Sallie Goetsch explains three things website owners need to address in 2017: SSL certificates, intrusive interstitials, and Google AMP. From the East Bay WordPress Meetup, January 2017.
We hear it all the time. We should have a blog. Writing a blog article is the easy part, most of the time. It’s the blog part that baffles many of us. Susan K. Stewart, the blog coordinator for Mount Hermon Writer’s Conference, gives non-technical advice to start a blog using WordPress. From purchasing a URL to setting up a simple-to-use blog platform to writing the first blog post, Susan will give step-by-step instructions to get started. The new Gutenberg content managements is also discussed
How To Use WordPress For Your Business SiteBobWP.com
In this workshop I explained the benefits of using WordPress for your business site. With its flexibility through themes and plugins, you can create a professional site that the search engines will find and sell your services and/or products.
We hear it all the time. We should have a blog. Writing a blog article is the easy part, most of the time. It’s the blog part that baffles many of us. Susan K. Stewart, the blog coordinator for Mount Hermon Writer’s Conference, gives non-technical advice to start a blog using WordPress. From purchasing a URL to setting up a simple-to-use blog platform to writing the first blog post, Susan will give step-by-step instructions to get started. The new Gutenberg content managements is also discussed
How To Use WordPress For Your Business SiteBobWP.com
In this workshop I explained the benefits of using WordPress for your business site. With its flexibility through themes and plugins, you can create a professional site that the search engines will find and sell your services and/or products.
WordPress Websites: Making and Marketing with Jupiter Jim jupiterjim
This is a presentation I gave to Fran Asaro's Thrive Anyway Group. The slide make more sense when I am presenting them. However, just click along and you will learn some things about WordPress, plugins, hosting companies, WordPress Themes, Thesis Theme, Genesis Theme and the like. Let me know if you have any questions! !
~ Jupiter Jim
http://jupiterjim.com/
2014 WordCamp Phoenix Presentation: Introduction to WordPress ContentGabriela Levit
Introduction and how to add WordPress Content. Topics: Wordpress.com vs. Wordpress.org, Posts, Pages, Widgets, Menus, WYSIWYG Editor (Visual Editor), Image Editor, Categories and Tags
Introduction to WordPress for PhotographersGabriela Levit
Slides from my presentation at the American Society of Media Photographers, "Introduction to WordPress for Photographers". Topics included:
1. WordPress.com (hosted service) vs. WordPress.org (self-hosted)
2. Overview of the media library
3. How to create and edit web pages and blog posts
4. Adding images and image galleries
5. Creating Menus
6. Customizing your WordPress Theme
Maximize the All In One SEO Wordpress PluginScott Stawarz
Right now, the All In One SEO (AIOSEO) plugin has been downloaded over 5,000,000 times and is one of the most popular wordpress plugins. Finding an answer on why it is popular can be found by looking at why we blog. For some, we blog to be more accountable, we blog for recognition, we blog for fun, we blog to help others, we blog for money. Ultimately, we blog to be found. One way to be found is to make sure your wordpress site is optimized for search engine readability by using the All In One SEO plugin. During the session we will discuss:
*Should you even install the All In One SEO plugin? Doesn't Wordpress do SEO for me?
*After activating the All In One SEO plugin, what are the initial settings? Home title, Home Description, Different Title Formats, Noindex
*AIOSEO is Installed, Now what should you do for each post? what's the difference between the Page Title and Post Title? Do I worry about Description and Keywords?
Wordcamp, India 2009 - How to Implement SEO on a Wordpress Blog - Wordpress S...Abhinav Gulyani
Abhinav Gulyani aka Aby presents at India's First Wordcamp - On implementation of SEO on Wordpress Blog / Website. He also talks about Social Media Marketing, Microblogging, On Page SEO & Off Page SEO Wordpress Plugins, Wordpress SEO Tips.
