There are quite a few easy ways to earn some profit from your WordPress blog – for example, selling ad spots, link building, using AdSense from Google and… writing reviews. However, the downside of the first two ways mentioned is that your website needs to have good traffic flow to be able to create the page or clicks impressions. So if you are not quite close to having hundreds of readers every day, you won’t make much money using those …

WordPress is a great thing of course, but it has drawbacks, like the control panel lacking on administrative tools. Fortunately, smart developers have filled in such functionality gaps, creating specific admin plugins. Some of them are reviewed below.

The spring is the perfect season for some back end reviewing of your website. The sunny weather is the best time for deep cleaning of your blog! The fresh releases of WordPress usually make great strides, but there’s always much you can do as individual user for speeding up and improving the performance of your blog. When you decide whether you need a specific plugin or not, check your server’s load times, and get rid of ruined database pieces, you …

The simple and user-friendly blogging tool WordPress appeared in 2003, and now it is integrated in lots of sites, because it’s a friendly open-source, that might be used in 2 options: both as hosted and download free software.

Caution is the parent of safety. That would be true advice for publishers as well – a little time spent upgrading now insures you from fixing something later.

The key to a success of your publisher blog is to find the ways to enhance your comments system and make your blog more social. If you operate quite an active blog, you’re probably already familiar with such commenting challenges, involving your hard work, as spam filtering, moderating the endless queues and making your readers feel engaged. Nowadays there are lots of solutions on handling your comments system available. Here are some tips on how to choose the solution that …