Article from Wordpress Plugin

How to put Adrenalin on your WordPress blog, Speed-up upto 4x?

I spent lots of time on speeding up my wordpress based blog/site. I tweak on different parameters and measure performance. But, novice, time-poor or professional users would not be interested on tweaking, they rely on some plug-in or third party application which can do all the thing, because they don’t have time to do all the tricky job. Why am I focusing much on Speed….? Simple reason, to load the blog much faster. Faster loading means more user friendly. Because, people don’t want to wait and see the loading scene of your site for longer time. Take my Example: Whenever … Continue reading →

Posted in Wordpress | 7 Comments

How to get More Reader by Publishing your Blog Post as Newsletter?

There are mainly two ways to subscribe blog post either by RSS feed or by Newsletter Subscription/Email Subscriptions. Your blog reader may choose one of the above option. In my experience: subscribing blog post via RSS feed reader doesn’t make good sense. Reading blog post via RSS feed reader is not welcoming for your blog visitor at all. It need some bit of configuration. Grab the RSS URL, put it on your reader, etc. You will notice that your blog visitors doesn’t prefer RSS feed subscription at all due to this type of tidy configuration. If you take my example: … Continue reading →

Posted in Wordpress | Leave a comment

WP-Invoice a WordPress Plugin Helps Invoicing Made Easy

WP-Invoice a professional type of WordPress Plug-in helps Invoicing made easy. Who can use this WordPress plug-in? If you are a seller, using WordPress blog platform, and want to send itemized invoices to your clients then this plug-in is for you. How Does it Work? Simple—once you create invoice an email with a brief description about the invoice and a unique link is sent to your client. Your client follow the link, view their invoice, and pay the bill using payment gateway of PayPal or Credit Card. Note:- Here, creating invoice needs you to register the client first; and for … Continue reading →