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By default the main RSS feed of your WordPress site only includes standard posts. WordPress does create extra feeds for custom post types, but what if you wanted those posts in your main feed? In this tutorial I’ll show you the code needed to include custom post types into the main RSS feed in WordPress. […]

Technologies are everywhere. Many people rely on the Internet when choosing what and where to buy. In order to win their hearts, you should be ready to impress them with your top-notch startup web presence. To help you get started, we share with you 10 most-wanted WordPress themes for consulting and startups of this summer.

Looking at successful eCommerce blog examples can provide valuable insights into building brand authority, driving traffic, and increasing sales. A well-planned and structured eCommerce blog can establish your online store as a reputable and trusted brand leader while boosting your SEO (Search Engine Optimization) and customer engagement. There are roughly 12 to 24 million eCommerce

The Post Types Unlimited plugin, also known as “PTU”, allows you to easily add custom post types and taxonomies to your WordPress site. I created this plugin because other plugins, such as the popular Custom Post Type UI plugin, are bloated & full of upsells. It is a great add-on for any site that requires

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

Discover industry benchmarks to maximize your online store’s success! While the average eCommerce conversion rate is 2.5-3%, it varies significantly by sector: food and beverage leads at 6.04%, health and beauty follows at 4.55%, while home and garden lags at 1.24%. Boost your conversions by addressing common bottlenecks through reliable hosting, enhanced security measures, and

“How do I make this page private for members only?” That’s one of the most common questions I get asked by my friends who use WordPress. I remember asking the same question myself when we were building our video membership site at WPBeginner. Luckily, it’s surprisingly easy to restrict page access to logged-in users in