Allison Sheridan of the NosillaCast Podcast (hosted at podfeet.com) presented this at Blogworld Expo in October 2010 in Las Vegas. It focused on how to make both your podcast and your blog more accessibile to try and capture some of the 600,000 people worldwide who are visually or hearing impaired.
Finding Useful Plugins: How To Extend WordPress Past a Simple BlogMeagan Hanes
Plugins are what lets WordPress power so much of the web – all kinds of customizability in only a few clicks! Let’s talk about the WordPress Plugin ecosystem, learn how to identify good plugins from bad ones, and compare paid versus free plugins. I’ll also share my top list of awesome plugins to push WordPress way past a simple blog.
What is AMP and why should you care about it? This presentation will give an overview of the AMP specifications and what are its benefits. This will include case study examples. Next, I’ll discuss the challenges of implementing AMP, AMP and Gutenberg, and AMP themes/plugins.
WordPress SEO Tips from a talk given at the Melbourne SEO Meetup in April 2016. It was delivered in person, and also via a webinar via an SEMrush online event.
Advanced Technical SEO - Index Bloat & Discovery: from Facets to Javascript F...Kahena Digital Marketing
Ari Nahmani covers the latest in advanced technical SEO at SMX Munich (Muenchen) 2016. Discussions of the deprecated HTML snapshot, Javascript crawlability and indexing, new frameworks, prerendering, server side rendering, prerender.io, isomorphic javascript, and other technical issues related to the future of protecting your index health.
How to start a WordPress site that generates $1000 monthlyFEARGODOKEKE1
Starting up a blog can be daunting at times. Some find it very difficult to easily create a website. Thankfully a CMS like WordPress has made it very simple for you to easily create your site in few minutes. It doesn’t matter whether you’re a complete novice about blogging, the big question is “Are you ready to create your own website?”
WordPress SEO Basics - Melbourne WordPress MeetupChris Burgess
The slide deck from an introduction to WordPress SEO, covering basic search engine optimization, onsite and offsite factors, keyword/topic and content strategy, WordPress SEO by Yoast and a few recommendations to help people learn more about SEO in general.
What is Business Intelligence, and how can we plan for data and reporting when creating WordPress sites? This is a talk given at the East Bay WordPress meetup, and features sample SQL for creating reporting tables in WordPress.
WordPress Websites: Making and Marketing with Jupiter Jim jupiterjim
This is a presentation I gave to Fran Asaro's Thrive Anyway Group. The slide make more sense when I am presenting them. However, just click along and you will learn some things about WordPress, plugins, hosting companies, WordPress Themes, Thesis Theme, Genesis Theme and the like. Let me know if you have any questions! !
~ Jupiter Jim
http://jupiterjim.com/
2014 WordCamp Phoenix Presentation: Introduction to WordPress ContentGabriela Levit
Introduction and how to add WordPress Content. Topics: Wordpress.com vs. Wordpress.org, Posts, Pages, Widgets, Menus, WYSIWYG Editor (Visual Editor), Image Editor, Categories and Tags
Introduction to WordPress for PhotographersGabriela Levit
Slides from my presentation at the American Society of Media Photographers, "Introduction to WordPress for Photographers". Topics included:
1. WordPress.com (hosted service) vs. WordPress.org (self-hosted)
2. Overview of the media library
3. How to create and edit web pages and blog posts
4. Adding images and image galleries
5. Creating Menus
6. Customizing your WordPress Theme
Maximize the All In One SEO Wordpress PluginScott Stawarz
Right now, the All In One SEO (AIOSEO) plugin has been downloaded over 5,000,000 times and is one of the most popular wordpress plugins. Finding an answer on why it is popular can be found by looking at why we blog. For some, we blog to be more accountable, we blog for recognition, we blog for fun, we blog to help others, we blog for money. Ultimately, we blog to be found. One way to be found is to make sure your wordpress site is optimized for search engine readability by using the All In One SEO plugin. During the session we will discuss:
*Should you even install the All In One SEO plugin? Doesn't Wordpress do SEO for me?
