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The process of manually adding a redirect in a WordPress through a .htaccess file can be quite complicated. That is why in the WordPress world we use a plugin to handle redirects right in the admin dashboard.

This Complete Beginners Guide will lead you from one end to another of the important primary stages of setup and configuration after installing and activating the plugin.

WordPress websites are considered SEO-friendly by default. At least with resources on other CMS in matters of SEO, things are much worse. But still, you need to know a lot of subtleties to significantly increase traffic to your site. And to the owners of WordPress, this task is facilitated by the Yoast SEO plugin which already has 5 million active installations.

W3 Total Cache plugin can help you improve SEO score and user experience of your website by increasing its performance rate using various tools. This article will help you become familiar with the plugin and its features.

WordPress has become the most convenient platform for blogs due to its flexibility and powerful features. Choosing the right WordPress blog theme will be crucial for you especially when you are not a web developer or designer. WordPress theme will determine the look of your site and how user-friendly it would be.

Whether you need a car dealership or classified wordpress theme, pick a solid one since 39% of visitors disengage if a site’s design is unappealing.

If you already have a small blog that you set-up on a third-party blogging platform or you are simply considering starting your blog and dedicating to it seriously, make sure that you read this post before doing anything.

Over 70% of WordPress installations are vulnerable to attack and installing an SSL certificate is an important step in helping secure your website from hackers.

In this article we will discover the must have plugins to make your WordPress as fast as also user-friendly, light, safe, secure and well ranked by the Search Engines.

Chrome displays a warning for any site that doesn’t have an “https” prefix in the URL. Installing a free SSL certificate fixes this warning for WordPress.