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Optimize your WordPress site settings
Out of the box, WordPress is a powerful content management tool for websites and blog but there may be some default settings that you will want to change to achieve optimum performance.
In this episode, I deep dive into some of the most important WordPress admin settings that you should know in order to best manage your self-hosted blog. Of course, this comes with a plethora of warnings as I don’t want you to make a change that creates a negative impact on your site’s performance or search engine optimization.
Listen in to learn the @WordMentor’s tips and tricks and get ready for a big tease dropped at the end of this episode.
Download my WordPress Settings Cheat Sheet and get the details on all 50+ WordPress Settings Options and Hacks!
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Mentioned in this episode:
Where to find the start of the WordPress settings panels. If your dashboard does not look like this, you may need to ask someone to upgrade your credentials to admin.
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By The Blog You Want In The Time You Have™Out of the box, WordPress is a powerful content management tool for websites and blog but there may be some default settings that you will want to change to achieve optimum performance.
In this episode, I deep dive into some of the most important WordPress admin settings that you should know in order to best manage your self-hosted blog. Of course, this comes with a plethora of warnings as I don’t want you to make a change that creates a negative impact on your site’s performance or search engine optimization.
Listen in to learn the @WordMentor’s tips and tricks and get ready for a big tease dropped at the end of this episode.
Download my WordPress Settings Cheat Sheet and get the details on all 50+ WordPress Settings Options and Hacks!
Submit
Mentioned in this episode:
Where to find the start of the WordPress settings panels. If your dashboard does not look like this, you may need to ask someone to upgrade your credentials to admin.