*After activating the All In One SEO plugin, what are the initial settings? Home title, Home Description, Different Title Formats, Noindex
*AIOSEO is Installed, Now what should you do for each post? what's the difference between the Page Title and Post Title? Do I worry about Description and Keywords?
Wordcamp, India 2009 - How to Implement SEO on a Wordpress Blog - Wordpress S...Abhinav Gulyani
Abhinav Gulyani aka Aby presents at India's First Wordcamp - On implementation of SEO on Wordpress Blog / Website. He also talks about Social Media Marketing, Microblogging, On Page SEO & Off Page SEO Wordpress Plugins, Wordpress SEO Tips.
Allison Sheridan of the NosillaCast Podcast (hosted at podfeet.com) presented this at Blogworld Expo in October 2010 in Las Vegas. It focused on how to make both your podcast and your blog more accessibile to try and capture some of the 600,000 people worldwide who are visually or hearing impaired.
Finding Useful Plugins: How To Extend WordPress Past a Simple BlogMeagan Hanes
Plugins are what lets WordPress power so much of the web – all kinds of customizability in only a few clicks! Let’s talk about the WordPress Plugin ecosystem, learn how to identify good plugins from bad ones, and compare paid versus free plugins. I’ll also share my top list of awesome plugins to push WordPress way past a simple blog.
What is AMP and why should you care about it? This presentation will give an overview of the AMP specifications and what are its benefits. This will include case study examples. Next, I’ll discuss the challenges of implementing AMP, AMP and Gutenberg, and AMP themes/plugins.
WordPress SEO Tips from a talk given at the Melbourne SEO Meetup in April 2016. It was delivered in person, and also via a webinar via an SEMrush online event.
Advanced Technical SEO - Index Bloat & Discovery: from Facets to Javascript F...Kahena Digital Marketing
Ari Nahmani covers the latest in advanced technical SEO at SMX Munich (Muenchen) 2016. Discussions of the deprecated HTML snapshot, Javascript crawlability and indexing, new frameworks, prerendering, server side rendering, prerender.io, isomorphic javascript, and other technical issues related to the future of protecting your index health.
How to start a WordPress site that generates $1000 monthlyFEARGODOKEKE1
Starting up a blog can be daunting at times. Some find it very difficult to easily create a website. Thankfully a CMS like WordPress has made it very simple for you to easily create your site in few minutes. It doesn’t matter whether you’re a complete novice about blogging, the big question is “Are you ready to create your own website?”
WordPress SEO Basics - Melbourne WordPress MeetupChris Burgess
The slide deck from an introduction to WordPress SEO, covering basic search engine optimization, onsite and offsite factors, keyword/topic and content strategy, WordPress SEO by Yoast and a few recommendations to help people learn more about SEO in general.
What is Business Intelligence, and how can we plan for data and reporting when creating WordPress sites? This is a talk given at the East Bay WordPress meetup, and features sample SQL for creating reporting tables in WordPress.
Overview of On-Page SEO for WordPress by Lou Anne McKeefery of Be-Found.net. Presentation from June 2011 East Bay WordPress Meetup at Tech Liminal in Oakland, California.
WCSF 2012 - All You Can Eat Content TypesScott Clark
Thanks to a number of freely available plugins, you can create and customize any number of Content Types in whatever combinations that are necessary for a given project. This condensed presentation will go over many solutions available within the WordPress plugin directory which aim to save you time on your next project.
Devices that consume the web are being created at a never-before heard of rate. They’re getting smaller, lighter, faster, sharper, and sexier. Life is awesome right? But what about us web designers?
Let’s talk about how to get the best possible ratio of speed vs awesome, and what techniques to use for fast and stunning visual experiences.
At the November 2015 East Bay WordPress Meetup, we discussed comments on WordPress blogs, including when to enable comments, plugins to blog spam, third-party comment management systems, and plugins like Wheepl and Postmatic.
