widget areas. Check this blog post for more information and some screenshots.

If you’re following the transition of websites from HTTP to the secure HTTPs this is a follow up to a blog post from last year. Current data shows that 50% of sites on page 1 of Google are now running under HTTPs. Get an update on HTTPs and its impact on your search optimisation.

In this article, I’m going to show you show to add Document Titles (also known as HTML titles) and Meta Descriptions to your WordPress site. In this example, I’m going to be demonstrating this with the Yoast SEO plugin. It’s our go to plugin for managing search optimisation on WordPress sites. If you’re using another tool…

Need to setup a simple SEO keyword strategy for your WordPress site? In this short tutorial we show you how to do just that. Grab a coffee and have a read!

This is part of our WordPress SEO Boot Camp. Aimed at business owners, marketing professionals and other responsible for website content, we explain SEO. We break down SEO into the major techniques used to enhance a web site’s performance and ranking in major search engines.

Learn how to schedule content in your WordPress site. Simple to do and a cornerstone to publishing regularly to execute your content marketing plan.

Learn how to embed content from social networks like Twitter and Instagram into your WordPress powered website. It’s easy and a great way to share relevant social conversations alongside your content.

Want to get the most from the investment in your WordPress website? You should be blogging. Here’s 4 reasons why we think you should get started today.