If you’re anything like me, your Pinterest will be badly neglected!
But what if I told you there was a really simple way to automate your board? By posting any of your blogs that you publish on WordPress to your Pinterest board?
It’s really simple too, you just need a free Zapier account. Check out the video below for a walkthrough!
It’s frustrating to receive a load of spam through your contact form isn’t it? It’s an issue as soon you have a site live with an easily found contact form! But there’s a simple way to prevent it using Google’s free ReCaptcha service! Here I go over setting it up on both Contact Form 7,…
Optimising images without losing quality A lot of our clients are photographers, and of course that means that their websites tend to be image heavy. A digital photo is much larger in file size than some artwork provided by a graphic designer, simply because a photo typically contains a lot more colours, and complex structures,…
There’s a lot being said about the 2021 update to the Google Algorithm around Core Web Vitals. I see a lot of chatter and panic in some groups because their website doesn’t score highly on Pagespeed Insights. I’ve even seen some people claim that they’re going to be adjusting your ranking based on your Pagespeed…
Get sick of sending emails just for them to end up in a clients spam folder? It can seem like a never ending problem, but it’s usually one easily solved! Normally this is down to one of two things: Incorrectly configured DNS Your mail server has been blacklisted as spam The first is easier to…
Managing WordPress menus is pretty simple but can be daunting if you haven’t done it before. If you’re using a visual builder such as Divi or Elementor then it’s one of the only things that’s managed from within the WordPress dashboard itself, and if you’re not used to working on the back end of WordPress…
Older versions of Mac OS have hit a snag in the last month or so, because they’ve failed to update expired root certificates. The way SSL certificates work is that an organisation that issues them per site, will have a master, or root, certificate. In this case, the issue is with Let’s Encrypt, who look…
Oh Andy , brilliant thanks for this !