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SEO title, meta title or page title. Known by many aliases, title tags are HTML elements that provide information about webpages to search engines and visitors of the website.

You’ve heard the word, you don’t know what it really is, but everyone does it. Before you hire the next door neighbor to do your SEO or invest in online advertising, you should consider reading up on what SEO is and how it works. Then spend some time doing the basic SEO on your WordPress website.

Web hosting is almost like renting out space for an apartment. Except here, you fill the “apartment” with files that contain HTML, CSS and Server code of your website. Practically, hosting is the service of providing space on the Internet for websites.

WordPress is one of the top-tier choices for anyone looking to set up their own blog or website. The beauty of using WordPress lies in the fact that it’s as free as it can be (free to sign up, download and use). It’s incredibly user-friendly and easy to work through after a small tinkering and learning.

A hacked WordPress website can cause damage to your revenue, reputation, and brand. If your website is a crucial part of your business, then you need to start paying extra attention to your WordPress website security.

If you are looking for tips on how to maintain your WordPress website, then this blog post offers you a complete solution to all your website maintenance problems.

Getting people to take one, specific action on your website. Today it’s a required element in the marketing toolbox for every business

An email list is a heart of any marketing strategy. Growing your business means building a comprehensive email list on your WordPress website.

What is web hosting you ask? Your website is made up of files that contain HTML, CSS and Server code. All of this has to be stored somewhere so that it is easily accessible to people.

The size of the images on your website has everything to do with its page load time. A post by Kissmetrics on How Loading Time Affects Your Bottom Line stated that 47% of consumers expect a web page to load in 2 seconds or less.

We breathe WordPress, yes that’s true. We love WordPress more than you probably do and this post is going to make you do the same! After taking a good look at some posts with a list of WordPress alternatives, we decided to tell you why we think the CMSes out there are good and why WordPress is better.

A WordPress plugin update is going to bring your website down! Wordpress, like any other software, has the ability to break. And in