Colin Newcomer is a WordPress power user who has been writing about WordPress for over seven years and using the WordPress software since all the way back in 2006. He also has hands-on experience with SEO, content marketing, affiliate marketing, and other digital marketing areas.
This is the January 2023 edition of “This Month in WordPress with CodeinWP.” As we move into 2023, we are back with another edition of our monthly WordPress news roundup, covering all the important WordPress news and events that happened over the past month.
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Hey, WordPress fans. We are checking in with our latest roundup of WordPress news from the past month. November was a bit of a slow month in terms of WordPress news, perhaps because the US WordPress community was more focused on stuffing themselves with turkey than working on WordPress sites. But despite that, there were still a few tasty tidbits that are worth sharing.
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We are back with all the latest WordPress news and updates that happened in the previous month. For the biggest story, WordPress.org removed a piece of data that a lot of plugin developers rely on, which kicked up a storm on Twitter, Trac, and elsewhere.
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This is the October 2022 edition of “This Month in WordPress with CodeinWP.” Hey, WordPress fans! We are back with you covering the latest WordPress news from the previous month.
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Want to use AWS WordPress hosting for your websites? When it comes to this type of hosting, there are two main routes you can take: (a) You can host WordPress on your own instance of AWS directly. (b) You can choose a managed hosting provider that uses AWS infrastructure.
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Hey, WordPress fans. We are back with another batch of WordPress news, covering everything notable that happened in the last 30 days in the world of WordPress. This is the September 2022 edition of “This Month in WordPress with CodeinWP.”
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This is the August 2022 edition of “This Month in WordPress with CodeinWP.” Hey WordPress fans, we are back with the latest WordPress news from the last 30 days. This month, there were some big proposals in the WordPress space, including the ideas of not releasing a full default theme and rebranding Full Site Editing.
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How much does it cost to host a website? If you want to launch your own website, that’s probably a question that’s at the forefront of your mind. So – what should you expect? Are we talking single digits per month? Double digits, triple digits, quadruple digits? Don’t worry – if you’re just getting started, you’re likely to be in the single digits camp, especially for a simple site.
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Hey, WordPress fans. We are back with the latest WordPress news and events from the past month. While we’ve had a quiet few months before this, the previous month had a lot going on, primarily in the WordPress business space.
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This is the June 2022 edition of “This Month in WordPress with CodeinWP.” The biggest bit of news was the release of WordPress 6.0, which brings a number of enhancements to the Site Editor and full site editing experience, among other tweaks to the block editor and beyond.
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Trying to come up with some business name ideas for your next project? You might have the perfect idea for a product or service. But if you want to hang your shingle and start reaching customers, you’re going to need a name for your business.
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This is the May 2022 edition of “This Month in WordPress with CodeinWP.” In the biggest news story of the month, WordPress.com made huge changes to its pricing structure with very little fanfare.
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This is the April 2022 edition of “This Month in WordPress with CodeinWP.” Hey, WordPress fans. We are back with all the most important WordPress news from the last month. March was an eventful month, but primarily on the business side of WordPress.
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Trying to decide between AdThrive vs Mediavine vs AdSense vs Ezoic to monetize your website with display ads? If you want to make money with ads, these are four of the most popular options. In this post, I’ll help you choose the right one for your site.
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This is the March 2022 edition of “This Month in WordPress with CodeinWP.” Hey, WordPress fans. While you may have spent last month getting acquainted with the new WordPress full-site editing features that were released in WordPress 5.9, the WordPress train never stops chugging along and we’ve got more juicy tidbits from the last month.
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What is a blog? What is blogging? Should you become a blogger? These are common questions nowadays when it seems like everyone and their dog has their own blog. But if you haven’t joined the blogging revolution yet, you might not be familiar with what a blog is and why so many people are blogging right now.
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Hey, WordPress folks. We are checking in with the first batch of WordPress news stories from 2022. Unlike last month, there was a lot going on. Most notably, a brand spankin’ new major WordPress release – WordPress 5.9 “Josephine.” Read about this and more.
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This is the January 2022 edition of “This Month in WordPress with CodeinWP.” Hey there, WordPress fans. We hope you all enjoyed the holidays and are ready for an awesome year of WordPress in 2022.
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Managing WordPress content workflow for a large and/or busy site can be a pain, so wouldn’t it be great if there were some plugins you could use to improve your overall content workflow? Well, if you read the title of this post, you can probably guess that there are such plugins and that they are the focus of this post.
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This is the December 2021 edition of “This Month in WordPress with CodeinWP.” We are back with yet another dose of WordPress news and analysis. This month, GoDaddy found itself in the news quite a bit. They made a big splashy acquisition in the managed WordPress hosting space, but they also had a vulnerability in their own managed WordPress hosting that could put millions(!) of WordPress sites at risk.
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It’s time for another round of news stories and interesting goings-on from the WordPress ecosystem. And there’s a lot to talk about! First off, there are some interesting developments from team Jetpack. In short, some of their services are going full standalone. Then we’ll talk about what’s happening with the upcoming WordPress 5.9 – there’s always something.
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What is WordPress? At a high level, it’s a tool that helps you create a website. You can kind of think of it as your website’s operating system. Learn more here.
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Trying to choose between Outlook vs Gmail for your personal or business email? We're going to compare both platforms across different categories to help you choose the best email tool for your needs.
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We’re going to compare how these two platforms stack up so that you can pick the right option for your situation. It's Google Cloud vs AWS!
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In our hands-on Squarespace vs WordPress comparison, we'll dig into those key differences so you can be confident you're picking the best platform for your website. In total, we'll compare these two platforms in five key areas.
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We’ll start by quickly introducing you to how domain ownership works so that you know what’s going on. Then, we’ll show you step-by-step how to buy a domain name from some of the most popular domain registrars.
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Your domain’s nameservers control important DNS settings for the domain, like pointing visitors’ browsers to the server where your actual website is located. You’ll typically need to change them if you’re changing web hosting or implementing a security/performance service, such as Cloudflare or Sucuri.
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Trying to decide between ClickFunnels vs Leadpages? Both of these tools help you capture more leads and convert more visitors into customers. But while they share that similarity, they do so in slightly different ways and with different emphases.
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