BlogAid WordPress Tips Tuesday

Tips this week include:

• My forthcoming chat with Matt Mullenweg, co-founder of WordPress

• Webmaster Training site is now fully https

• A super guide on using Google Search Console for better SEO

• The sudden drop in Google PageSpeed Insight scores

• How to protect your site from the sudden rise in brute force attacks

• Security test results of all 44,705 plugins in the WordPress repository

Tips this week include:

New SSL Course Nears Completion

BlogAid Member Site Availability this coming week

What we’re talking about in the SEO Workshop

Big changes to VaultPress packages and bundles

What to watch out for when updating to WordPress 4.7

What caught my attention in the recent State of Word address

Changes coming for future WordPress release cycles

Your site username being leaked

7 maintenance mode plugins compared

Retina creation and support coming to FooGallery

Simple Social Icons introducing scalable vector graphics

Tips this week include:

• Launch of the new SEO Workshop

• Launch of the new SSL Course

• WordPress 4.7 quick video tour of the new features

• Why you need to dump Simple Share Buttons Adder right now

• Massive wave of ghost spam hits Google Analytics and how to stop it

• Massive DDoS attack hits my favorite host

Tips this week include:

• SEO Workshop starts on Monday, Dec 5

• Webmaster SSL Course launching soon

• A peek at what’s coming in WordPress 4.7 next week

• What sites will be affected by Google’s January deadline for SSL conversion

• Caveats I found with quickie SSL conversion methods

• 20 of the best drag and drop page and site builders

• Ways to vet those page builders before you buy

Tips this week include:

• Be sure you catch the narrow window on some of my holiday deal specials

• WordPress 4.7 is right around the corner

• Nashville to host WordCamp U.S. next year

• 2 articles on why the Customer is the future of WordPress and what that means to designers

• Where to get the hard-to-find tutorials designers need now

• A checklist on how to future proof your site that I know a lot of seasoned site owners wish they had read earlier

• How to turn a list post from boring to amazing and create viral content

Tips this week include:

• BlogAid Black Friday and Cyber Monday Deals are live

• Details on the new SEO Workshop that starts Dec 5

• 2 big changes coming in WordPress 4.7

• How to get your WordCamp US livestream ticket for free

• 4 super rules for using images on your site

• A content marketing question you need to ask that will help you create raving fans

Hello Happy Site Owners!

Tips this week include:

A sweet deal coming exclusively for BlogAid News subscribers this Wednesday

Survey results are in from my webmasters and SEO and VIP members and what changes coming from that feedback

Why the BlogAid Live show is on hiatus and what’s coming in its place that you’re going to love

An update to the caching plugin tests

The two plugins I’ll be checking out in my ultimate site speed tests

What’s up with folks reporting a rise in 404 errors

Why Google’s new HTTPS report is a must read for all site owners and webmasters

Why a new webmaster course is the must-have skill set for 2017

Hello Happy Site Owner!

Tips this week include:

• The top caching plugin test results

• Clients reporting a sudden downturn in Google traffic

• Webmaster meeting this week

• The big thing in the WordPress 4.7 beta release

• Why your host type matters more than you know

• Ultimate speed tests on the way

• And a progress report on my switch to SSL

Hello Happy Site Owners!

Tips this week include:

New plugin tutorials

New webmaster articles

Online surveys coming soon

Expansion of the SEO course

A guest interview on LiveStream Insiders

Why the internet broke last week and what you need to do

Common security mistakes that site owners make

A super guide on switching to https

A great survey on what site maintenance folks and their clients need to know

Tips this week include examples of common industry tactics and strategies and how to sort through the noise to find what works best for you.

Plus, I’ll cover

which ones are just folks repeating what others have said and have no real basis in fact

Which methods are completely outdated

Why you need to try things that scare you