A new version of WordPress has just been released (4.9.6) and it has some new features to help you get your website or blog ready for GDPR. Let me talk you through them.
Did you know you can connect your RSS feed to MailChimp and send emails to your subscribers each time a new post goes live on your blog? Learn how to set this up in this post!
Now you’ve installed and set up WooCommerce, it’s time to decide how you want your shop to look. Here’s a few ways that you can customise your WooCommerce shop.
In this next post in my WooCommerce series, I’ll explain the purpose of each of the default WooCommerce pages and show you how to change the permalink structure of the product pages.
The email clients that come with cPanel are pretty terrible! In this post I’ll show you how to connect your cPanel email account to Gmail so that you can send and receive emails via Gmail.
Now you’ve installed WooCommerce and set up your shop, it’s time to start creating products. Learn about the different types of products in WooCommerce and how to set them up
WooCommerce is an incredible free plugin for WordPress that allows to add a shop to your website. Learn how to install and set up WooCommerce so you are ready to start selling!
Google Analytics is a very powerful analytics tools for your website. I’ll show you how to create a Google Analytics account and how to link your website to it.
A lot of web hosting packages come with cPanel. But what exactly is it? In this post I’ll explain what cPanel is and I will talk you through some of its most useful features.
Let me introduce you to Boomerang for Gmail; an add-on that allows you to schedule emails, “snooze” emails for a later date and set up follow up reminders.