Automating processes on your WordPress website doesn’t have to be complicated. Tools like n8n are powerful, but they often require extra hosting, webhooks, and a lot of technical setup. That’s why many beginners feel stuck before they even get started. The good news is that… Read More »
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Managing a WooCommerce store can feel like a lot of busy work. I’ve worked with store owners who spent countless hours writing product descriptions, answering the same customer questions, and trying to make sense of sales data, all while packing and shipping orders. It often… Read More »
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There's a lot of confusion surrounding WordPress's pricing. Here's a breakdown of what's free, as well as the costs of running a fully functional website.

Learn what WordPress hosting is, how it differs from other hosting options, and what to look for in a provider.

Most visitors will leave your website quietly without signing up, purchasing, or even giving it a second thought. Exit-intent popups change that by catching people right before they close the tab and offering a compelling reason to stay. When used well, they can help you… Read More »
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Find out how to build faster, safer local WordPress dev workflows for your agency with WordPress Studio.

Getting customers to leave reviews isn’t always easy, even when they’re happy with your product or service. Without enough positive reviews, your business can look less trustworthy and may even struggle to rank in local search results. The good news is that you don’t need… Read More »
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Find out how 3,684 Typepad blogs were migrated to WordPress.com before the service shut down.

Want to manage multiple client sites more efficiently? Find out how WordPress Studio, a free, open-source tool, can help you save effort and speed up your workflow.

Ever looked at the search filters on Amazon or Airbnb and wished you could make the content on your own website just as easily discoverable? Imagine if your visitors could simply click a few options in the search filter, like “Price: Low to High,” “Rating:… Read More »
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Growing a website takes more than publishing content. This free, self-paced course walks you through proven ways to attract visitors and build trust.

Cart abandonment is one of the most frustrating challenges for any online store owner. You’ve done the hard work to attract shoppers, but many still leave before completing their purchases. One common reason? Shoppers get annoyed when they have to leave the product page just… Read More »
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This guide breaks down nine strong reasons to start a blog in 2026, backed by data, examples, and real results from creators and businesses.

Your website deserves a holiday glow-up. From festive snowflakes to advent calendar giveaways, these 10 free (or freemium) plugins add plenty of seasonal charm.

Vibe coding tools make prototyping fast, but building a real business site is different. Here’s how WordPress.com's AI website builder solves those gaps.

State of the Word 2025 delivered big news — a live 6.9 release, new AI foundations, and a year of record growth across the ecosystem. Catch up on the top takeaways.

Thinking about translating your website? Learn how to create a multilingual WordPress site, reach global audiences, and make every visitor feel at home.

You can now recommend your favorite blogs right in the WordPress.com Reader. It’s a simple way for writers to support each other and reach new readers together.

WP-CLI lets developers manage WordPress sites right from the command line. Learn how to use it to install plugins, create posts, and access exclusive WordPress.com commands.

Dreaming of launching your own food blog? These 11 delicious examples show how to design, organize, and grow a mouthwatering WordPress food blog.

Hiring a web design company can feel like a gamble. Some charge $500, others $5,000, and the results can vary just as much. This guide walks you through how to tell who’s actually worth it.

Want to build for the platform that powers nearly half the web? This guide shows how to start from scratch and become a successful WordPress developer.

Net Literacy, a nonprofit promoting digital inclusion, adopts WordPress.com’s 100-Year Plan, ensuring long-term access to resources for future generations amidst funding cycles and changes.

We’ve been cooking a few major updates for the Jetpack app ahead of the iOS 26 launch, and with the latest 26.4, we are pushing the latest batch with a new feature designed to save you time and eliminate friction. Let’s dive into what’s new.

WordPress Studio 1.6.0 adds Blueprint support to create sites from repeatable recipes. Use featured Blueprints or your own to install plugins, activate themes, and get straight to work.

MCP lets AI assistants like Claude and Cursor generate real-time insights from your WordPress.com site data.

The other day, I met my friend for coffee, and we were talking about her WooCommerce business. She told me that sometimes, she hits a wall and ends up reusing the same adjectives for her product descriptions—sleek, nice, stylish—across multiple products. The worst part? She… Read More »
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Looking to build a portfolio site? Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to make one, along with pro tips to help you take your website from meh to magnificent.

We’re back with the September 2025 edition of WPBeginner Spotlight: our monthly roundup of WordPress news, plugin updates, and community highlights. This issue is packed with major product releases, new AI tools, and insights from WordCamp US 2025 in Portland. Among the most significant updates… Read More »
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Running an online business means every abandoned cart hurts. My friend learned this the hard way when his anime subscription service started getting interest from UK customers who kept leaving without buying. 😟 The culprit? He wasn’t offering Bacs Direct Debit, which is a payment method… Read More »
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WordPress block development usually requires advanced technical expertise. Telex changes that by letting you describe what you want and get a working block plugin instantly with prompts.

If you’ve ever spent time resending donation receipts, updating donor information, or fixing issues with recurring gifts, then you know how quickly these tasks can pile up for a nonprofit. Plus, it can be frustrating for your supporters who have to wait for updates or… Read More »
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If you're a Typepad user, time is running out to find a new home for your blog. The good news? We're here to help make your transition as smooth as possible.

For a long time, I believed that ranking #1 on Google was the ultimate goal. But then came AI Search. Now, getting my articles cited directly in AI overviews and chat responses has become a top priority. This is because AI is the new front… Read More »
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The past August, two students from Spain traveled on scholarships to WordCamp US in Portland, where they took the stage as panel speakers. Here's how WordPress.com and WordPress Campus Connect helped make it possible.