If you are using Shopper Approved reviews on your WordPress/WooCommerce website and you would like to get user reviews by displaying a survey for users that have purchased the product on the thank you page,The survey can be aimed at a specific product and not just brand reviews, you need to send to Shopper Approved the survey data within their Javascript code for the specific order. and I will show you how to do so quickly.
Why no Plugin?
Not sure exactly why there is no plugin for this simple need, I would assume that Shopper Approved should develop an official plugin for…
Understanding the 3 basic types of SEO services
1. Code and server optimization (On-page SEO)
Also known as “Technical SEO” I usually prefer to avoid this term because it is such a fundamental part of SEO that I cannot place it in a separate category, however it does require specific skills and a more than basic knowledge mostly in front-end development (HTML, CSS, JS, Ajax etc) and even some cases server-side knowledge (server-side rendering, SQL, PHP, regex, OOP etc).
For the non-coder two websites can seem the same and also for some coders 2 websites could look the same, but for the trained SEO professional (and also for search engines)…
Although most themes now days are slick, mobile friendly, Out of the box professional looking design, etc, it’s still generally a bad idea just to pick a pretty theme with good reviews, especially if it’s intended for a website that already has Google search rankings and organic traffic.
Why?
- Each theme has it’s own custom code which should be vetted and go through some SEO QA tests, full verification of a theme happens only with a live website is running with the theme for few months.
- Theme version updates, patches and bug fixes (yes ALL themes have bugs)
- Required 3rd…
So during the years I heard a lot of myths and false assumptions about WordPress, here are some of the most popular common mistakes and the truth that would set you free.
Myth 1: WordPress is intended for blogs only
It’s is true that in the beginning back in 2003 WordPress was originally built as a blog CMS (content management system) however during the years WordPress has evolved tremendously and now it fits to most kind of websites from blogs to e-commerce, companies etc.
Myth 2: WordPress looks unprofessional
The reason for this myth is probably caused by WordPress.com which offers free templates and does not require any development skills or knowledge like…
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