Rob La Gatta from Modern Tribe explains some of the current and future features of The Events Calendar and Events Calendar Pro at the July 2015 East Bay WordPress Meetup
Sallie Goetsch shows several examples of ways to customize Modern Tribe's plugins The Events Calendar and Events Calendar Pro, including importing events from another plugin, setting up an event slider with Meta Slider Pro, integrating The Events Calendar into a Genesis child theme, using shortcodes from Event Rocket, creating a horizontal list widget with photos, and modifying the Photo view to show an equal-heights grid instead of a masonry grid.
WordPress developers think WordPress is easy, but many site owners--our clients--have a very different idea. Here's why people find WordPress difficult to use and some ways we can make it easier.
A WordPress workshop geared towards Travel Writers, including advice on choosing themes and plugins, managing multiple author blogs, and SEO for WordPress.
Your website in the fast lane speedy seo (part 1)Christopher Dill
So let’s discuss website speed and how it affects your search engine optimization. Your website speed affects two different areas of your search engine optimization, first it affects the user experience and is probably the biggest item on this list. When users arrive at your site, does it take your page a while to load? Are the pages and images loading seconds after the page itself loads? Does your page flash up on styled before the CSS stylesheets load up? What about your slider pager, are they slowing the other things down on your website?
Reducing Server Resources: Improve Costs, SEO, Conversions & UXMichael Jones
A presentation I gave at the Melbourne SEO Meetup event in January 2015, this was a case study I undertook based on the experiences I was thrust into by managing my own websites and my web hosting provider.
As part of this presentation, I go through the issues i faced, how i diagnosed the problems, the solutions I put forward and finally, the results I saw.
Even though it wasn't exactly a great experience at the time, I actually learnt quite a lot and wish I has implemented the solutions much earlier. If there is one take away from my presentation, it's implement a CDN solution - the time to implement one is minimal and the ROI and potential UX improvements are phenomenal.
Please feel free to ask any questions in the comment box below, email me at info@holidaypoint.com.au, or if you live in Melbourne, come to the dedicated SEO Meetup at http://www.meetup.com/Melbourne-SEO/
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Types of SEO – OnPage, OffPage, Black, Grey, White Hat SEO
How search works ?
OnPage & OffPage SEO Techniques. (4 lessons)
Wordpress SEO & Yoast SEO Plugin-Installation & Features (5 lessons)
Local SEO, Technical SEO
Myths and Realities of SEO Practice (4 lessons)
Keyword Research & Analysis
100 proven ways of SEO. (4 lessons)
30 Tricks of SEO to rank in just 3-4 Weeks
Google Algorithm Updates
Website design by using CMS _M.Mujeeb Riaz Mujeeb Riaz
how to create a website
How to create website on word press
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What is CMS
Content Management System
What is Domian
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How to set up a WordPress website step by-step tutorialMarshall Reyher
This step-by-step, comprehensive tutorial will guide you through the process of getting your WordPress website up and running, with all the tools needed for your site to grow.
How to Fix a Slow WordPress Site (and get A+ scores)Lewis Ogden
Full Guide - https://bitsfrombytes.com/why-is-wordpress-slow/
In this site speed optimization guide, we provide 25-Tips to get blazing fast website speeds of under 0.5s.
Okc wp meetup june 2019_common_wp_mistakesLynn Dye
Here are 20 WordPress Mistakes to Avoid, but I should really say that here are 20 things TO DO for your WordPress website to be successful.
I did this presentation for the Oklahoma City WordPress June, 2019 meetup. This presentation was taken from the WPBeginner article of the same name. The attribution and url to the article are plainly stated on the first slide and there's a link in the presentation.
John Locke from Lockedown SEO walks the East Bay WordPress Meetup through the process of conducting an SEO audit on their own or their clients' websites.
Bob Spies shows the East Bay WordPress Meetup how to use the MemberPress plugin to protect online course content and why he chose MemberPress over the competition.
Graphic designer Amanda McCoy walks the East Bay WordPress Meetup through an explanation of how color works and techniques you can use to develop a color palette for your website.
