From time to time we crowdsource a blog post from Lyrical Host customers. We pick a topic, and ask them for their best advice or their own experiences on the subject so you can get some great advice from people in your position, or take a walk down memory lane to share their journey.
One of our goals when we started Lyrical Host was to give back as a company. We do this in a whole bunch of different ways, but it wasn’t until recently that we were thrilled (and humbled) to learn that we were inspiring other people to do the same.
Since people had a lot of questions about it, we decided to create a post covering some different ways of giving back, and how you can do it even if you just started your blog or business today.
There are a whole bunch of things in the world we can’t control, especially when it comes to the environment. But what we do have personal responsibility for can still make a much needed difference to the planet.
In this post we look at what you can do to reduce the impact your website, email and other digital habits have on the world. By the end of the post, you should have some inspiration for how you can be more green online, starting right away!
When you’re first starting out, analytics can be one of the things that seems overwhelming. There are different ways to look at it and different numbers to analyse…plus, you also want to know how to use them to improve on what you have. But don’t worry; this post looks at the basics of getting started tracking your traffic, which numbers you really need, and how to use them to improve on where you’re at.
There are thousands of WordPress plugins out there (we covered a handful in 7 Must-Have Free WordPress Plugins) to help you get the features and functionality you want for your website.
However, there are also a bunch of plugins you don’t need, so this post looks at some examples and explains why you don’t need them. Let’s get started!
With thousands of bloggers and digital business owners in our community, we see lots of the same site speed mistakes that come up. The good news is, they’re easy to fix even if you’re not techy!