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In the past few years, we have covered plenty of ways you can add infographics and other interactive elements to your website to increase user engagement and reduce your bounce rate. The Present History WordPress plugin lets you add interactive timelines with image and video backgrounds to your site.
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Continue ReadingIn this day and age, your customers will expect to have access to a comprehensive FAQ section and help forums when they buy your products. Thanks to themes such as Helpley, you can build an attractive help center powered by WordPress. It has a responsive design and comes with an advanced theme options panel for easy customization.
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Continue ReadingSo you run a website covering TV series or would like to create a good looking schedule for your own content network? The TV Schedule WordPress Plugin can help. It has 6 schedule styles and lets you customize colors, font, image, title, and other settings.
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Continue ReadingRunning an online store can be exciting but you will need to work hard to keep your customers happy. You will have to answer pre-sale questions and keep up with existing customers’ problems, and a whole lot more. The WooCommerce Order Support Ticket Management plugin can help. It lets you define priorities and departments to start accepting tickets from your customers.
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Continue ReadingIn the age of adblockers, content publishers have to come up with new ways to monetize their content. The simplest way to do so is by simply ask for donations. Donation Content Locker for WordPress is a handy plugin that lets you give access to your premium content to those who donate to your business.
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Continue ReadingIn the past few years, we have covered a whole host of themes and plugins that let you sell food products online. Burgelo is a WooCommerce theme for Elementor for your food delivery business. It can be customized via drag & drop and looks gorgeous on desktop and mobile devices.
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Continue ReadingWe all have a bunch of WordPress plugins we can’t live out. Installing and activating too many plugins can lead to performance issues though. In certain cases, you may not even need all your plugins to be active on every page. Deactivate Plugins Per Page is just the plugin for the job. It lets you load plugins only on pages they are needed.
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