The shift to a paid model feels more like a greedy strategy to squeeze money out of users than a decision to improve the product. The quality of service doesn’t justify the exorbitant price they’re charging. Furthermore, the lack of transparency in communication about this change is unacceptable. We’ve been left in the dark and feel abandoned by a company we once trusted.
Instead of enhancing the user experience, this move seems more focused on lining the pockets of the company behind Jetpack. I feel betrayed and frustrated by this decision, and I’m seeking out more ethical and affordable alternatives to improve my WordPress site. I wouldn’t recommend Jetpack to anyone in its current state unless they’re willing to shell out money for a service that used to be free and reliable.
]]>I’ve tried a few page builders such as Elementor, Divi, Kadence, Oxygen, Brizy, Cwicly, Pinegrow and Bricks. I found Bricks the easiest page builder to use.
Two years ago I discovered Kevin Geary on YouTube and by following him I feel that I’ve learned a lot about HTML and CSS. Despite page builder claims, I’m able to see for myself if page builders claims of no bloat is true.
About a year ago, Bricks was my number one page builder. However, they are going through a corrective phrase. Bricks started as an Elementer competitor, IMO, but now cleaned their HTML output. The HTML output is compatible with coding your own website. As a result, there’s been breaking changes. At one point, I had to delay any updates for about 4 months. That began my search for a new page builder and I discovered Builderius.
I looked at Builderius previously, but after seeing the number of installs from the WP plugin directory, I instantly dismissed it. Well, that just showed my ignorance of the time. The second time round, I went to their website and saw Graphql. I googled and searched YouTube videos and was instantly amazed by the power of Graphql. Being able to query anything in the WP database but unlike Rest API, you only query the data that you need not all the info within the api end point.
Builderius is under estimated or just unknown. You can connect to external resource and populate the data. Facets are native. Search function, you can build components, build tables and more. Builderius can replace many plugins that you have a recurring cost. Above all, I like three things about Builderius. Their support, you may say this should be standard, but it’s not. Agnostic approach is an appeal. I’ve asked them to copy other builders, and they have said no. Innovation, no one else has Graphql and as many features as Builderius. Not just that, but with clean code. While technical and theirs a learning curve. Builderius understands this and is in the process of lowering the barrier to entry. Without removing the flexibility of coding geniuses .
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]]>Although building the initial vocabulary list of a website may be a lot of work, it pays off long-term. Instead of linking out to other websites or to Wikipedia, you can direct your users to an in-site explanation of terms. Google appreciates this, of course (assuming you wrote your vocabulary and did not do a copy-paste from other websites) and will give you some positive rank love along the way.
The WordLift team has built a fantastic solution to content-centric SEO specialists such as myself and my team.
]]>Pour les entreprises issues du milieu des médias écrits, le plugin Lickstats est simplement un incontournable. Il nous permet de voir quel sujet fonctionne le mieux auprès de nos lecteurs avec le système d’étiquettes WordPress et nous donne le nombre de clics confirmés.
]]>Vielen Dank für die Umsetzung und das Herzblut, welches in das Projekt und das Plugin geflossen sind.
Für die Zukunft wünsche ich alles Gute und m?gen wir noch lange zusammenarbeiten.
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