BlogAid WordPress Tips Tuesday

Tips this week include:

• The Future of WordPress Site Ownership webinar replay going public

• An update on the Seriously Old Plugin Challenge and how you can benefit by participating

• How to find where plugins are used on your site

• Wrapping up the SEO Workshop and how to get advance notice on the next one

• What new tutorials and bonuses are coming for the DIY SEO course

• Who I have to thank for my awesome new SlideShare

• My chat with fellow ex WordPress trainer Bob Dunn and what he’s up to now

• What’s coming in WordPress 4.8 and projected release dates

• SiteGround’s new awesome anti-bot protection

• How my trial on Pressable hosting went

• What’s new in Yoast SEO 4.7 that you need to be doing all the time

• What I think of the Yoast SEO for Google News add on

• A fun quiz to see if you can spot the lie in a 10 SEO Ranking Factors list

• Whether or not you should use a page or theme builder

Tips this week include:

• Kickoff of the Seriously Old Plugin Challenge

• More info on the new noreferrer value on links that open in a new tab/window

• Good news for those already on VaultPress

• Why you should test your backup

• New Webmaster tutorials

• Open Q&A with the head of Google Analytics Academy

• The difference in pop-ups, overlay, modals, and interstitials

• More on the Genesis 2.5 release and whether it’s safe to update

Tips this week include:

• Seriously old plugins challenge coming soon

• WordPress ending support for old versions of IE

• WordPress 4.7.4 added code that’s bad for SEO

• Headway Themes dying a slow death

• The new ad blocker coming to the Chrome browser

Tips this week include:

• Free Webinar – HTTPS Conversion for DIY Site Owners

• Top 10 reasons why NOT to use free HTTPS conversion

• Site audit and fixes workshop for webmasters

• Old plugin challenge

• Why Bob Dunn and I both quit teaching WordPress

• What’s up with the cornerstone content feature in Yoast 4.6

• A fresh look at whether Google’s AMP is right for your site or not

• A new YouTube feature that could get you to the top of Google

• How you need to update your SEO tactics for machine learning

• A super post explaining XML sitemaps

• How to create persuasive call to action buttons

• A test to check your home router for a potential hack threat

Tips this week include:

A new HTTPS for Site Owners webinar coming soon

New links and SEO post series

The Chrome browser leaking your personal info on forms

My search for a good comment reply email notification plugin

What WordPress Updates are in the works

A recap of the editor plugin survey results

How Yoast’s SEO plugin nag is increasing PHP upgrades

What to write on an irresistible About Us page

Benchmarking the benchmark performance testers

Tips this week include:

• Free webinar on The Future of WordPress Site Ownership this Friday

• Site Audit and Fixes How To Workshops coming up soon

• Another HTTPS for Site Owners free webinar coming later this month

• Big fashion makeover to the WordPress plugin repository

• FooBox plugin has new sharing features

• Genesis 2.5 Beta released

• Why you need to revamp your site every couple of years

• Why Google will stop recognizing SSL certificates from Symantec

• Podcast Rich Snippets come to Google SERPs

Tips this week include:

• Last chance to register for the SEO Workshop for Non Geeks

• Free webinar on the Future of WordPress Site Ownership

• GoDaddy acquires Sucuri

• 8 common security mistakes that cost you dearly

• The new WordPress Image Widget you’re going to like

• New PHP level warning in the Yoast SEO plugin

• An op-ed on the demise of DMOZ and the rise of niche content that is a must read

• Longer titles displaying in Google search

• The Medium blogging platform is going to a paid subscription

• StudioPress and CopyBlogger’s Brian Gardner’s chat with Matt Mullenweg

• The top 7 myths about HTTPS site conversion busted

• Google quietly updates Feedburner to accept HTTPS feed links

• Why I won’t be hard coding cron jobs anymore, and what I am hard coding now

Tips this week include:

• Only a little time left on the site audit special

• Free SEO webinar Wed evening

• The conclusion of the older browser support discussion by WP core devs

• WP 4.7.3 minor release rolling out

• WP default testing with HTTPS links now and why that matters for you

• YouTube Annotations coming to an end

• Whether the free version of WordFence is worth it or not

• What’s up with the call for end to end encryption

• Google’s #NoHack report for 2016 released and why it’s a must read

• Why webmasters want to look into the WP-CLI for editing sites

• Google launches new Analytics courses

• Whether Google’s new Fred algorithm will pop your site with a penalty

• Google’s new image optimizer

Tips this week include:

• Spring Cleaning Site Audit Specials

• The next SEO Workshop for Non-Geeks starting soon

• A free webinar no one else knows about yet

• Webmaster workshop surveys

• A great roundup for site owners from 95 experts

• Why I’m passing on Google’s new Invisible reCAPTCHA

• Why I’m passing on the new WordPress Google Doc integration

• Why old browser support is holding back WP development and HTTPS conversion

• Where did you learn about craft and lifestyle blogging?

• A tool to inspire new blog post ideas

• Skype hacked and what you should do about your account

• Why you need to reset all your passwords everywhere

• Why your blog needs SEO

Tips this week include:

• March 9th free performance and conversion site review webinar

• Webmaster and DIY SEO tutorial updates

• When the next SEO Workshop will be

• WordPress 4.7.3 rolling out

• What are your must-dos for protecting your site now

• Surprising results in the WordPress Customizer survey

• Clef two factor authentication ending support in June

• How to add Google’s reCAPTCHA to Contact Form 7

• Why you need to pay attention to the new PHP version warning in Yoast SEO

• How to update your hosting to the latest PHP version

• How to configure WP Fastest Cache