If you’ve ever tried to choose a WordPress theme for your business, you’ve probably noticed one thing: there are way too many options. Thousands of themes, dozens of features, endless customization choices – it’s overwhelming.
The internet is flooded with the same recycled SEO advice for small business owners: use keywords, create quality content, get backlinks, blah blah blah. But as someone trying to carve out your niche online, you’ve probably noticed that these generic tips don’t always yield the results you’re looking for.
Navigating the digital world often brings you across the question “what is a nofollow link,” especially if you’re dealing with websites, blogging, or SEO (Search Engine Optimization).
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The quest for the best AI web design tools is more relevant than ever before. As artificial intelligence continues to evolve, it’s redefining various industries, including web design. Gone are the days when you needed to spend hours perfecting your website’s layout, choosing color schemes, or optimizing user experiences.
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If you have a website, which you do, then you obviously need some social media share buttons. But what if the buttons you currently use display all zeros? There are probably very few things that are worse for your social proof than showing such numbers.
[Giveaway] Here’s Why Social Share Counters Suck, Plus What I Can Give You That Doesn’t (Hint, It’s Simple, Effective, and Free) | NewInternetOrder.com
Let’s not fool ourselves here … WordPress is a complicated thing. And no matter what most tutorials on the web try to say, getting a good grasp on it does take some time indeed. So what I want to show you today is a slightly different approach to WordPress.
Here’s a Handy Roadmap for Anyone Scared of WordPress | NewInternetOrder.com
A couple of months ago, my domain got hacked. Kind of. I mean, the domain itself didn’t get hacked directly, but the problem was the server it was hosted on. Back then, I was a HostGator customer, a mistake I will never make again. Just to give you a quick heads-up on that situation, HostGator doesn’t care that much about their customers’ safety. So in my case, they allowed for a spam forum to get installed on my domain without my knowledge.
How Long Does It Take to Recover Your Site From Being Hacked, Google-Wise [Case Study] | NewInternetOrder.com
We all desire some recognition, don’t we? Some online popularity, preferably profits, and overall stardom…things like that. However, the road to success can be long and difficult, and at some point, we can stumble upon some disturbing signs that we might not be going in the best of directions. I’ve had a number of sites failing in the past, so I know what I’m talking about.
7 Quite Deadly Indicators That Your Online Business Website Is In Bad Shape | newInternetOrder.com
Over the last couple of months I’ve been working on my new book. I haven’t talked much about it until today, purely because it’s a project that’s not wholly related to online business. The title of the book is “WordPress 3.7 Complete,” and it’s been released with Packt Publishing just a couple of days ago. In short, it teaches how to build a site on WordPress and get it online in minutes (without losing your shirt along the way). In short, here’s the deal I have for you: I am willing to give away 1/3 of the whole book – 4 full chapters out of 12 – for free.
In essence, a one-pager is a very condensed resource about a given topic. It’s meant to list only the essential, and only the bits that will give you the most results while at the same time requiring the least of your input/effort. My first target, as you can see in the headline – split testing and statistical significance.
[Printable] Split Testing and Statistical Significance 1-Pager | newInternetOrder.com