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Shipping can make or break your online store, and knowing how to hide specific shipping methods in WooCommerce can be a game-changer. Think about it: offering free shipping on every single order sounds nice, but it can eat into your profits fast. And showing shipping… Read More »

Choosing between Teachable, Skillshare, and MemberPress to sell your online courses can feel overwhelming, especially as they’re quite different. On the one hand, Teachable and Skillshare offer easy platforms for directly uploading, selling, and marketing your courses, but you won’t have full control. On the… Read More »

Did you know that over 70% of first-time visitors will never return to your site again?  As website owners ourselves, we know that collecting a visitor’s email address is a great way to keep in touch with them and encourage them to come back. However,… Read More »

Smart business owners know that lead magnets like ebooks and PDFs are a great way to capture leads, grow your mailing list, and follow up with visitors long after they leave your website. That seems great, but what about actually designing professional-looking lead magnets that… Read More »

When we first started creating WordPress websites, we already knew a few tips for making them fast and reliable. But once we started to experiment more with optimizing WordPress performance, we realized we could make our sites almost twice as fast! One of the most… Read More »

Are you looking for ways to make your online course more engaging and valuable for your students? We recommend offering group learning. The benefits of group learning are clear: Students engage better, collaborate more, and often experience more success when they learn together. Overall, this… Read More »

The WordPress ecosystem is off to a strong start in 2025. WordPress.com is updating its interface, bringing it closer to the core WordPress experience. Automattic is also making waves with its decision to reduce sponsored contributions, while OptinMonster has added new browser targeting and event… Read More »

While creating our own online stores, we learned one key lesson about online payments: you need to offer the payment methods your customers prefer. Get this wrong, and you could lose a lot of your potential sales. This is why we still look closely at… Read More »

Running multiple websites from one WordPress installation sounds so cool—until you start worrying about security. Many users worry that managing a WordPress multisite may require them to spend more time on securing it. This concern is not misguided. We’ve seen how a single weak spot… Read More »

We all want tons of traffic to our websites. But what happens when that dream comes true and your website suddenly gets a flood of visitors? Before you know it, it slows to a crawl or even crashes. That’s not good for business! So, if… Read More »