WordPress
5 Best Free Content Management Systems
According to MillForBusiness, 380 new websites are created every minute. Yes, you read that right, every minute! And you’d never find an easier time in the past for creating a new website. Thanks to numerous platforms and open source Content Marketing Systems (CMSs) that have been developed, you can create almost any kind of website…
Read More10X Strategy: How To Bootstrap Your SEO
Let me put this straight: SEO is really tough in 2019. Well, it never was easy. Maybe, a lot less competition back in 2009. But, these days, practically all major niches and keyword clusters are occupied with strong sites, which are super hard to outrank. Especially for a small site, with a low budget, and…
Read MoreHighly Rated WordPress Security Plugins
WordPress is one of the most powerful website content management systems on the planet. Its immense potential is easy to see. WordPress makes it much easier for you to get the most out of running a website. However, thanks to its widespread usage, the WordPress platform is frequently a target for hackers and attackers. If…
Read More6 Simple Ways To Make Your eCommerce Store Look More Professional
So, you’ve launched an online store – congrats! What you might have quickly realized, though, is that simply having the right product isn’t enough. Just like shoppers in the real world won’t enter a store if it looks unpresentable, your online visitors will quickly click away from an unprofessional website. Conversions and sales will be…
Read More6 Reasons NOT To Buy a Custom WordPress Theme
It’s no secret to clients and colleague alike…I’m a huge fan of WordPress for a variety of reasons (ease of use, extensibility, frequency of security updates, etc.). One of its huge strengths is the availability of a large number of themes. Yet, I regularly get asked the question, “Why shouldn’t I buy a custom WordPress…
Read MoreHow to Protect Your Blog Content From Being Stolen
Blogging can be difficult in itself without having to worry about plagiarism and content theft. Some people make it a habit to take other creators’ content, slap a couple of backlinks and sponsored referral links on it for good measure and publish it as their own. It’s something that no professional service should tolerate, and…
Read MoreInfographic: Why WordPress is Our Preferred CMS
This week I came across the following infographic courtesy of Skilled.co. As many of you already know, Return On Now will work with nearly any CMS, but we prefer WordPress when we have a say in the decision. I could list many reasons why this is our favorite CMS. But much of it would be…
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