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Powerful SEO Advice: How To Use Google Question Hub
In 2018, Google created Google Question Hub to help content marketers find unanswered questions in Google’s database. Question Hub was initially available in Nigeria, India, and Indonesia. The United States received access to Question Hub in January of 2021, opening up significant opportunities for content marketers. Keep reading to learn: The State of Content Marketing
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WordPress News: Gutenberg 9.7 Released + 4 More Updates | January 2021
In 2020, WordPress released several major updates aligned with its focus on full-site editing. Looking at the company’s progress in January, it seems there are no signs of slowing down in 2021. Discover the latest happenings in the world of WordPress, such as: Gutenberg 9.7 Brings Welcome Improvements to User Experience Gutenberg 9.7 was released
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Building a Legacy: Flag Hill Distillery & Wine
Agriculture, farming, and community have continued to remain at the forefront of how Flag Hill Distillery & Wine build their business. In 1987 Flag Hill transitioned from a dairy farm to a vineyard with the planting of the first grapes on their property. Set in the town of Lee, New Hampshire, Flag Hill became a
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Inspire Your Website Visitors With CTA Buttons That Drive Sales
You might think you’ve done everything in your power to optimize your website. But for some reason, your conversion rates still aren’t going up. Your visitors just aren’t doing what you want them to do. How do you entice your readers to become subscribers to your newsletter, contact a sales agent, or make a purchase?
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Small Business Experts Tell Us Their Mistakes and New Goals for Managing Their Remote Teams
The year 2020 has been full of learning curves. You’ve had to learn how to measure six feet, pick which song to sing when you wash your hands, and coordinate your mask to your outfit. For several companies, it has also meant learning how to navigate remote work. As with any new working condition, some
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WordPress 5.6: Updates to Block Editor, Accessibility, Site Health, and Upgrades for Development
Santa came early in 2020 and delivered a new major update: WordPress 5.6. Replacing 5.5.3 and the various beta versions, WordPress 5.6 introduces a slew of new improvements for users and developers. WordPress 5.6 is named “Simone” after iconic jazz singer Nina Simone, and it was created by an all-female team, a first for WordPress.
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What’s New With WordPress: WordPress 5.6 Is Here + 4 More Stories
The year 2020 has been full of change for WordPress. The team remains focused on phase two of its four-part roadmap. WordPress users have seen significant changes and shifts towards full website customization using the Gutenberg block editor. As the year nears the end, WordPress’s future comes into clear focus with the latest core release.
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Gutenberg News: What’s New in Gutenberg 9.5 | December 2020
The WordPress team released Gutenberg 9.5 on Dec. 2, 2020. Developer Nik Tsekouras announced version 9.5 focuses on changes to support full site editing and global styles. Gutenberg 9.5 also includes several bug fixes and enhancements. Many of the changes released in version 9.5 won’t be noticed by front-end users. Two primary changes include the
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Staying Protected: Will a VPN Make You More Secure Online?
Have you ever logged into a public WiFi network at a coffee shop? Or maybe you’ve logged into a work network or your bank account on a home network. We’re living more of our lives online, managing work, finances, and other essential documents. It’s more important than ever to protect your online privacy so valuable
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Harvesting a Dream, Meet: EXAU Olive Oil
Step into the world where the city of Calabria, Italy blends with California to create EXAU Olive Oil. The inspiration for the name derives from the phrase “oleum ex albis ulivis,” which the ancient Romans used to describe the five tiers of olives reserved for nobility. This company was a labor of love from Giuseppe