Tips Tuesday

Tips this week include:
• Two new comment reply notification plugin tutorials
• DIY SEO survey results livestream this week
• Webmaster tutorial updates for HTTPS
• How the privacy policy changes at WP.com and new GDPR regulations for the EU affect you
• Why there is a bright economic future for Gutenberg devs and designers
• What I think about the threat of WordPress Attrition over Gutenberg
• What’s up with WP Spamshield moving to a premium plugin
• Is the biggest DDoS brute force attack in history underway right now?
• What you need to know about the TLS upgrade deadline coming from Google
• Getting your site ready for Google’s Mobile First Indexing
• What everybody needs to know about PHP 7.2
• What you need to do before Storify shuts down this spring

Tips this week include:
• SEO Workshop session outline posted
• New Facebook group for DIY SEO members
• New email templates for BlogAid
• Special thank you to Denise Wakeman for a great visibility challenge
• Just released video of Morten’s Gutenberg presentation at WordCampUS
• Why Jason Pollock of CalderaForms is so excited about Gutenberg
• A proposed start on a plugin compatibility check for Gutenberg
• The economic impact of Gutenberg rollout on devs, designers, and users
• How to avoid Gutenberg transition chaos
• Why you shouldn’t wait on Gutenberg to design your next theme
• Plugins are getting an active install graph in the repo
• What’s in the newest 5.9 version of Yoast SEO
• A glimpse at all of the Google SEO changes for November
• What Sprout Social acquiring Simply Measured means for you and me
• The Moz SEO reader survey results are in and they are very interesting
• Stats on the rise of mobile and voice activated search

Tips this week include:
• BlogAid Holiday Specials Continue
• Why you need to watch the updated DIY SEO tutorials
• The big traffic changes coming in 2018
• Whether it’s safe to update to WordPress 4.9 yet
• Which page builder plugin is calling it quits and why
• A peek at SEO for 2018
• Workarounds for a page template bug in WP 4.9
• What I found while searching in the new WP 4.9 code editor
• New features at the GTMetrix online tester
• Which host has been doing emergency maintenance for days
• Why WordFence is rebranding as Defiant
• The fun way CloudFlare creates truly random encryption

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