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9 Best Free Website Uptime Monitoring Services
You cannot watch your site around the clock, but an uptime monitor can. It requests your homepage every minute or every few minutes from several locations, and the moment the site stops answering it emails or texts you, so you find out before your readers do and before a long outage costs you rankings and…
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6 Reasons Why Your Blog Comments Don’t Get Approved (And How to Fix It)
You spend time commenting on other blogs, but your comments never appear. Usually it is not bad luck: something in the comment looks like spam to the blog owner or to their spam filter. Blog commenting is still a good way to connect with other bloggers and get noticed, but not for SEO links. Since…
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Bitcoin Hosting: 7 Best Web Hosts That Accept Bitcoin
The rise of Bitcoin as a digital currency has changed the idea of online payment. This cryptocurrency is growing rapidly and many web hosting companies are accepting Bitcoin as a legitimate payment method. The beauty of Bitcoin is, it can be used all over the world that has access to the internet. So if you…
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How To Add More Buttons To WordPress Post Editor
WordPress Visual Editor has some decent buttons which are almost enough to create an amazing blog post. But if you want to change the Font size, Font family or background color of the text, you need to do it manually by using HTML. It might be tough if you don’t have any HTML knowledge. Luckily, WordPress Visual…
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WordPress Tags: What They Are and How to Use Them Right
Tags are one of the most misunderstood features in WordPress. Many bloggers treat them like old-school meta keywords and add a dozen to every post, hoping for an SEO boost. I did it too. The truth: tags do not improve rankings on their own, and too many of them can create dozens of thin pages…
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A Brief History of Google Panda Update
If you are a blogger or webmaster, you must be familiar with Google algorithm update. Google regularly updates its algorithm to make search listing richer with quality contents. Panda update is one of the major algorithm updates that affects search results significantly. In early 2011, Google introduced Panda update that hit many websites. A lot of…
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How to Paginate Comments in WordPress (and Speed Up Busy Posts)
Comments are great for building a community, but a popular post with hundreds of comments can become slow and hard to scroll. Each comment adds HTML, and avatars add extra images to load. Paginating comments splits them across several pages, so each page loads faster. You do not need a plugin. It is a built-in…
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How to Submit Your Sitemap to Bing Webmaster Tools
Most bloggers submit their sitemap to Google and forget Bing. That is a mistake. Bing’s index powers Yahoo search and is used by DuckDuckGo and several AI assistants, including Microsoft Copilot and ChatGPT search, so being properly indexed in Bing helps you show up in more places. Submitting your sitemap to Bing Webmaster Tools takes…
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How to Add a YouTube Video to WordPress (4 Easy Ways)
Videos make blog posts more engaging and can explain in two minutes what takes a thousand words to write. The good news: adding a YouTube video to WordPress is very easy. You do not need any code or plugin. Method Best for Difficulty Paste the URL Quick embeds Easiest YouTube Embed block Adding a caption…
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Bidvertiser Review: Pros & Cons Of Bidvertiser With Payment Proof!
When I started blogging, Adsense was the only known monetization way to me. With the passage of time, I came to know that Google Adsense is not the only program out there. There are some alternatives. While Adsense is still the best advertising network, you can consider trying some alternatives to increase your revenue. It’s…
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Infolinks: Best In-Text Advertising Program
One of the amazing things about make money blogging is, you can monetize your blog in many ways. When I started blogging, Adsense was the only known monetization way to me. But it wasn’t easy to get approved by Adsense with a new blog. At that time, I stared looking for Adsense alternatives. I tried lots…
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How to Find, Edit, or Create the WordPress .htaccess File
The .htaccess file is a small but powerful configuration file used by Apache and LiteSpeed web servers (which most shared hosts use). WordPress uses it for pretty permalinks, and you can also use it for redirects, security rules, and caching. Here is how to find, edit, or create it. Important: a single typo in .htaccess…
