It's funny how "putting WordPress on autopilot" meant a completely different thing just a couple of years ago. It used to involve things like Zapier, IFTTT, and a couple of WordPress plugins that emulated those tools inside WordPress UI. Nowadays it's all AI.
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An updated Optimole review with current features, plan limits, pros, cons, and clearly labeled results from a 10-image test run in 2025.
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Selling courses in WordPress? You might not need WooCommerce at all. This guide compares native LMS checkout against WooCommerce so you can pick the right setup.
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Want an AI page builder in Gutenberg? Otter Blocks 3.2 generates full sections and pages from a simple prompt. Learn the setup, the catch, and what free vs Pro gets you.
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Want a WordPress AI chatbot that answers from your own posts and pages? Learn how RAG actually works, then set up Hyve Lite free, limits and all.
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The WordPress block editor is already pretty useful right out the box. It comes with a solid set of basic blocks. Otter Blocks promises it can improve on that, and extends the block editor in all sorts of different ways.
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Want to sell engraved or personalized products in WooCommerce? This guide builds a customizable product with free PPOM: text fields, paid options, conditional logic.
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Want to display multiple RSS feeds on one page in WordPress? This guide builds a self-updating news wall or niche digest with the free Feedzy plugin.
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Want visitors to set their own donation amount? Here's how to build a pay-what-you-want Stripe form in WordPress with WP Full Pay, fees included.
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The block editor has been one of the best additions to WordPress over the last several years. However, you can still make it work even better by installing one of these best Gutenberg block plugins that I'm about to show you.
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Your site is slow. People leave. Google shrugs. You tweak your theme, compress your images, scream into the void. Still slow… The problem might be your cache plugin, or rather the cache plugin you're not using yet.
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Looking for the best image optimization plugin for WordPress? To help you choose, we went hands-on with five popular options and ran our own tests. See the results of these tests here.
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The best free learning management system (LMS) for WordPress is Masteriyo. With that said, there are other free LMS options that have particular strengths and lend themselves well to specific use cases. In the remainder of this post, I'm going to break down five of the best free choices available right now, so you can pick the one that suits you.
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Want to show data on your WordPress site? And I don't mean just dump some numbers on a page. I mean actually make it clear, clean, easy to understand, and frankly good looking. Well, you need a tool for charts.
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Data tends to look quite dull until you give it some shape. That's what WordPress data visualization plugins do. They turn plain numbers into something people want to look at. This post is for site owners, writers, and creators who want their charts to say something instead of just sitting there.
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Keeping your website's performance in top shape is one of the keys to its success. This includes optimizing your images so they aren't a drain on your site's resources. However, it can be hard to choose among the top tools for doing so - such as deciding between Imagify vs Smush vs ShortPixel vs Optimole.
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Just like apps enhance your phone, some of the best WordPress plugins can transform a basic WordPress site into something special. From powerful SEO tools to simple contact form plugins, it’s impressive how a quick ten-second installation can make such a big difference.
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Pulling articles from other sites into your own can be tricky. Pick the wrong plugin and you get clutter, broken layouts, or half-loaded posts that are nowhere near your editorial standards.
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If you are looking to create and sell online courses then you need an effective WordPress LMS (learning management system) to assist you. A powerful LMS plugin will help you to design varied and stimulating courses, that inform your learners and provide value for money.
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Teaching online shouldn’t feel like wrestling with software, yet that’s what many WordPress LMS plugins make you do. It’s often not entirely their fault, though. After all, transforming WordPress into a full-featured LMS is a significant challenge, and it’s difficult to keep things intuitive while making a lot of functionality possible.
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Fundraising is hard. Accepting payments shouldn’t be. I tested popular WordPress donation plugins to determine how well they can help you meet your online fundraising goals.
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Our hands-on Elementor review will help you decide whether or not it's the right option for your website. We'll take a look at Elementor's pros and cons, as well as its pricing plans. In addition, we'll share some alternatives to help you choose the best tool for your situation.
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In the world of online business, staying in touch with your customers and site visitors is key to achieving growth. Luckily, if you’re a WordPress user, you have access to a range of email marketing plugins for WordPress that can let you spin up an effective campaign all within your website.
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Love them or hate them, email subscription popup plugins just do their job. And they do their job well. So well, in fact, that reports of 600% increases in conversion rates purely as a result of implementing the right email marketing strategy are not uncommon to see.
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WordPress isn't just a mere content management system, you can do so much more with it. By optimizing your site with the best eCommerce plugins for WordPress, you can turn it into a stunning and profitable online store that rivals the finest digital stores out there.
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Are you wondering what the best blocks plugin for WordPress is? This guide to Kadence Blocks vs GenerateBlocks vs Otter is here to help.
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Making your website available in multiple languages can help you reach a wider audience. Let's look at what a multilingual website is, and how to create a WordPress multilingual website.
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As functionality and interactivity increase on the web, there has been a steady increase in web page size over the last few years. As of early 2018, the average page size on the internet stood at over 2 MB! How to battle this? A little something called lazy loading images is one of the better solutions.
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Whether it’s a personal blog or an ecommerce store, managing a successful WordPress website takes a lot of time and effort. You might not have the resources to complete all the essential tasks in a timely manner. So, you may be shopping around for a WordPress AI plugin to help you. In this post, we’ll take a look at seven AI tools you can use to improve your WordPress site.
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