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Take Me There!See how to fix common errors when adding GA tracking code, Facebook Pixel, or other code to the head of your site. They are often caused by the firewall in ModSecurity or other site protection methods. And you don’t want to turn that security off permanently, even if the host tells you to.
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See how and why to dump Google Analytics plugins and add the tracking code directly to your site.
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Tips this week include:
• An update on what’s happening with my speed testing
• We’ll be covering global SEO site guidelines in our next DIY SEO live workshop Thursday
• Why you may want to revamp your site layout
• An upcoming Instagram chat with my Site Audit Plus clients
• The secret deals happening that will make our domain name prices go up
• What’s in the WordPress 5.4 Beta release and what was just a wild rumor
• The new Gutenberg features coming in WordPress 5.4 that I’m excited about
• The temporary issues with updating the Google Analytics Dashboard for WP plugin and what they stripped out of the free version
• The issues some folks are having with adding Google Analytics code directly to their site
• Why you need to update the Ninja Forms plugin immediately
• What’s really going on with SiteGround moving sites over to Google Cloud
• The new cookie blocking I’ve seen in both Firefox and Chrome this week
• A new star rating review snippet report in Google Search Console that recipe sites will want to know about
Tips this week include:
• Why we’re going back to our original time for the livestream
• Interesting site speed case study I’m doing this week
• Where the encore of the Gutenberg webinar will be shown
• DIY SEO Quick Start begins this Thursday to prep for our live workshops
• What’s new from the dev of Social Pug
• Which speed tests I’m starting on this week
• Why you need to go directly to your WP login page to avoid a redirect
• Why you need to log out of your WP site
• Why it’s a mistake to think that Google alone is pushing us for better internet security
• The new unsecured warning Chrome will start showing this week
• Why 3rd party cookies are going to die and what this means for those who run ads on their site
Tips this week include:
• Why you need to get your site spring cleaning booked now
• Free webinar this Thursday to see the power of Gutenberg
• Why there will be a one week delay you won’t mind on starting the DIY SEO workshops
• Why I’ll be making the data from my speed tests public this year
• Who built all of the themes I’ll be using in those speed tests
• Why the Toolset Blocks commitment to Gutenberg spells the death of page builders
• What’s coming next to Gutenberg
• Are you regularly checking your feedback data and why it’s critically important to do so
• Is keyword research totally dead now?
• Big congratulations to Mediavine on winning 2 Google Certified Publishing Partner Awards
Read More about Tips Tuesday – Gutenberg Webinar, Speed Tests, Themes, Mediavine Awards
Tips this week include:
• Time’s running out fast on the BlogAid Holiday Deals – we’re down to the final days so get your goodies before Santa MaAnna packs her bag and they’re gone!
• An invitation for you to give a little input on whether you’d listen the livestream from Tuesday evening as a podcast.
• What’s in my tell-all post for the 2019 year in review for my hobby to money-making site
• What’s in the 2019 year in review for BlogAid post and what’s coming for 2020
• Why you’ll be receiving less emails from me
• Why I was banned from a scrollsaw Facebook group
• Why I got so mad in another Facebook group that I’m on a mission to do something about it
• The surprise migrations happening at SiteGround with very little notice and what you need to change
• The awesome perks my site audit clients get for free, like help with what’s happening at SiteGround
• Why the WP devs are asking designers to rethink themes with Gutenberg
• Why all designers need to follow the Make WordPress Design blog now
• An update on progress with the new Block Directory and why I’m excited about it
• And when I’ll be flipping more of my sites to Gutenberg
Get a snapshot of it took to have site success in 2019, the hurdles we overcame, and what’s coming next from BlogAid.
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Tips this week include:
• Multiple tips and myth busting for DIY site owners
• Why I had to mute a few Facebook groups
• 11 new Gutenberg Ninja tutorials are now live, including full page examples for home, landing, optins, and more
• WordPress 5.3.1 is out
• The difference in major and minor releases and which one auto updates
• Why you need to get on the Cloudflare Pro for better security
• Why security plugins don’t work and what they’re really doing to your hosting resources
• Why you must get a site audit checkup
• All of the site audit client perks you get for free, including where to find info I don’t release to the public
• Which is the best hosting, and why most replies to that question are useless
• The truth about why migrating to a new host is harder than it used to be
• Checking on the Yoast SEO Search Index Purge plugin and why I think it may not be working and what to do about it
• Why to stop using an incognito window to check ranking
• Why you need to check your WP Fastest Cache settings now
• Why I’m suggesting you embed Google Analytics code instead of using a plugin
• The bot hits that Google Analytics is not counting that are costing you money
• A check to see if you are using the WP Rollback plugin correctly
• Why I suggest doing a full purge after plugin updates, and how to do it
• What’s in the email you get from Amazon S3 for your backup file storage, and why not to freak out about it
• A way to check that your backup is getting everything you need to fully restore your site
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