Overview of the different event management plugins for WordPress, including The Events Calendar by Modern Tribe, Event Espresso, Events Manager, All in One Event Calendar, EventON, and Event Organiser.
East Bay WordPress Meetup organizer Sallie Goetsch provides an overview of form plugins for WordPress: Gravity Forms, Ninja Forms, Caldera Forms, WPForms, and Formidable Lite, with recommendations for the best free and premium form plugins to use on your WordPress site
The Advanced Custom Fields plugin for WordPress gives developers amazing capabilities, but it does have some limitations. Learn about uses for ACF and ACF Pro at the April 2015 East Bay WordPress Meetup.
The March 2015 East Bay WordPress Meetup focused on premium plugins, including Gravity Forms, Gravity+ (More) Stripe, Gravity Forms User Registration, BackupBuddy, Justified Image Grid, FacetWP, CSV Import Suite WooCommerce Extension, Product Bundles WooCommerce Extension
Sallie Goetsch provides an overview of how to use Google Webmaster Tools with WordPress and how they can help you get better insight from Google Analytics.
Katherine Mancuso from Tech Liminal provides an introduction to Google Analytics for the East Bay WordPress Meetup in April 2014: why you need Analytics, how to install the tracking code, what sessions are, how to set up goals and events.
A review of the Exchange e-commerce plugin for WordPress by iThemes, presented at the East Bay WordPress Meetup in March 2014. Pros: ease of use. Cons: no product variants. (That has since been fixed.) Recommendations: keep an eye on it, it may give WooCommerce some competitions. Probably a good product for beginners and those with simple stores.
Are you a WordPress freelancer or thinking of becoming one? Have you wondered about the economy built around this popular open-source content management system? These slides from the first half of the February 2014 East Bay WordPress Meetup present some statistics about those who work in WordPress.
Presentation from the November 2013 East Bay WordPress Meetup: what Sallie Goetsch has learned she needs to tell designers who aren't familiar with WordPress.
Stefan Didak's presentation about APC, memcached, varnish, and other tools for speeding up your WordPress site (as long as you're in charge of your own server). From the October 2013 East Bay WordPress Meetup.
My August presentation on Drag-and-Drop WordPress themes, revised and expanded for the Wine Country WordPress meetup, with a focus on the Themify Builder and its front-end editing capabilities
Sallie Goetsch provides a whirlwind tour of some of the available free and premium drag-and-drop (or, in some cases, click-and-add) WordPress themes, frameworks, and plugins, for the August 2013 East Bay WordPress Meetup.
Of the themes she actually analyzed, iThemes Builder is the only one that uses child themes (though it is not really drag and drop) and Themify Builder has the most intriguing interface, with front-end editing, though it is extremely heavy on the JavaScript and engages in some questionable practices, like adjusting your PHP memory without telling you it's going to do this.
The themes from Site Origin and CyberChimps offer limited drag-and-drop layout options that are easy for beginners to use, though they are designed to work within the existing styles of those themes.
In most cases, developers with any knowledge of PHP, HTML, and CSS will want to avoid these themes. Beginners with little knowledge of code may find the learning curve for some of these themes (e.g. PageLines DMS) too overwhelming. In all cases, the use of one of these themes may make it extremely difficult to change themes in the future, because they store content in special database tables.
And no ability to drag elements around a grid or select fonts or colors from a drop-down will teach you design skills, so if you don't know the principles of good design, your site could end up looking like a flyer from the early 1990s, when desktop publishing software first became popular.
An overview of the WooCommerce plugin for WordPress (and some of its extensions) presented to the East Bay WordPress Meetup on July 21st, 2013 by Sallie Goetsch
Retroactively created slideshow about the pros and cons managed WordPress hosting from the February 2013 East Bay WordPress meetup. Thanks to WPEngine for the pizza and the informative discussion.
June 16th East Bay WordPress Meetup slides covering a few basic tools for building websites: BuiltWith Technology Profiler, WhoIsHostingThis, WP Theme Detector, WhatFont?, ColorZilla, FireBug, SpeedTracer, and Chris Pederick's Web Developer browser plugin.
