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How to Add Email Subscription to WordPress (4 Easy Steps)

Email marketing is surely one of the most effective channels for promoting your brand. It helps you grow a subscriber base and send personalized messages to nurture your leads effectively –letting you turn prospects into customers and customers into brand advocates by building a relationship with them. It all starts with collecting emails from your […]

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How to Create a High-Converting Affiliate Landing Page

Whether you’re promoting Amazon products, your own products, or other affiliate products, landing pages are one of the most important parts of your affiliate campaign — they’re the landing pad for converting visitors into customers. But if you don’t have one with a clear call-to-action (CTA), compelling copy, and easy-to-read formatting, then you’re losing out […]

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How to use WebP Image on WordPress?

Do you want to use WebP photos in WordPress? Or are you unsure what WebP images are and why you should care about them first? Both of those issues will be addressed in this piece. If you already know what WebP is and are eager to get started, we’ll walk you through the process step […]

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How to Make a Sticky Header in WordPress

In the last decade or so, there’s been an ever-growing emphasis put on website navigation. This has coincided with the widespread usage of smartphones that have limited navigation options compared to the traditional desktop interface. The difference in website design is more than evident if you look at a comparison between a site from 2011. […]

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How to Debug in WordPress?

Fortunately, WordPress comes with a nice feature named debugging that allows you to see or hide the errors when debugging mode is on. To start this feature in your site, you have to initially add the following code in your WordPress configuration file. You also can turn on debugging while hiding the errors on your site […]

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How to Increase PHP Memory Limit?

Are you stuck with exhausted PHP memory? It can happen at any time as it’s one of the most common WordPress errors. You can resolve the issue simply by increasing the memory limit. To do so, you have to go to the wp-config.php file and simply add the following code. define(‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ‘138’); Here, you can use […]

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