WordPress
10 Best Practices for Creating High-Converting Popups
Popups are well-established, versatile, difficult to miss, and have great conversion rates when used appropriately. Let’s also face the downside: popups can be annoying. If you’re a frequent internet surfer, you’ve probably come across popups that you’ve had a negative reaction to or have even caused you to leave the site. There’s no point to…
Read More17 Best WordPress PayPal Plugins [Most are FREE]
Are you looking for a way to accept payments on your website? Look no further! In this post, we’re discussing the best WordPress PayPal plugins to start making money online today. Whether you want to sell digital products or accept donations, PayPal is a great solution. After all, PayPal is a well-known, popular, and trusted…
Read MoreManaging Multiple Sites: WordPress Multisite vs Separate Installations
If you’re in the business of building WordPress sites for clients, you’re stuck in a bit of a bind. Your success depends on a constant stream of clients needing more work done. But with each additional site, you’re also adding to your overhead. Serving more clients means spending more time on website management. But time…
Read MoreA 7-Step Guide to Becoming a WordPress Expert
If you’ve been using WordPress for a while, it’s likely that you feel pretty confident in the day-to-day operation of your site. In this post, we’ll discuss how to become a “WordPress Expert” and then we will walk you through some steps to help you achieve that status. It’s important to note that when we…
Read MoreHow to Know When It’s Time to Hire a WordPress Consultant
WordPress may be an easy platform to pick up, but it’s a beast to master. If you’re a business owner trying to start a WordPress website from scratch, you may need a consultant to help you overcome some of the common obstacles. With a WordPress consultant on your side, running an online business should go…
Read MoreWordPress User Roles: What They Are and How to Use Them
If you’re the only person who accesses your WordPress site, keeping track of who does what is simple. However, many sites have multiple users with individual accounts. You don’t want to risk giving anyone access to options and features they’re not supposed to engage with. In particular, if you’re designing Beaver Builder websites for clients…
Read More12 Best WordPress Books for Learning the Platform
WordPress is the world’s most popular Content Management System (CMS). Currently the platform powers more than 32% of the web, and it’s estimated that there are close to 64 million WordPress sites. Most people who work online will encounter WordPress at some point in their career, and obviously it’s an excellent platform for building your…
Read More6 Actionable Steps to Reduce High Bounce Rate For WordPress Site
You might be wondering what is a “bounce rate” in the first place? Let me explain… A bounce is a single-page session on your website. When a user lands on your website and leaves without performing a single action (zero engagement), the session is classified as a bounced session. Thus, bounce rate is the percentage…
Read MoreDifference between Gutenberg and Page Builders like Beaver Builder, Elementor, and Divi
What is the difference between page builders and Gutenberg? This question has been coming up a lot! In this post, we explain how page builders differ from Gutenberg and the best scenarios to understand when to use one or the other. TL;DR: Page builders provide designers and developers with far more control when creating pages. Fonts,…
Read MoreThoughts on Gutenberg and a WordCamp US Recap
A few of us from the Beaver Builder team had the opportunity to attend WordCamp US 2018 in Nashville, Tennessee, this week. I’d like to try something new this year and write down a few thoughts about the event and share photos. Beaver Builder has benefited hugely from the WordPress project and community, and we…
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