Articles that mention "WordPress"

How to Set Up Google Analytics to Track Your Website

Google Analytics is a powerful tool for measuring your website's performance, but if you've never used it before, setting it up to track your website isn't exactly the most intuitive process.

How to Back Up Everything From All Your Apps and Devices

You know you should back up your files. But it's a chore that's easy to ignore until you accidentally delete that Facebook album—right after deleting those same pictures from your phone. Accidents happen.

How an Award Winning Food Blogger Used Trello, Todoist and Zapier to Grow Traffic 10x

It doesn’t take much to start a blog these days. Just find the perfect domain name, choose a WordPress, Squarespace, or Tumblr template, then pen a quick "Hello World!" post to announce who you are and what your blog is all about.

How to Embed a Gravity Form in WordPress, With or Without Shortcodes

So you're looking to embed Gravity Forms on your WordPress website, but don't quite understand how.

How to Secure Your WordPress Website for Free

Almost one in every three websites you visit is powered by WordPress. WordPress is generally a secure platform, but if anyone is able to exploit its weaknesses, a third of the internet might be in trouble. Not to mention those websites' users.

Kanban Everything: How to Add Trello-Like Boards to Gmail, Evernote, and More

Kanban, a popular project management method, is one of the best ways to get a bird's-eye view of all your tasks and notes.

Build a Writing and Editing Workflow with Google Docs and WordPress

Publishing online is so easy, you can jot your thoughts down and share them with the world in minutes.

How the Palm Beach Tech Association Automates Social Media Marketing

Starting a business can be a lonely journey. To connect self-starters with resources and community, a group of entrepreneurs founded the Palm Beach Tech Association.

How a Startup with a Strict Budget Automates their Nurture Emails

In the world of startups, everyone works a lot. The founder puts in 70+ hours a week, the head of marketing is the marketing team, and everyone handles sales. When you work in that environment, you have to be fast, efficient, and unflappable.