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If you run an eCommerce store, you need data. It tells you who your most valuable customers are, what products perform the best, how your vital signs are doing, and lots more. More than needing data, you need that data to be in a format that you can quickly access and actually apply to making … Read moreMetorik Review: Awesome WooCommerce Analytics And Reports
Back in June of 2016, we were one of the first sites to write an Elementor review. It’s been almost two years since then. And in those two years, we’ve seen Elementor undergo some incredible growth. Not only have they gone from zero to 700,000+ active installs, but we’ve also seen the Elementor team continue … Read moreElementor Review – Updated For 2.0 – Theme Building, Blocks + More!
Need to accept donations on your WordPress site? Then you need one of these WordPress donation plugins! No matter if you’re a non-profit looking to run full-on fundraising campaigns or a blogger looking for a simple solution to accept donations, you can probably find a plugin that works for you on this list. You’ll even … Read more7 Best WordPress Donation Plugins in 2018: One-Off Donations To Fundraising
Here’s a sad truth about eCommerce: You spend so much effort (and money) trying to get customers to engage with your store and add your products to their carts. But the vast majority of those people are still going to leave without ever making a purchase. It’s called cart abandonment. And it’s the scourge of … Read more4 Best WooCommerce Abandoned Cart Recovery Email Plugins And Tools
Struggling with how to insert ads within your post content in WordPress? This is a common strategy that big publishers use to get people to pay more attention to display ads, but it can be a little tricky to set up with WordPress. Here’s the good news: You have much better options than trying to … Read moreHow To Insert Ads Within Your Post Content In WordPress
Want an easier way to launch your next WordPress site? If you’re a regular reader of WPLift, you know that we’re big fans of the Elementor page builder. Since we originally reviewed Elementor, we’ve seen the Elementor team add awesome features like inline editing, maintenance mode, and lots more. All that’s why we put our … Read moreEasyThemePacks Review: Premium Elementor Templates To Replace Your Theme
Remember how organized your WordPress admin dashboard was when you first installed WordPress? It looked so clean. So sleek…until you started adding content and installing plugins. Then, things can start to get a little messy, right? Admin Columns brings some order and flexibility back to your WordPress admin screens by letting you manage the exact … Read moreAdmin Columns Review: Manage Columns In WordPress Admin Screens
Need to create a restaurant website? If so, WordPress is an awesome solution that can do everything you need it to do, while still giving you the flexibility to make the exact changes that you want (that’s not always the case with Squarespace!). In this post, I’m going to lay out everything that you need … Read moreHow To Create A Restaurant Website With WordPress: What You Need
Looking for the best WordPress RSS feed plugins? These plugins can help you do something simple – like display RSS feed items via a shortcode. But some also get more advanced and can help you do neat stuff like import RSS feed items as actual WordPress posts, filter RSS feeds by keywords, and lots more. … Read more5 Best WordPress RSS Feed Plugins To Import RSS Content
Do you know how well your WooCommerce store is actually doing? If you’re using the default WooCommerce reports, that’s not always the easiest thing to know. Don’t get me wrong – they’re functional enough for basic uses. But there are much more detailed (not to mention more usable) options out there. And I’ve collected some … Read more6 Best WooCommerce Reports And Analytics Plugins For Your Store
If you run any type of WordPress site that accepts users, you probably know that WordPress’ default user profile system isn’t really meant for the public. That is, you can’t have regular users traipsing around the WordPress dashboard to manage their profile (at least not if you care about user experience). Instead, you need something … Read moreProfileGrid Review: Frontend WordPress User Profiles + Lots More
WordPress’ popularity brings a number of benefits that you wouldn’t get with a less popular content management system. For example, I’ve watched as it went from something you had to manually install, to something that pretty much every host offers an autoinstaller for. For those who use Plesk as their web hosting control panel (as … Read morePlesk WordPress Toolkit: Easily Manage Staging, Updates, And Lots More
Need to add custom CSS to WordPress? As you become more familiar with WordPress, you’ll almost certainly want to add at least a little bit of custom CSS to your site. I know I do – every WordPress site I launch has at least a couple of tweaks to get things just right. But adding … Read moreHow To Add Custom CSS To WordPress: 4 Methods For Different Needs
If you pay attention to the news, you’ve probably seen this strange four-letter acronym increasingly popping up among webmasters (perhaps with a sense of panic attached): GDPR. What does it mean? And do you need to care about it as a regular webmaster? In this post, I’ll give you a general overview of what the … Read moreWordPress GDPR: What It Is And What You Need To Know
Which of these two URLs looks better? wplift.com/go/product product.com/sdfjkhsdfjhkskjhkuiweruireuhiuhe It’s the first one, right? That, plus other reasons, is why so many affiliate marketers cloak affiliate links on their sites. To help you do the same, I’m going to show you exactly how to cloak affiliate links in WordPress using three different methods (two plugins … Read moreHow To Cloak Affiliate Links In WordPress: With Or Without A Plugin
