TJ Woodward – BryZar Blog

WordPress Article Tutorial: How to Moderate Comments

Whether your website is just starting up or you’ve had if for months, years, or even just planning on one soon, you’re going to quickly realize that comments are pretty standard. This is especially true as your website earns more viewers and users. Sometimes those comments are helpful, sometimes they’re bothersome, sometimes they’re spam, and others they’re downright bad. Luckily, WordPress has some great ways to moderate your comments!

WordPress Article Tutorial: Choosing What to Post

Any and every bit of content you add to your website should definitely be scrutinized. You want to make good, clean content that’s relevant to your website and in a timely manner. Otherwise, any startup is bound to fail. Luckily, choosing what to post and what to avoid isn’t rocket science.

WordPress Article Tutorial: Adding Images and Featured Images

Writing articles on WordPress is an important part of maintaining a successful website. New content will always lead to more interest in your website, more traffic, and better results with search engines. One important aspect of this is to keep things interesting and that is done in part by adding images to your posts.

It’s actually an incredibly easy process and one that you can do within just a couple minutes.

WordPress Article Tutorial: Headers and You

If you’ve got a WordPress website, or any social or blog website, you need to post content with some regularity. Having a single post every few months is never going to attract people to it. As such, you also have to make sure that not only your content is good, but also your formatting. Below, you’ll find exactly how to format your articles and posts to both look best and be easily readable.

WordPress Article Tutorial: Choosing a Block

If you’re new to WordPress or just new to the Block system of it, you may not know exactly how the system works. It’s very different from most other websites but surprisingly easy to learn! Here’s how it works.

Why Staying Logged in Can Ruin Your Website

We’ve come into world that constantly becoming more and more intuitive, simple, and easy. We can pay with credit cards now instead of cash. We’ve got websites for everything from information to games to music. And we’ve got systems that allow our browsers and computers to stay logged into you account even after you exit it.

Unfortunately though, for your own website especially, it’s dangerous to stay logged in and especially to the back end/admin area of your website.

Why blogs and articles shouldn’t be too long

If you’ve got a website or are planning on having one, you should know that creating content for it is one of your biggest jobs. You can’t just make an empty site and expect people to flock to it. People like to see things they haven’t seen before, read things they haven’t read before, and hear things they haven’t heard before.

If you want a successful website, you need to know how to create good content and one important part of that is to make sure your content isn’t too big.

How SMTP Email Protocols Work for You.

If you’ve got a website, chances are high that you’ve got to send emails to clients or potential clients. Maybe you’re sending a monthly newsletter or perhaps an answer to a client question. Maybe you’re troubleshooting in customer service or even asking questions for an interview. Whatever the reason, you need your email to actually get to where you’re sending it and SMTP helps with that.

Website taking too long to load!

When you’ve got a website, like any other product or service, it needs to be high quality as well as fast! This is especially true in the world we live in now where we can have packages shipped to us in less than a day and websites that load in less than a second. If your website is taking 5+ seconds to load though, you might have more issues than you can imagine.

Accessibility and your Website

Making a website is never easy. You might find it difficult to find the theme you’re looking for or maybe it’s just tough filtering out content on a daily basis. There are always going to be updates needed, too. If you plan on having a website that remains relevant, then you also need to make sure it’s accessible to both the majority and the minority. One part of that is making it as user-friendly as possible.