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With many businesses transitioning to the Internet, having a company website is becoming more of a necessity than a choice. The good news is, you don’t need to hire a tech whizz or purchase state-of-the-art
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Small businesses that rely simply on the social media as the form of their online presence are missing out on many benefits of the Internet (Forbes, Nov 2013). Therefore, it is obvious that you need a website if you want to help your small business grow. WordPress is an excellent tool for this and there is some cool plug-ins that you can use to make an awesome website.
Plug-ins for a Faster Website
You only have a dozen or so seconds to hook your visitor to your website. Do not waste that precious time on the upload of your website. You need plug-ins that makes this process faster and easier. Among the most used and most popular plugins to do this is the WP Smush It which resizes your photos before you upload them. In this way they do not slow down the upload. More technical stuff will be sorted out with W3 Total Cache that will definitely speed things up.
Comment Moderating Plug-ins
Aksimet is one of those plug-ins that website users sweat by. It removes spam content and spam comments before they even appear on your comment section. Also, CommentLuv is important for those that want to develop and nurture the feeling of community between the website owners and users. Quality commenting, networking and online presence is all a part of recipe for success.
Business Specific Plug-ins
Each of the businesses has its own specific needs. If you dig through the available plugins, you will definitely find something that will make your reach out more effective. For example, if you organize events, you can find a WordPress even ticketing plugin that makes selling tickets easier. WooCommerce can allow you to accept many paying options through your website if your business is about e-commerce.
SEO Plug-ins
Good SEO is essential if you want to have a successful site that has a lot of traffic. Different plug-ins help you with this is different ways. For example, nothing hurts you more than broken links on your website. Broken Link Checker will fix that for you. Moreover, 404 to Start will let you redirect all non-existent page searches to a page of your choice. On the other hand, Yoast is a very extensive plug in that does wonders with helping your site become more visible to search engines. Marketing Optimizer is very popular among the WordPress users for its ability to sum up all that is needed to help you organize good marketing campaigns.
Social Network Plug-ins
Integrating your social networks into your website is very important. Facebook Comments is one of the first plug-ins that you need.
In real it isn’t that much difficult to move whole of your WordPress website from one domain to another if all the steps followed properly. You will find plenty of resources over the web which talks about the topic, but moving a step further, we will be discussing on how one can move their WordPress website from one domain to another without losing anything on search engine front (i.e. SEO front).
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Creating the overarching concept
Company Folders, a printing and design firm, conducted a study of popular brands to determine why their logos worked. The findings showed that good logos share 12 traits that help customers connect with the brand on a mental and emotional level.
Some of those traits can best be described as abstract—they’re overarching concepts that help create the structure of the logo. These include adjectives like innovative, unique, simple, and timeless.
If you want to see a great example of this, you have only to look to athletic brand Nike. Their simple “swoosh” mark is the only logo of its kind in the running shoe industry, so it’s definitely unique and innovative. Yet it’s stayed relevant to multiple generations of runners since the 1970s, making it a timeless design.
Picking the right design components
Once you’ve settled on the overarching theme you want to emphasize in your design, you can start choosing elements to build the logo you have in mind. These elements include everything from typography and shapes to colors and spacing.
Remember that you’re striving to send one clear brand message to your audience—so each design element should point to that message. If you want to say you’re a young and fun company, using a black logo won’t be the best idea. But black is perfect if you’re trying to seem serious and professional.
Getting extra help
You know your brand better than anyone. But sometimes it’s tough to transfer your brand’s qualities from your mind into an image on paper. If you need help, hire a designer from Company Folders to create the perfect logo for you.
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Quite a time when you feel a need on to find out your WordPress hosting environment system information, including PHP version installed, filesize limits, among others. While you can grab all this information by simply entering into your hosting provider’s cPanel or WHM or Windows panel on offer BUT to ease the job, we have got a plugin for you to use.
To do so, please install and activate the plugin name System Snapshot Report plugin. There is nothing you have about on technical side. Just simply on activation, all you have to do is to go to Tools >> Snapshot area in your WordPress dashboard and the information will be there in front of you.
Plugin To Use: System Snapshot Report
The plugin provides a snapshot of data to anyone who has been looking for assistance on better determining possible issues. The plugin is a utility plugin and provides you with system and WP specific data for support or troubleshooting. It does not actually diagnose any issues, or fix any underlying problems. It is simply for data collection purposes.
Understanding Why It Is Necessary?
Adding table of content to your WordPress website will helps with search engine optimization as Google automatically adds a jump over to section links at the time when the site showed up in search results.
Why To Choose Plugin?
The process of creating a table of content can be done manually BUT it can be difficult for many WordPress beginners. Considering the situation, in this article, we have been showing you on how to achieve this.
Steps To Follow
- You need to install and activate the plugin name