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11 Best WordPress SEO Plugins To Boost Organic Traffic 2024

WordPress SEO Plugins have been in internet marketing buzz for a quite long time now. According to the CMS report published, WordPress’s market share in CMS used for web development has now increased to 41.3% from 35% in 2020. It’s almost going to rule half of the market in the coming times. And when we talk about websites built on WordPress, they have the most amazing performance in terms of optimizing it for SEO. Talking about optimizing the content for SEO on WordPress, …

How to Register a Domain Name in 2024? (Ultimate Guide)

by Rahul

Seems you are looking to start a digital journey either through a personal blog or an online business. Well whatever the case, you will be required to have a unique domain name first. It is one of the initial steps towards building a website and for that, you have to find out a unique and catchy name that reflects you or your business and is available to register. In this post, we are going to share everything about the Domain names (more focusing on beginners), …

Want to Setup A New Cron Job on Your Server? Here is How to Do it

by Vikrant Datta

Requesting for a new cron job just a whole lot easier. You just need to fill up a quick form and your cron job will be set up for you shortly. Here’s how you go about it : Step 1 : Go to the ‘Tools’ under the ‘Sites’ Tab. cron1

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The WordPress REST API : Getting Started Guide

by Vikrant Datta

You mush have heard the term API if you work in a technical domain. It can be a little confusing, In this guide, we have tried to clear all your doubts so that you can easily talk about API with your team and colleagues. What is API? Web Applications are no more a standalone entity. They need to communicate with third-party entities for better outcomes and instant real-time data. In order to communicate with third-party components, …

php 5 vs php 7 – WordPress sites with Nginx

by Vikrant Datta

In this post we will test the performance of the new PHP version, php 7 for WordPress sites running on Nginx., along with how to upgrade from PHP 5.6 to PHP 7 How to upgrade from PHP 5.6 to PHP 7 (with Nginx) on Ubuntu 14.04 / 16.04 server Step 1 : You need to add a PPA for PHP 7
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After running this command, if you see an error message like :
[crayon-69fc5a004927e307679497/]
This means that you need to install the package python-software-properties, …