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Social sites such as Facebook and Twitter have millions of members. Many of these folks visit your website too. Letting your visitors log on to your website using their social IDs is a smart idea. For starters, it makes the process more convenient for them. It also help your community gain more registered members. Social Login is a WordPress plugin that adds this functionality to your website.
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Continue ReadingEvery business owners needs to have a website to promote his/her venture with. Developing a business theme from scratch could cost you a ton of money. Tanjun for WordPress is an affordable theme that gives small business owners the chance to build a presence for their ventures online.
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Continue ReadingCommunity-powered portals are on the rise. We have seen plenty of them such as Imgur and Piccsy in the past. Running sites of that magnitude does take a lot of money and effort. You can always try to clone their functionality though. FacePress is an attractive theme designed specifically for user-powered content sites. It has a professional design and multiple layouts to help your community grow faster.
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Continue ReadingAll WordPress webmasters have to deal internal and external links. We all link to our own pages and files as well as the work by other folks. Your internal and external links do affect your search engine rankings. Besides, you should link to your own content to keep people on your website for longer. Monitoring your links saves you time optimizing your internal link structure and could help you catch errors and broken links. Here are 6 plugins you can use to monitor your internal and outgoing links:
Broken Link Checker: checks your posts, comments, and pages for broken links and images and notifies you. It is a huge time saver.
F-Secure Links: you should not have links to bad neighborhoods on your website. This plugin helps your visitors avoid dangerous links that may be on your site. It gives your visitors peace of mind before they click away. [click to continue…]
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Continue ReadingThe Headway theme is one of the most versatile WordPress frameworks we have tested. It has a drag & drop design interface and is highly customizable. It does take a bit of time to master but once you get there, the sky’s the limit with it. We haven’t been able to find too many Headway-specific plugins so far (not that you would need many). But these 4 scripts are more than helpful:
SEO Data Transporter: useful if you are moving from another framework or plugin to Headway. It takes care of your SEO data. [click to continue…]
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Continue ReadingLaunching a new website is a very interesting and exciting experience, especially if it is your first time. The more websites your launch, the more you learn, and the better you get at it. In order to launch your site properly, you need to have a launch plan. Some folks prefer getting their new site online and go at it from the first day. Others prefer to hype up their upcoming site and set up a pre-launch page for it. Ultimate Coming Soon Page Plugin can help you in that situation. It creates a teaser page for your website and gives your visitors the chance to subscribe to your updates by e-mail.
Ultimate Coming Soon Page Plugin saves you from the trouble of having to deal with “coming soon” themes. You can just install and enable it when you need it. Changing your headline, logo, and RSS URL can be done on the settings page. Those of you who know your CSS can always change the look and feel of your website quickly. But a lot of these changes can get done from this plugin’s backend. [click to continue…]
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Continue ReadingTesting new themes and plugins on a live website can be very risky. You never know when things can breakdown and go wrong. You also do not want to disturb your visitors by deploying plugins before you have tested them out comprehensively. That’s where Plugin Test Drive comes into play. It is a powerful plugin that lets you test the plugins you would like to use on your site before making its features available to everyone. [click to continue…]
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