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Gen Z and the marketplaces - let's translate their needsLaura Szabó
The product workshop focused on exploring the requirements of Generation Z in relation to marketplace dynamics. We delved into their specific needs, examined the specifics in their shopping preferences, and analyzed their preferred methods for accessing information and making purchases within a marketplace. Through the study of real-life cases , we tried to gain valuable insights into enhancing the marketplace experience for Generation Z.
The workshop was held on the DMA Conference in Vienna June 2024.
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Our continuous study and findings in agriculture sector provide better insights to companies dealing with related product and services, government and agriculture associations, researchers and students to well understand the present and expected scenario.
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Imagine a world where data flows freely, yet remains secure. A world where trust is built into the fabric of every transaction. This is the promise of blockchain, a revolutionary technology poised to reshape our digital landscape.
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Meet up Milano 14 _ Axpo Italia_ Migration from Mule3 (On-prem) to.pdfFlorence Consulting
Quattordicesimo Meetup di Milano, tenutosi a Milano il 23 Maggio 2024 dalle ore 17:00 alle ore 18:30 in presenza e da remoto.
Abbiamo parlato di come Axpo Italia S.p.A. ha ridotto il technical debt migrando le proprie APIs da Mule 3.9 a Mule 4.4 passando anche da on-premises a CloudHub 1.0.
2. Schedule
•Pizza. Please bring it into the meeting room.
•Introductions
•Demo: Merel Kennedy, MK Design
•Demo: Rocky Butani, Private Lender Link
•Main Presentation: Is Your Website Ready for
2017?
9. Introductions
Tell us your name and something about yourself, e.g.
“I’m Sallie and I’m the organizer of this Meetup. I
started working with WordPress in 2005.”
11. MK Design: WP Image Zoom Pro
• Zooms automatically when
you mouse over the image.
• Requires large image uploads
to work (2x or 3x).
• Add class=“zoooom” to images
or use visual editor button.
• Free plugin (1 zoom per page)
• Pro version ($48.90 for one
site)
16. What Is HTTPS?
“Hyper Text Transfer Protocol Secure (HTTPS)
is the secure version of HTTP. The 'S' at the
end of HTTPS stands for 'Secure'. It means all
communications between your browser and
the website are encrypted.”
https://www.instantssl.com/ssl-certificate-products/https.html
17. HTTPS Requires an SSL Certificate
“SSL” is really TLS (Transportation Layer Security)
“An SSL Certificate (Secure Sockets Layer), also called a
Digital Certificate, creates a secure link between a website
and a visitor's browser. By ensuring that all data passed
between the two remains private and secure, SSL
encryption prevents hackers from stealing private
information such as credit card numbers, names and
addresses.”
http://www.networksolutions.com/education/what-is-an-ssl-certificate/
18. You need HTTPS…
•If you conduct financial transactions on your
site—even with PayPal Standard (since 2016).
•If anyone logs into your site, including you.
•Because Google says so (since 2014).
•Because WordPress says so (starting 2017).
•Because you need it for HTTP/2.
20. Can You Use Free SSL?
Yes, unless you need:
Organization Validation (OV) SSL Certificates: where
the CA checks the right of the applicant to use a
specific domain name PLUS it conducts some
vetting of the organization.
Extended Validation (EV) SSL Certificates: where
the Certificate Authority (CA) checks the right of the
applicant to use a specific domain name PLUS it
conducts a THOROUGH vetting of the organization.
https://www.globalsign.com/en/ssl-information-center/types-of-ssl-certificate/
22. When Would You Need OV or EV?
If you’re PayPal, eBay, a bank, or someone else whose
site hackers are likely to spoof in order to conduct
phishing attacks, you want one of these certificates.
Before you can get one, you have to be able to
demonstrate that you’re a legitimate business. For
most purposes, including e-commerce, a DV certificate
is fine.
