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How to reduce WordPress database size for performance? There are 2 ways to clean and optimize your WordPress MySQL Database. Plugin is the preferred choice due to the simplicity of a click of a button. WP-Optimize is an effective tool […]

The wp-config.php file is like the ‘setting’ list of your WordPress site, it is the bridge between your file system and your MySQL database. It contains important information such as username and password. Don’t Click ➤ 7 Must Use SQL […]

One of the most overlooked SEO rules is broken links. If you managed a site that is more than 10 years, chances are, it has lots of broken images and links. A broken link or dead link is a link […]

Unless the webmaster made public of their web data, it is impossible to accurately benchmark them against another site. Website ranking analytic services are merely guessing the data via various sources, depending on the data available and methodology used, some […]

What are the best Google Adsense alternatives? You are here because Adsense rejected your application or your account got banned due to policy violation. For whatever reason it is, there are a handful of alternatives, undeniably Google Adsense is still […]

Optimize and compress PNG image files with these 3 free tools. Saving images for web/email/other media with the best compression ratio and quality is a difficult task if you don’t have the right tools. For those with a site that […]

For those with a hacked WordPress site, you will know that hackers tend to modify the .htaccess files and will redirect all traffic from Google to another url. Usually a php located in your wp-content/uploads folder. If you are using […]

Unlike Pingdom’s Website Speed Test or GTmetrix, speed is not the only SEO, it is only part of the overall SEO strategy. There are many more factors such as http2, First Bytes, header and more. This is where these three […]

According to W3Techs, WordPress is used by 58.9% of all the websites powered by the top 5 content management system (CMS), these CMS are Drupal, Joomla, Magento and Blogger. As for the entire website on the internet, WordPress powers approximately […]

How to reduce your WordPress CPU load without upgrading your WordPress shared hosting server? The last thing you’ll ever want is a slow server which might affect your Google ranking, a constant server crash (if you’re on dedicated server) or […]

Are you having the “No tables found in database” error where accessing them via phpmyadmin is not possible while the websites or blogs runs perfectly without any problem? The pulldown correctly lists the number of tables next to the database […]

Apache won’t start on XAMPP? If Apache cannot or fails to load, it is probably another software using the same port 80. This can be troublesome if you can’t access your locally installed WordPress. What you need to do is […]