Podcast

Tips this week include:
• The BlogAid Holiday Specials are here!
• The end of the Tips Tuesday live recap
• Bugs in the new FireFox Quantum browser that will affect webmasters
• Details on WordCampUS coming up in December
• Whether it’s safe to update to WordPress 4.9 or not
• What’s up with all the internet connection issues
• What popular theme builder doesn’t convert to HTTPS
• Why the Really Simple SSL Pro plugin is a rip off
• An open survey on what you want to learn most about SEO

Tips this week include:
• A fun video tour of what’s new in WordPress 4.9
• DIY SEO course updates
• A preview of what will be included in the next SEO Workshop
• An update on the new Google Analytics and Search Console Courses
• What’s up with SSL certificates that can’t auto renew
• Why WP-Spamshield was pulled from the WP plugin repository
• A new jpg compression tool in the works
• Why designers hate Gutenberg but shouldn’t and what site owners need to know about this
• A new guide on local SEO ranking factors for 2018
• 4 ways to shift your thinking to focus on your audience
• 12 types of awesome visual content for your blog posts
• How shopping on Instagram will dominate this holiday season and why Pinterest folks need to care

Tips this week include:
• What’s up with all the internet and site outages
• Best comment reply notification plugins results are in
• Revamp of the DIY SEO course underway
• What I discovered while making the WP Rocket tutorials
• Scary security issues with one ad network
• What’s going into and coming out of core in WordPress 4.9
• A serious discussion about WP core using iFrames going forward
• The top 5 link building methods for 2018 that everyone should read
• Tips for how to show up better in local search results
• How to target different generations on social media and why you should

Tips this week include:
• Why there’s new music on Tips Tuesday
• More of what I’m finding in After HTTPS checks and the big thing missing from the all
• Why I decided to use Buffer instead of CoSchedule for now
• Wrapping up the Comment Reply Notification plugin tests
• Update on my new WP Rocket plugin tests
• WordPress 4.9 beta 4 released and what’s not in it, thankfully
• Confirmation on whether TinyMCE Advanced will work with Gutenberg
• Results of 40 end users trying out Gutenberg – a case study from Yoast
• Why you need to add your 2 cents on the new WordPress survey
• What’s in the PHP 7.2 release coming soon
• Why the new EU plugin standard will be of interest to those who run ads
• The Postman SMTP plugin is now under new management
• How to get your site ready for Google’s Mobile First Index
• A new single optin default at MailChimp
• My results with the new Sonar testing tool from Microsoft
• Why you get radically different results with different online testers
• The retirement of FireFox Firebug

Tips this week include:
• What me and a client found in our After HTTPS Conversion check
• Why we’re having a redo on a comment reply notification plugin test
• What happens to your old comments when you change to a new User in WordPress
• Stopping bots from running end around CloudFlare
• WP Rocket tests are starting
• New mini courses, workshops, and boot camp in the works
• WordPress 4.9 Beta 3 released, and the dog doo doo in it
• Google’s take on whether comments are really better on your site than on social media
• How links in headers, footers, content, and navigation impact your SEO
• The trick to finding the balance with titles that work for SEO, social media, and site visitors
• Facebook ditches authorship
• Whether Google bots support the HTTP/2 protocol and why we care
• Do you know if your site is ADA compliant?
• The 3 attributes of great content

Tips this week include:
• New After HTTPS Services launched
• 5 Ways to Create Image Widgets: That Won’t Slow Down Your Site
• Update on our Comment Reply Notification Plugin tests
• What’s up with the KRACK Wi-Fi vulnerability
• Why I’m keeping a close eye on BuzzSumo being acquired by Brandwatch
• Cool image gallery layouts in the MaxGallery plugin
• What Gutenberg Means to the Future of WordPress
• WordPress 4.9 Beta 2 Released
• How to Make Time for Social Media
• Why I’m Checking Out CoSchedule
• Why an argument for using AMP falls short for most of us bloggers
• How to Deal with Scope Creep on a Web Design Project
• 7 Secrets For Getting Traffic To Your Blog
• Whether You Should Add Push Notifications to Your WordPress Website

Tips this week include:
• Update on the Comment Reply Notification plugin tests
• A video to see just how much a Pinterest widget slows down your site
• Why we won’t be using the Gutenberg text editor when it rolls out
• A new Gutenberg test feedback link
• New SEO courses underway
• Changes to the Webmaster Training courses
• New services for after HTTPS switch help
• What’s in the WP 4.9 Beta release
• Major data breach at the Disqus comment service
• How to protect your accounts and site from attacks like this
• An epic must read post on the three marks of great content
• A beginner’s look at UX and SEO
• Why webmasters want to learn how to manage their sites from the command line
• The big news with the Regenerate Thumbnails plugin
• The best free and paid stock photo sites

Tips this week include:
• BlogAid posts syndicated in The Daily Bolt
• Live chats this week with DIY SEO and Webmaster Level 6 members
• Comment reply notification plugin tests underway
• Why you must switch away from the Fast Secure Contact Form plugin
• A super beginner’s guide to Regular Expressions
• How staying logged into your site is causing performance issues
• Why there is no such thing as 3 top ranking factors for SEO and what to focus on instead
• What’s new in Yoast 5.5
• 5 easy steps for lead generation that every site owner should read
• Cloudflare releases a new video streaming platform
• How even 2 seconds of video watch time can radically increase your revenue
• A super speed comparison of popular page builders