24. Get Let’s Encrypt
• A2 Hosting
• BlueHost (WP Only)
• Cloudways
• DreamHost
• Flywheel
• Pressable
• Pressjitsu
• SiteGround
• WordPress.com
• WP Engine
Don’t see your
hosting
company? I
might just have
left it out, so
contact support.
25. Install This Plugin First
https://wordpress.org/plugins-wp/really-simple-ssl/
WP Engine has
its own solution
so don’t install
this there.
32. Making It All Work Automatically sets
up a page rule so
your admin is not
cached. Use
additional page rules
to avoid caching
your store.
https://wordpress.org/plugins/cloudflare/
33. HTTPS Rewrites with Cloudflare
Too many levels of rewrites can
cause redirect loops. If enabling
this causes problems, disable it.
35. Update Google Search Console
Add all your website versions
Make sure you add separate Search Console properties for all
URL variations that your site supports, including https, http,
www, and non-www.
Select your preferred version
Choose whether you want your site to appear with or without
"www" in Google Search.
Note: if you have verified ownership of the http version of your
website, you won’t (usually) have to do it again.
36. Update Other Links
Check your email signature and links from your social
profile, and update them to HTTPs.
37. What to Do Next
Set this up for yourself, then offer it as a
service to clients (or invite the DIY types to
do it themselves).
Tutorial: How to Properly Migrate a WordPress Site to
HTTPS
39. These Are Bad
They cover the
whole screen and
are hard to dismiss
on mobile. They
interfere with
accessibility. And
they’re just a PITA.
https://webmasters.googleblog.com/2016/08/helping-users-easily-access-content-on.html
41. More About Interstitials
• This only applies to mobile: we’re going to keep
seeing obnoxious intersitials on our
desktops/laptops.
• Your email signup form and other offers for your
own products are included.
• The “interstitial” doesn’t have to be an actual popup:
anything that covers the first screen visitors land on
from a mobile search link counts.
42. To Avoid Penalties, Make Sure…
1. Popups are desktop only by Default
2. Device Specific Display Rules
3. Floating Bars are Mobile Optimized
4. Use Smart Display Rule Triggers
(Guidelines from OptinMonster)
http://optinmonster.com/the-new-google-mobile-friendly-rules-for-popups/
43. What to Do Next
First check your own site. Then contact
your clients to see whether they need
help with their interstitials.
47. More AMP Plugins
• Glue for Yoast SEO & AMP (Supplement to
Automattic plugin)
• AMP for WP (Alternative to Automattic plugin)
• AMP Supremacy (Alternative to Automattic Plugin)
• Custom AMP (Alternative to Automattic plugin)
• Facebook Instant Articles & Google AMP Pages by PageFrog
(Alternative to Automattic Plugin)
49. What Does AMP Look Like?
Regular WP Post WP Post on AMP
No subtitle
Duplicate
featured
image
Different
fonts
No background
image
No header or menu
50. Do You Need AMP?
Maybe. But you can have a fast mobile site
without it.
• Three reasons you might not need Google AMP after all
• Do I Need AMP?
• How to Set Up Google Amp for WordPress (And Why You
Should)
• Diving Into Google Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP)
51. What Next?
Seems to me it’s best to wait on this one and
see how things develop, unless you’re a news
organization publishing to other platforms.
52. About Your Presenter
@salliegoetsch on Twitter
sallie@wpfangirl.com
(510) 969-9947
Sallie Goetsch (rhymes with ‘sketch’) built her first HTML
website in 1994. Since discovering WordPress in 2005, she
hasn’t looked back. Sallie became the organizer of the
East Bay WordPress Meetup in Oakland, California, in
2009.
Sallie has produced WordPress videos for Peachpit Press,
taught introductory WordPress classes for Mediabistro,
and acted as Technical Reviewer for O’Reilly’s WordPress:
The Missing Manual. She runs her WP Fangirl consulting
and development business from her home and appears
regularly on the WP-Tonic Live panel.