Dive into this talk on ‘Leveraging AI for Content Creation’. Discover how AI tools can boost your content – from idea generation to content refurbishing and more! Remember, AI is a partner in progress, not a replacement.
Confused about the Legal Policy Requirements for Your Site? Website legal policies serve as a crucial pillar in maintaining transparency, protection, and professionalism for any business. They dictate the terms of use, and provide clarity about data handling practices, thereby fostering trust with visitors. Every website owner should prioritize these policies to ensure compliance with…
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Currently posing itself as one of the easiest and most accessible ways of running a website; WordPress makes it easy for most people and small businesses to create and launch a website on their own But, once that initial website is up and running, there are the routine maintenance tasks like updating and performance improvements…
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Presented at WPCreatorCon by Bluehost on January 12, 2023 Quick Links Slidedeck for “Five Biggest Website Mistakes” Presented to Bluehost WP CreatorCon View a PDF handout with slides and speaker notes. Site Audits Site Audit Report Contains Mistake #1 The first mistake is in the area of accessibility. Alt text, also known as “alternative text,” is…
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