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WordPress 6.8 introduced a highly requested feature: Speculative Loading. But what exactly is it, and how does it affect your website? In simple terms, and in WordPress specifically, it’s a technique that makes your site feel faster by predicting which page(s) a visitor is likely to view next and preloading them. In this guide, we’ll

Even though you may have a fantastic marketing system, a wonderful product, or offer incredible customer service, there is still one thing that can stop a sale dead in its tracks if you aren’t careful. If a customer has any fear that their sensitive data could be compromised during an online checkout, they are going

Did you know that web hosting fees are tax-deductible for business owners? These costs typically qualify as ordinary business expenses, whether you pay monthly or annually. You can also deduct related expenses like domain registration, website design, development costs, and necessary software. Keep detailed records of all website-related expenses and report them on Schedule C

How much time are you wasting manually tracking affiliate sales, calculating commissions, and managing payouts for your WooCommerce store? Better yet, how many potential affiliates have you lost because your current plugin can’t handle their basic requirements? These are questions I asked myself when I started managing affiliate programs. Since then, I’ve tested virtually every

I was recently doing some updates to a website that had hundreds of registered users. The updates required checking to see if a specific user meta field was empty or not. Rather then opening every single user and checking I decided to add a new column to the Users dashboard. This way I could skim

The following post emphasizes on another WordPress fix that has been encountered by many of you – “Failed to Load Resource”. Being easy to use the platform it isn’t necessary to assume that all the WordPress users are technically sound. Many non-tech professionals find it challenging to figure out what resource or file is not