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If you are looking for a way to send confirmation emails on your WordPress site, you have come to the right place. In this article, I will be explaining what confirmation emails are, the different types of confirmation emails, and a few steps to improve email deliverability along with step-by-step instructions to set up confirmation … Continue reading How to send confirmation emails on your WordPress site

By default, WordPress doesn't come with support for frontend file uploads or forms out of the box. This is because, most people use WordPress for uploading their own content to the web and not collecting information, especially files from their website visitors. But since WordPress is extensible, you can easily add these features to your … Continue reading How to create a file upload form in WordPress

Imagine receiving endless emails on your business email each day only to find that they are absolute junk. Not only do they not add any value to your business but also it makes it difficult for you to find and reply to legitimate emails. Sometimes this number can go very well up to more than … Continue reading How to stop WordPress contact form spam using reCAPTCHA

With the rise of powerful and highly customizable WordPress form builder plugins, casual WordPress users and businesses are now opting for a form builder plugin that integrates with different payment gateways over standalone plugins which offer the same feature. One such plugin is WPForms - the best form builder plugin for WordPress. It allows you … Continue reading How to accept payments with Stripe in WordPress

By default, Google Analytics does not track the performance of articles categorized by each author on your website. So, it becomes difficult for you to find which author's articles are performing the best in a multi-author setup. This data can help you take some important business decisions like whether or not you need to retain … Continue reading How to set up author tracking in WordPress with Google Analytics

Search engine giant Google has released a new plugin for WordPress that makes it easy for website owners like us to view consolidated data from across all Google's services that we use for our website (Search Console, Analytics, etc) in a neat and centralized dashboard on our WordPress site. This data is directly collected from … Continue reading How to set up Google Site Kit on your WordPress site