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How to Add a Contact Form in WordPress

Facebook pages, Twitter accounts, comment sections, and other online tools give your website visitors a multitude of different ways to interact with your brand. But it’s also important to give visitors a way to get in touch with you directly, right on the website itself. Adding a contact form to your self-hosted WordPress website protects…

Introducing Automated Google Ads by Bluehost

Once you create and publish content to your website, many site owners find themselves wondering, what’s next? An essential part of maximizing your business is learning how to drive traffic and bring visitors to your site. Finding resources and tools to entice visitors can be time consuming and a struggle for site owners. Many people…

Introducing Blue Sky: WordPress Experts By Your Side

There are many dynamic ways to create the site you love on WordPress, but we understand that navigating that route can be overwhelming if you don’t know where to start. Once you create a WordPress account, figuring out the next step can be a bit of a head-scratcher. You’ve selected your domain and even have…

How to Build a WordPress Membership Site the Easy Way

Having a membership site is a great way to pull in revenue and create an online community that shares similar interests. Are you a member of Netflix or Hulu? Then you’re subscribed to a membership site, which is anything that requires signing up to gain access to products and services. There are several benefits to…

How to Maximize Your Publishing Options

WordPress gives users several options to manage any content that is created in the editor. Whether a user is changing the visibility to a selected audience or scheduling post for future publishing, you’re in control over your content creation process. Learning how to manage the several publishing options in the editor can help you develop…

The WordPress Editor: Everything You Need to Know About Blocks

The editor focuses on your content—which is your websites most valuable asset. The editor allows for developers or agencies to create interactive and custom templates that everyday users can easily update without the fear of breaking their site. Users will experience an easier way to create dynamic, rich content in posts and pages with its…

Maintaining Site Organization: 3 Ways to Restructure Your Menu

Every website is as unique as a rainbow. No matter the purpose of your site, you don’t want your visitors getting lost and confused among the clutter. A poor site structure could lead to a chaotic experience for people trying to navigate your site. The key to a winning navigation path lies in reviewing how…

The More the Merrier: How to Add Users to Your WordPress Dashboard

Once you begin your WordPress journey, the power to customize every feature of your site is only a click away. Whether you’re an eCommerce store or a blog site, managing multiple users on your site has never been easier. WordPress gives you the power to control who has access to your site and what they…

Staying Ahead of The Clock: How to Change Your Scheduled Post in WordPress

Scheduling posts in WordPress can give you the freedom to preload content to go live at specific times. The editor gives users the ability to meticulously control how content is published; whether immediately, or in the future. Within the editor, you have the ability to choose when your content is published on your site based…

How to Use The Upper Navigation Bar in WordPress (Helpful Shortcuts)

You’ve created your WordPress site and now it’s time to get up close and personal with the upper navigation bar. The left-hand navigation bar is where you’ll be spending the bulk of your time within your WordPress site. When you’re logged into your admin section you’ll see a black bar with white text running across…